Tag: Regular Season
These items have all been tagged with the tag "Regular Season", You can see other tags in the Tag CloudNBAstuffer.com's registered users now can download the whole 2008-2009 regular season schedule in Excel format. With downloading it, you'll get teams' and opponents' rest days detailed break-down. Click here to download team schedules.
Here you can find a sortable rest days break-down of teams' and opponents' schedules for 2008-2009 regular season. Learn how many times your team will be playing back-to-back games and how many of those will be played on the road.
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Grab the NBA 2008-2009 regular season schedules once it has been released in early August. What we know at least about the new schedule is, according to this source, we have Lakers-Celtics in a rematch of the last NBA finals on christmas.
NBAstuffer.com has finished the preparations for handling the whole schedule and team schedules in MS Excel form. With downloading the schedule files you'll get a detailed rest days breakdown. Check back in later to take a look at strenght of schedule analysis.
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In terms of probability, the Lakers have more chances than the Celtics have. I'm sorry for those of you who are rooting for C's but, just have a look at history!
The Boston Celtics are 2007-2008 regular season champs with a 66-16 W/L record while Lakers had the third best record in the league. Could regular season champs win the title in the same season? I have looked at previous 30 years and here's what I found briefly:
In this offseason, I see a very hard work and there's a lot of things to get done. Let me know what you guys would love to kind of get next season.
Here is a short list of what you can expect new:
Website:
A completely new layoutA free membership program
Content
Sortable player movements in the offseasonStatistical terms and analysts glossary called "Analytics 101"All stats available with sortable column headers, try it now!A downloadableNBA regular season schedulein excel spreadsheet w/ rest days- 2008-2009 regular season W/L predictions
- Strenght of the schedule analysis
- Last game W/L records of long road trips
- Sortable team rankings by AST/FGM ratio (Best passing teams)
- Sortable player defensive and offensive ratings
Now you can download Playoffs 2008's cumulative and game-by-game efficiency data in MS Excel files.
Have fun with it!
We had 1230 games in 2007-2008 regular season. A couple of teams were the real outliers. Hey, haven't you noticed NBDL was fully integrated with the NBA this season? "West side story" was somewhat different, as competition level has gone nuts. Statistical comparison between afternoon and night games has revealed the facts behind the boring matinee games which are originally designed for "family & friends", not for basketball sport.
What you will get in this article is kind of simple and easily comparable stuff. Don't expect me to make judgements about how smart the player movements were. This study should be considered as a comparison tool which helps us have some insight whether the trades, on the paper, seem to help out teams or not! It was just a matter of me listing traded players one under the other and putting stats (for the same player) together.
Have you wondered how many matinee games or afternoon games are scheduled? I have noticed that I got bored anytime I watch those games. In this article while you may find the impact of matinee games on pace, offensive and defensive efficiencies; it would be more interesting to learn insights of NBA players who are being forced to play afternoon games at the times they are not get used to be on the court. Also from a fan standpoint, especially on Sundays, I would rather consider doing alternative things than attending an early NBA game.
What makes me write this article is the New York Team. With being the second worst defensive team of NBA how did the Knicks manage Pistons hold to 65 points. It was their most lopsided victory of the season. Contrarily, scoring 65 points against any team is worth to think about the reason(s). Here is a breakdown of most likely reasons which will help us see why such results in the NBA are not as stunning as they seem.
As we have 1230 NBA regular season games, do you think the games are being scheduled fairly? On the paper, it seems that some teams have easier schedules than the others; but with home stands and road trips all teams have to play 82 games in a 5.5. month time. To sum up research results, all I can speak that the further your team advances in last season's playoff, the easier schedule will be awarded by NBA.
