Initial projections as of 12/6: David - 103, Brad - 82.5, Mike - 74, Matt - 42.5
Projections as of 01/14...Brad - 95, Dave - 87, Matt - 66, Mike - 54
Projections as of 01/21...Dave - 97, Brad - 88, Matt - 61, Mike - 56
Projections as of 02/01...Brad - 103, Dave - 97, Mike - 59, Matt - 43
Projections as of 02/10...Brad - 98, Dave - 92, Mike - 59, Matt - 53
Projections as of 02/24...Brad - 90, Dave - 89, Mike - 75, Matt - 48
Projections as of 03/02...Mike - 80, Dave - 79, Brad - 76, Matt - 67
Projections as of 03/16...Brad - 117, Dave - 79, Mike - 64, Matt - 42
Projections as of 03/23...Brad - 117, Dave - 84, Mike - 63, Matt - 37
Projections as of 03/31...Brad - 119, Mike - 76, Dave - 74, Matt - 32
Projections as of 04/06...Brad - 122, Mike - 76, Dave - 71, Matt - 32
Final Points as of 06/17... Brad - 107.5, Dave - 74, Mike - 77.5, Matt - 42
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Brad ends the season with six playoff teams while Mike and Dave each have four and Matt has two.
Teams
Dave (283-229, 74 actual pts):
01. Phoenix Suns (55-27, 12, 12)
02. Detroit Pistons (59-23, 25, 25)
03. Toronto Raptors (41-41, 12, 12)
04. Orlando Magic (52-30, 20, 20)
05. Golden State Warriors (48-34, 4, 4)
06. Sacramento Kings (38-44, 1, 1)
07. New York Knicks (23-59, 0, 0)
Mike (261-255, 72.5 actual pts):
01. San Antonio Spurs (56-26, 23.5, 23.5)
02. Utah Jazz (54-28, 20, 20)
03. Cleveland Cavaliers (45-37, 17, 17)
04. Washington Wizards (43-39, 12, 12)
05. Portland Trail Blazers (41-41, 4, 4)
06. Seattle Supersonics (20-62, 0, 0)
07. Charlotte Bobcats (32-50, 1, 1)
Brad (285-226, 107.5 actual points, 107.5 proj. pts):
01. Houston Rockets (55-27, 9, 9)
02. Boston Celtics (66-16, 50, 50)
03. Denver Nuggets (50-32, 12, 12)
04. Miami Heat (15-67, 0, 0)
05. New Orleans Hornets (56-26, 18.5, 18.5)
06. Atlanta Hawks (37-45, 9, 9)
07. Philadelphia 76ers (40-42, 9, 9)
Matt (228-284, 40 actual points):
01. Dallas Mavericks (51-31, 6, 6)
02. Chicago Bulls (33-49, 1, 1)
03. New Jersey Nets (34-48, 1, 1)
04. Los Angeles Lakers (55-27, 30, 30)
05. Memphis Grizzlies (22-60, 0, 0)
06. Milwaukee Bucks (26-56, 0, 0)
07. Indiana Pacers (36-46, 4, 4)
NBA Draft
01. Dave – Phoenix Suns
02. Mike – San Antonio Spurs
03. Brad – Houston Rockets
04. Matt – Dallas Mavericks
05. Matt – Chicago Bulls
06. Brad – Boston Celtics
07. Mike – Utah Jazz
08. Dave – Detroit Pistons
09. Dave – Toronto Raptors
10. Mike – Cleveland Cavaliers
11. Brad – Denver Nuggets
12. Matt – New Jersey Nets
13. Matt – Los Angeles Lakers
14. Brad – Miami Heat
15. Mike – Washington Wizards
16. Dave – Orlando Magic
17. Dave – Golden State Warriors
18. Mike – Portland Trail Blazers
19. Brad – New Orleans Hornets
20. Matt – Memphis Grizzlies
21. Matt – Milwaukee Bucks
22. Brad – Atlanta Hawks
23. Mike – Seattle Supersonics
24. Dave – Sacramento Kings
25. Dave – New York Knicks
26. Mike – Charlotte Bobcats
27. Brad – Philadelphia 76ers
28. Matt – Indiana Pacers
Scoring (302 points):
1st place- 10
2nd place- 7
3rd place- 4
4th place- 1
5th place- 0
Playoff spot- 5
Playoff series win- 5
NBA title- 20
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4 comments:
Red Sox win =I own you guys!
Mr. Rasmusson,
As moderator of this blog, I respectfully ask you to confine your comments regarding your baseball predictions to the appropriate topic post. This topic post revolves around basketball, and while it is true that Brad is the only person who remotely cares what happens this season (other than when Dwayne Wade is on the floor), this forum must be kept free for mocking Brad when his basketball picks turn out as successful as his football picks.
I hope you understand that you are being asked to take your comments elsewhere - not because we think you are a lucky son of a bitch and don't want to give you the time of the day nor your due praise - but instead to make readability of this forum much easier to the general public.
Thank you for your time.
David Deardurff
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I think Dirk Nowitzki disagrees with your assessment about the NBA Champion being the best NBA team, but he's a cry baby.
I think the NHL post season is a good crucible for testing NHL teams and that the NHL champion is usually the best team. The real problem is that the regular season which isn't a good predictor of post season success.
Some hockey critics will say the NHL playoffs are a crapshoot, because all a team needs is a hot goalie. That's partially true, but it's no accident that the hottest goalie has usually been named Roy, Belfour, and Brodeur.
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