NBA Schedule/Log

The 2011–12 KillerSports.com 

NBA Schedule/Log

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CONTENTS 

3 

An Overview of the 2011-12 NBA Schedule 

4 

2011-12 NBA Opponent Breakdown 

6 

Back-to-Back Road Games 2011-12 

10 

2011-12 “Rest vs No Rest” and “No Rest vs Rest” 

11 

2011-12 Days Rest Distribution 

12 

Playing Four Games In Five Days 

15 

Third Game in Three Days 

16 

Opponents on Long Road Trips 2011-12 

19 

2011-12 Team Schedule Section 

80 

Bullet Points for the 2011-12 NBA Schedule 

81 

Team Trends Section 

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2011–2012 NBA SCHEDULE OVERVIEW 

The 2011-12 NBA season will be a very interesting one. The 

league compressed 66 games into 124 days meaning that 

each team will play an average of more than one game every 

two days during the regular season. For the first time since the 1998- 

99 strike season there are times when a team plays for three straight 

days. In fact, there are 42 such occurrences and a complete listing of 

them is given in this publication. To really understand the difference 

between this season an a typical NBA regular season, consider the 

following table, which gives the total number of regular season occurrences 

of the four-games-in-five days, 5-in-6 and the 5-in-7 and 

6-in-8 scheduling situations over the past seventeen NBA seasons. 

2011-12 Scheduling Situations 

SEASON 4-in-5 5-in-6 5-in-7 6-in-8 

1995 90 0 2 0 

1996 91 0 4 0 

1997 75 0 3 0 

1998 218 28 105 14 

1999 101 0 5 0 

2000 101 0 0 0 

2001 106 0 11 0 

2002 102 0 3 0 

2003 88 0 5 0 

2004 90 0 5 0 

2005 81 0 0 0 

2006 90 0 0 0 

2007 78 0 0 0 

2008 72 0 0 0 

2009 80 1 1 0 

2010 68 0 0 0 

2011 218 29 98 17 

There will be more than three times as many occurrences of a 

team playing their fourth game in five days this season than there 

was last season – despite the fact that there will be 240 fewer games 

played this season than last season. Even more compelling is that 

fact that there has been a total of only ONE occurrence of the fivegames-in-seven 

days over the past six seasons. This season we get 

98 occurrences of this rare scheduling situation. In addition, there 

will be 29 games this season in which a team will be playing their 

SDQL Hint 

To see all the five-games-in-six-days this season, use the 

SDQL text: 

(rest + p:rest + pp:rest + ppp:rest) = 1 

To perform this query yourself, visit the NBA Query page at 

www.killersports.com/nba.py/query. 

fifth game in six days. Finally, there will be 17 occurrences of the 

grueling six-games-in-eight days this season. 

Handicappers that are able to understand the ramifications of 

this should find the pickings very easy this season. 

In addition, there are twenty occurrences of a brutal five-games 

in six days stretch this season. This scheduling situation does not 

normally occur. The first of these twenty stretches begins on Dec 28th 

when the Nuggets play in Utah, They then travel to Portland for a 

game on the 29th. They have the 30th off before playing the Lakers 

in LA on the 31st, the Lakers at home on the 1st before hosting the 

Bucks on the 2nd. Milwaukee plus the points should be a possibility. 

Another interesting feature of this year’s NBA schedule is that 

the team have been partially “seeded.” In a normal regular season, 

each team in the Eastern Conference plays every team in the Western 

Conference twice – once at home and once on the road. This 

season, however, each team in the Eastern Conference plays only 

THREE teams in the Western Conference twice, while playing every 

other team in the West only once. So, now the schedule-maker 

has a strong influence on the level of difficulty of a team’s schedule. 

If you are a team from the Eastern Conference, you would much 

rather have two games with the Kings, Timberwolves and Warriors 

while playing teams like the Mavs, Lakers and Thunder only once. 

Similarly, every Eastern Conference opponent usually plays every 

other Eastern Conference team four times during the regular season. 

This year, however, there will only be six four-game series. If you 

are an Eastern Conference team, you would like the Cavs, Wizards, 

Raptors, Pistons, Sixers and Pacers to be the set of teams you have 

to play four times. 

Clearly, the schedule-makers have much more influence over 

the level of difficulty of a team’s schedule this season, than in any 

non-strike season. 

Astute handicappers will pay attention to these match-ups. For 

example, the only three Western Conference teams that the Celtics 

will play twice this season are the Lakers, Mavs and Thunder. Ouch. 

Similarly, the three Eastern Conference teams that the Thunder were 

assigned are the Celtics, Heat and Magic. On the other hand, the 

three Eastern Conference team that the Rockets have to play twice 

are the Bobcats, Raptors and Wizards. In the same vein, the three 

Western Conference teams that the Pacers get twice are the Warriors, 

Hornets and Timberwolves. A complete breakdown of these 

match-ups is presented in this publication. 

Indeed, the NBA should offer a number of terrific investment 

opportunities this season for those that are well prepared. NBA 

Futures seem vulnerable to anyone that has done their homework. 

Besides the level of difficulty of each team’s schedule, a key question 

is how are the more “mature” teams like Boston and San Antonio 

going to handle the compressed season? Will they put forth a muted 

effort during the regular season and save themselves for the playoffs? 

This publication will provide an analysis of each team’s 2011-12 

NBA Schedule to help NBA Handicappers start the season well 

armed with the information they need to win. This type of analysis 

is especially helpful when trying to forecast the total number of 

wins a team might achieve over the regular season, as NBA Futures 

Players do. 

2011–2012 NBA Schedule Log | 3

2011–2012 NBA OPPONENT BREAKDOWN 

This season, there will be an unusual distribution of opponents 

because of the shortened season. Normally, each 

team in the league has a home-and-home series with every 

team in the other conference. That is, the Hawks, who are in the 

Eastern Conference, will host every Western Conference team once 

and they will visit every Western conference team once. 

This season, however, each team will only play 18 inter-conference 

games instead of 30. These eighteen games will consist of three 

of the normal home and home series, six single home games and six 

single road games. A complete listing of these match-ups are given 

on the facing page. For example, we can see that the Hawks play 

a home-and-home series with the Trailblazers, Suns and Clippers 

this season. That is, the Hawks play once at home and once on 

the road vs the Trailblazers, Suns and Clippers this season. Also, in 

the center column we see that the Hawks have home games vs the 

Timberwolves, Grizzlies, Warriors, Thunder, Jazz and Mavericks. 

Atlanta does not play these six teams on the road this season. In 

the final column, we see that the Hawks have to visit the Rockets, 

Spurs Hornets, Lakers, Kings and Nuggets. Atlanta will not host 

these six teams this season. 

Of course, Eastern Conference teams would prefer that their 

three home-and-home series vs the Western Conference teams be 

against teams like; Minnesota, Sacramento and perhaps the LA 

Clippers rather than teams like the Lakers, Mavericks and Thunder. 

In a normal season, each team would play 52 games with teams 

in their own conference. This season, however, each team only will 

play 48 intraconference games. So, most of the missing games this 

season are interconference (East vs West) games. 

The intraconference games are divided into three groups. Each 

team will face six opponents that they will play four times – two at 

each site. There will be four interconference opponents that each 

team will play three times – two at home and one on the road. 

Finally, there will be four interconference opponents that each 

team will play three times – one at home and two on the road. 

For example, we see that the Hawks play a full four-game season 

series vs the; Nets, Heat, Bulls, Bobcats, Raptors and Pistons. In 

the center column, we see that the Hawks get two home games 

and one road game against the; Wizards, Cavs, Knicks and Celtics. 

Finally, the Hawks get one home and two road games vs the Pacers, 

76ers, Bucks and Magic. 

NBA System 


In a similar fashion, an Eastern Conference team would prefer 

that the six other Eastern Conference teams they have to play four 

times are relatively weak opponents. It appears that the Nets have 

a favorable schedule in this aspect, as their four-games series this 

season are against the; Hawks, Bobcats, Cavs, Pacers, Raptors and 

Sixers. Nice. 

In the Western Conference, we see that the Utah Jazz are the only 

team in the league that has four games with the Lakers, Mavericks 

and Spurs this season. Tough. 

Let’s take a closer look at the bottom table to see which teams 

got tough and which teams were assigned easy non-conference 

opponents for their three home-and-home series. 

The interesting, but understandable, scheduling feature here is 

that both the Heat and the Celtics have to play the Lakers, Thunder 

and Mavericks twice each this season. The NBA schedule-makers 

are no dummies. They know which games will draw an audience. 

The Bulls, for some reason, got off relatively easy here, as their three 

Western Conference home-and-home series this season are against 

the Grizzlies, Hornets and Kings. 

Other Eastern Conference opponents with favorable Western 

Conference opponents are the Pacers and the Pistons. Indiana gets 

the Warriors, Hornets and Timberwolves twice each and the Pistons, 

get the Grizzlies, Kings and Timberwolves twice each. 

Turning our attention to the Western Conference, we see that 

the toughest trio of Eastern Conference opponents might be the 

Heat, the Celtics and the Knicks and both the Mavs and Lakers 

are dealt this hand. The Thunder get the Heat, Celtics and Magic, 

which is also no picnic. 

Western Conference teams with easy Eastern Conference opponents 

include the Rockets, who get the Wizards, Bobcats and 

Raptors and the Timberwolves, who get the Pacers, Pistons and 

Bobcats. 

Clearly, a thorough analysis of each team’s 2011-12 opponents 

will result in a knowledge of how many regular season wins a team 

might be expected to achieve this season. It is clear that the schedule 

makers – much more than in a normal regular season – have a strong 

influence on the difficulty of a team’s schedule. Get in front of the 

pack and ahead of the linesmakers by poring over the facing page 

to get a solid picture of what each team’s expectations might be this 

season. Then consider backing up your opinion with an investment. 

NBA teams are 0-21 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since 2005 during the regular season at home with less than two days rest when they are off 

a loss by more than ten points in which they shot less than 40% from the field and less than 60% from the free throw line, as long 

as they were not a double-digit dog in that loss. 

SDQL Text 

H and rest

2011–2012 NBA OPPONENT BREAKDOWN 

CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 

TEAm 2H and 2A 2H and 1A 1H and 2A 

ATL NJN, MIA, CHI, CBC, TOR, DET WAS, CLE, NYK, BOS IND, PHI, MIL, ORL 

BOS NYK, MIA, WAS, IND, CHI, TOR DET, NJN, ORL, MIL ATL, CLE, CBC, PHI 

CBC ATL, ORL, NYK, DET, NJN, WAS BOS, MIL, CHI, PHI MIA, CLE, IND, TOR 

CHI ATL, BOS, MIL, MIA, NYK, DET NJN, IND, TOR, WAS CBC, CLE, ORL, PHI 

CLE MIL, NYK, NJN, IND, DET, TOR CHI, BOS, CBC, PHI ATL, MIA, ORL, WAS 

DAL UTH, LAL, DEN, SAS, PHO, OKC LAC, SAC, HOU, POR MEM, NOR, MIN, GSW 

DEN DAL, LAC, NOR, LAL, HOU, MIN UTH, SAC, PHO, GSW MEM, SAS, OKC, POR 

DET ATL, CBC, CHI, CLE, MIL, PHI ORL, TOR, MIA, WAS BOS, NJN, IND, NYK 

GSW LAC, MEM, UTH, SAC, LAL, POR DAL, NOR, SAS, OKC DEN, HOU, PHO, MIN 

HOU DEN, MEM, SAS, PHO, OKC, MIN GSW, NOR, UTH, SAC DAL, LAC, LAL, POR 

IND BOS, CLE, MIA, ORL, NJN, PHI ATL, CBC, DET, NYK CHI, MIL, TOR, WAS 

LAC DEN, GSW, PHO, OKC, MIN, POR HOU, MEM, NOR, LAL DAL, UTH, SAC, SAS 

LAL DAL, DEN, GSW, UTH, PHO, MIN HOU, MEM, OKC, POR LAC, NOR, SAC, SAS 

MEM GSW, HOU, NOR, SAS, OKC, MIN DAL, DEN, UTH, SAC LAC, LAL, PHO, POR 

MIA ATL, BOS, CHI, IND, ORL, PHI CBC, CLE, NYK, TOR DET, MIL, NJN, WAS 

MIL CHI, CLE, DET, NYK, ORL, WAS ATL, IND, MIA, PHI BOS, CBC, NJN, TOR 

MIN DEN, HOU, LAC, LAL, MEM, SAC DAL, GSW, SAS, OKC NOR, UTH, PHO, POR 

NJN ATL, CBC, CLE, IND, TOR, PHI DET, MIA, MIL, WAS BOS, CHI, NYK, ORL 

NOR DEN, MEM, SAC, SAS, PHO, POR DAL, LAL, MIN, UTH GSW, HOU, LAC, OKC 

NYK BOS, CBC, CHI, CLE, MIL, TOR DET, NJN, ORL, PHI ATL, IND, MIA, WAS 

OKC DAL, HOU, LAC, MEM, SAC, POR DEN, NOR, SAS, PHO GSW, LAL, MIN, UTH 

ORL CBC, IND, MIA, MIL, PHI, WAS ATL, CHI, CLE, NJN BOS, DET, NYK, TOR 

PHI DET, IND, MIA, NJN, ORL, WAS ATL, BOS, CHI, TOR CBC, CLE, MIL, PHI 

PHO DAL, HOU, LAC, LAL, NOR, SAS GSW, MEM, MIN, POR DEN, OKC, SAC, UTH 

POR GSW, LAC, NOR, OKC, UTH, SAC DEN, HOU, MEM, MIN DAL, LAL, PHO, SAS 

SAC GSW, MIN, NOR, OKC, POR, UTH LAC, LAL, PHO, SAS DAL, DEN, HOU, MEM 

SAS DAL, HOU, MEM, NOR, PHO, UTH DEN, LAC. LAL,POR GSW, MIN, OKC, SAS 

TOR ATL, BOS, CLE, NJN, NYK, WAS CBC, IND, MIL, ORL CHI, DET, MIA, TOR 

UTH DAL, GSW, LAL, POR, SAC, SAS LAC, MIN, OKC, PHO DEN, HOU, MEM, NOR 

WAS BOS, CBC, MIL, ORL, PHI, TOR CLE, IND, MIA, WAS ATL, CHI, DET, NJN 

NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 

TEAm 1H and 1A 1H 1A 

ATL POR, PHO, LAC MIN, MEM, GSW, OKC, UTH, DAL HOU, SAS, NOR, LAL, SAC, DEN 

BOS DAL, OKC, LAL PHO, MEM, HOU, POR, UTH, SAS NOR, LAC, GSW, SAC, DEN, MIN 

CBC HOU, MIN, NOR GSW, LAC, UTH, DEN, MEM, SAC LAL, POR, PHO, SAS, OKC, DAL 

CHI MEM, NOR, SAC UTH, DAL, DEN, HOU, PHO, POR LAC, LAL, SAS, OKC, MIN, GSW 

CLE UTH, SAS, PHO LAC, NOR, SAC, DAL, HOU, GSW MEM, LAL, DEN, OKC, MIN, POR 

DAL BOS, MIA, NYK CBC, MIL, NJN, IND, TOR, WAS ATL, CHI, CLE, ORL, DET, PHI 

DEN ORL, TOR, MIL ATL, BOS, CLE, MIA, NJN, DET CHI, CBC, NYK, IND, PHI, WAS 

DET MEM, SAC, MIN DAL, NOR, LAL, SAS, POR, GSW DEN, LAC, UTH, HOU, PHO, OKC 

GSW NJN, IND, PHI BOS, CHI, MIL, MIA, NYK, ORL ATL, CBC, DET, CLE, TOR, WAS 

HOU CBC, TOR, WAS ATL, DET, MIL, NYK, IND, PHI BOS, CHI, CLE, MIA, ORL, NJN 

IND GSW, NOR, MIN DEN, LAC, UTH, PHO, OKC, POR DAL, MEM, HOU, SAC, LAL, SAS 

LAC ATL, NJN, WAS BOS, CHI, DET, MIL, MIA, TOR CBC, CLE, IND, ORL, NYK, PHI 

LAL BOS, MIA, NYK ATL, CBC, CHI, CLE, IND, NJN DET, MIL, ORL, TOR, PHI, WAS 

MEM CHI, DET, TOR CLE, IND, NYK, ORL, PHI, WAS ATL, BOS, CBC, MIL, MIA, NJN 

MIA DAL, LAL, OKC HOU, MEM, NOR, SAC, SAS, PHO DEN, GSW, LAC, UTH, MIN, POR 

MIL DEN, PHO, POR LAL, MEM, NOR, SAS, OKC, MIN DAL, GSW, HOU, LAC, UTH, SAC 

MIN CBC, DET, IND BOS, CHI, CLE, MIA, NYK, PHI ATL, MIL, ORL, NJN, TOR, WAS 

NJN GSW, LAC, UTH HOU, MEM, MIN, NOR, SAS, OKC DAL, DEN, LAL, SAC, PHO, POR 

NOR CBC, CHI, IND ATL, BOS, ORL, TOR, PHI, WAS CLE, DET, MIA, MIL, NJN, NYK 

NYK DAL, LAL, SAC DEN, LAC, NOR, UTH, PHO, POR GSW, HOU, MEM, MIN, SAS, OKC 

OKC BOS, MIA, ORL CBC, CHI, CLE, DET, NYK, TOR ATL, IND, MIL, NJN, PHI, WAS 

ORL DEN, OKC, SAS DAL, HOU, LAC, LAL, MIN, PHO GSW, MEM, NOR, UTH, SAC, POR 

PHI GSW, UTH, SAS DEN, DAL, LAC, LAL, OKC, SAC HOU, MEM, MIN, NOR, PHO, POR 

PHO ATL, CLE, MIL CBC, DET, NJN, PHI, TOR, WAS BOS, CHI, IND, MIA, NYK, ORL 

POR ATL, MIL, WAS CBC, CLE, MIA, NJN, ORL, PHI BOS, CHI, DET, IND, NYK, TOR 

SAC CHI, DET, NYK ATL, BOS, IND, MIL, NJN, ORL CBC, CLE, MIA, PHI, TOR, WAS 

SAS CLE, ORL, PHI ATL, CBC, CHI, IND, NYK, WAS BOS, DET, MIA, MIL, NJN, TOR 

TOR DEN, HOU, MEM GSW, LAL, MIN, POR, SAC, SAS DAL, LAC, NOR, OKC, PHO, UTH 

UTH CLE, NJN, PHI DET, MIA, MIL, ORL, TOR, WAS ATL, BOS, CBC, CHI, IND, NYK 

WAS HOU, LAC, POR DEN, GSW, LAL, MIN, OKC, SAC DAL, MEM, NOR, PHO, SAS, UTH 


2011–2012 BACK-TO-BACK ROAD GAmES 

In all the professional sports, the back-to-back road games in the 

NBA might be the most physically grueling. In the NFL, there 

are different players for offense and defense and the NFL plays 

sixteen regular season games a year. In the NBA, there are usually 

82 regular season games and the players must play both defense 

and offense. Unlike other sports, the line for the side on the game 

is adjusted when one team in unrested and the other is not. That is, 

the NBA is the only major sport that adjusts the lines for a fatigue 

factor. Let’s investigate this further 

To start, we present the following four query results with their 

associated Sports Data Query Language (SDQL) text: 

SDQL: A 

SU: 7745-11852 (-3.3) (39.5%) 

ATS: 9707-9512-378 (0.1) avg line: +3.4 

SDQL: rest>0 and A 

SU: 5375-7861 (-2.8) (40.6%) 

ATS: 6627-6355-254 (+0.3) avg line: +3.1 

SDQL: rest=0 and A 

SU: 2365-3982 (-4.2) (37.3%) 

ATS: 3073-3150-124 (-0.3) avg line: +3.9 

SDQL: A and p:A and rest=0 

SU: 1292-2110 (-3.9) (38.0%) 

ATS: 1678-1655-69 (-0.0) avg line: +3.9 

The first query, A, (A means the away team) gives the results 

of all road games since 1995-96. Here we see that the road team 

has a record of 7745-11,852, which is 39.5% winners. We also see 

that they have been a 3.4 point underdog on the average and we 

see that they have lost by an average of 3.3 ppg. 

The second query, A and rest>0, gives the results of all road 

games since 1995-96 in which the road team did not play the day 

before. Here we see that the rested road team is 5375-7861 straight 

up, which is 40.6% winners. We also see that they have been a 3.1 

point underdog on the average and we see that they have lost by 

an average of only 2.8 ppg. 

Road Warriors 


The third query, A and rest=0, gives the results of all road games 

since 1995-96 in which the road team played the day before. Here 

we see that the unrested road team is 2365-3982, which is 37.3% 

winners. Also, we see that they have been a 3.9 point underdog on 

the average and we see that they have lost by an average of 4.2 ppg. 

Finally, the fourth query, A and rest=0 and p:A, gives the results 

of all road games since 1995-96 in which the road team played on 

the road the day before. Here we see that the unrested road team 

is 1292-2110, which is 38.0% winners. Also, we see that they have 

been a 3.9 point underdog on the average and we see that they have 

lost by an average of 3.9 ppg. 

So, unless the schedule-makers assign more back-to-back games 

to teams that are expected to be poor, the results indicate that NBA 

teams are negatively affected when playing on the with no rest. 

Specifically, since the start of the 1995-96 NBA season, road teams 

with rest have lost by an average of 2.8 ppg and road teams without 

rest have lost by an average of 4.2 ppg. Further, the linesmakers 

have attempted to correct for this, as road teams without rest have 

been getting an average of 3.9 points whereas rested road teams 

have only been given an average of 3.1 points. 

This season there are 188 back-to-back road games which are 

distributed among the 30 NBA teams. Some teams have been 

saddled with a large number of back-to-back road games and 

others have only a few. We can also look at the number of times a 

team is hosting an opponent that is playing in the second of B2B 

road games. Clearly, if a particular team hosts a large number of 

opponents coming in off another road game the previous night 

that team has an advantage. The number of times a team plays 

and hosts the second of back-to-back road games are important 

factors in determining the difficulty of a team’s schedule and thus 

an important factor in estimating the number of wins they will 

have over the season. 

To aid in this investigation, we present a table on the facing 

page that gives the number of B2B occurrences for each team for 

the upcoming 2011-12 season for two situations; one is when the 

team is playing its second road game in two days and the other is 

when the team is hosting an opponent that is playing its second 

road game in two days. 

The Chicago Bulls are 16-0 ATS (+7.8 ppg) since November 30, 2009 as a dog when they are playing in at least their third straight 

road game. The SDQL text is: 

team=Bulls and AD and p:A and pp:A and 20091130

2011–2012 BACK-TO-BACK ROAD GAmES (CONTINUED) 

# of Back-to-Back Road Games 2011-12 

Team Playing Hosting Differential 

ATL 4 7 +3 

BOS 7 2 -5 

CBC 5 7 +2 

CHI 6 4 -2 

CLE 3 3 0 

DAL 8 7 -1 

DEN 5 7 +2 

DET 6 4 -2 

GSW 9 7 -2 

HOU 8 7 -1 

IND 2 7 +5 

LAC 8 6 -2 

LAL 8 6 -2 

MEM 5 5 0 

MIA 7 2 -5 

MIL 5 7 +2 

MIN 9 9 0 

NJN 4 9 +5 

NOR 6 8 +2 

NYK 6 10 +4 

OKC 4 5 +1 

ORL 6 8 +2 

PHI 4 2 -2 

PHO 7 9 +2 

POR 7 7 0 

SAC 9 5 -4 

SAN 10 4 -6 

TOR 8 6 -2 

UTH 7 11 +4 

WAS 5 7 +2 

Looking down the first column we see that the Spurs are the only 

team this season to play double-digit back-to-back road games. It is 

relevant to note that are one of the teams that is likely to be adversely 

affected by playing two road games in two days. The Kings, Timberwolves 

and Warriors each have nine with the Raptors, Clippers, 

Rockets and Mavericks with eight each. On the other end of the 

list, we find that the Indiana Pacers only play TWO back-to-back 

road games this season. The Cavaliers are right behind with three 

and they are followed by the Hawks, Nets, Thunder and 76ers, who 

each have four back-to-back road games this season. 

The o:B2B column gives the number of times a team is scheduled 

to host an opponent that is playing the second of back-to-back 

road games in 2011-12. Obviously, the higher the number in this 

column, the more favorable a team’s schedule. Here we see that 

Utah Jazz host eleven teams this season that played on the road the 

previous day. This is tops in the league. They are followed by the 

NY Knicks, who get ten opponents that are playing their second 

road game in as many days. Teams with eight scheduled opponents 

who are playing the second of back-to-back road games include the 

Nets, Suns and Timberwolves. So, not only do the Timberwolves 

host a lot of back-to-back road games, they will play a lot of backto-back 

road games this season. 

The unlucky teams are those that host a relatively small number 

of teams playing their second road game in as many days. The 76ers, 

Celtics and Heat only get two teams all season that played on the 

road the previous day. Next we have the Cavs with three and they 

are followed by the Bulls, Pistons and Spurs, each with only four. 

The final, right-most column in the table is the difference 

between the number of times a team hosts the second of B2B road 

games and the number of times a team plays B2B road games. 

Clearly, a team with a high positive number has a scheduling advantage 

and a team with a large negative number has a scheduling 

disadvantage. 

The two teams with the highest differential are the Pacers and 

Nets, each with a differential of plus-five. The Pacers host seven 

B2B road games but pay only two and the Nets host nine B2B road 

games, but play only four. The Knicks and the Jazz are close behind 

with a differential of plus-four. 

The team with the worst B2B differential this season is the Spurs 

at minus-six. They play ten back-to-back road games, but host only 

four. They are following by the Heat and Celtics, both of whom 

only get two opponents playing a B2B road games while playing 

seven B2B’ers themselves. 

These numbers only tell part of the story. Another factor to 

consider is the level of the opponent a team gets in the second of 

back-to-back road games. When good teams host poor teams playing 

the second of back-to-back road games the straight up result of 

the game is unlikely to be different—the good team was going to 

win the game anyway. The most effective positive B2B differential 

includes many games where the fact that the team is hosting the 

second of back-to-back road games is likely to turn a loss into a 

win. For example, on 1/24 the Pacers host the Magic. Indiana has 

a days rest and the Magic played in Boston the previous night. The 

fact that Orlando is playing the second of back-to-back road games 

may give the Pacers the edge they need to score a straight up victory. 

See the article on the next two pages for a complete listing of 

all back-to-back road games this season. 

Play Smart. Play Informed. Investigate Back-to-Back road games 

at KillerSports.com. 


BACK-TO-BACK ROAD GAmES – PLAYING 

The table below gives a complete listing of all the dates 

when a team is playing the second of Back-to-Back 

road games over the entire 2011-12 NBA season. The 

team in the left-most column is the team playing the Back-to-Back 

road game. The entries in the table give the date and opponent. 

For example, on 1/3 the Hawks face the Bulls in Chicago having 

played on the road the previous night. 

The level of opponent is important when determining the 

advantage of hosting a Back-to-Back road game. For example, on 

1/13 the Cavs play at the Lakers when they played on the road 

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

ATL 1/3 CHI 2/15 PHO 3/7 MIA 3/14 LAC – – – – – – – – 

BOS 12/28 NOR 2/20 DAL 3/12 LAC 3/17 DEN 3/23 PHI 4/14 NJN 4/15 CBC – – – – – 

CBC 1/4 NYK 1/22 NJN 2/1 POR 3/15 DAL 4/4 ATL – – – – – – – 

CHI 12/26 GSW 12/30 LAC 1/7 ATL 1/30WAS 2/2 NYK 4/19 MIA – – – – – – 

CLE 1/13 LAL 4/14WAS 4/23 MEM – – – – – – – – – 

DAL 1/11 BOS 1/19 UTH 3/9 SAC 3/10 GSW 3/24 HOU 3/30 ORL 4/13 POR 4/16 UTH – – – – 

DEN 1/7 SAS 1/18 PHI 1/21 NYK 3/26 CHI 4/26 MIN – – – – – – – 

DET 1/13 CBC 1/18 MIN 1/31 NYK 2/1 NJN 2/22TOR 4/9 ORL – – – – – – 

GSW 1/15 DET 1/18 NJN 2/18 MEM 2/29 ATL 3/5WAS 3/22 HOU 4/4 MIN 4/21 HOU 4/22 MIN – – – 

HOU 1/4 LAC 1/11 SAS 2/9 PHO 3/7TOR 3/11 CLE 3/18 PHO 4/9 POR 4/19 NOR – – – – 

IND 3/11 ORL 4/1 HOU – – – – – – – – – – 

LAC 2/11 CBC 3/2 PHO 3/5 MIN 3/21 OKC 3/22 NOR 4/12 MIN 4/19 PHO 4/25 NYK – – – – 

LAL 1/20 ORL 1/29 MIN 2/4 UTH 2/10 NYK 2/23 OKC 3/7WAS 3/14 NOR 3/21 DAL – – – – 

MEM 1/24 POR 2/3 OKC 3/11 DEN 3/25 LAL 3/31 MIL – – – – – – – 

MIA 1/11 LAC 2/13 MIL 2/14 IND 3/2 UTH 3/14 CHI 3/26 IND 4/16 NJN – – – – – 

MIL 1/3 UTH 1/8 PHO 3/3 ORL 3/12 NJN 4/19 IND – – – – – – – 

MIN 1/9TOR 1/14 ATL 1/21 UTH 2/29 LAL 3/1 PHO 3/16 LAL 3/19 GSW 3/28 CBC 4/2 SAC – – – 

NJN 12/30 ATL 1/14 UTH 3/31 SAC 4/4 POR – – – – – – – – 

NOR 1/2 UTH 2/21 IND 2/22 CLE 3/10 MIN 3/29 POR 4/1 PHO – – – – – – 

NYK 12/29 LAL 1/7 DET 1/25 CLE 1/28 HOU 3/7 SAS 4/11 MIL – – – – – – 

OKC 1/11 NOR 2/7 GSW 2/10 UTH 3/1 ORL – – – – – – – – 

ORL 1/12 GSW 1/24 IND 2/20 MIL 2/23 ATL 3/6 CBC 4/22 DEN – – – – – – 

PHI 12/31 GSW 2/22 HOU 4/11TOR 4/26 DET – – – – – – – – 

PHO 12/31 OKC 1/18 NYK 2/7 MIL 2/14 DEN 3/21 ORL 4/4 UTH 4/14 SAS – – – – – 

POR 1/14 HOU 1/21 DET 2/11 DAL 3/10WAS 3/14 NYK 4/7 MIL 4/16 PHO – – – – – 

SAC 1/4 DEN 1/11TOR 1/14 DAL 1/21 MEM 2/7 MIN 2/15 NYK 2/22WAS 3/5 DEN 4/11 NOR – – – 

SAS 1/18 ORL 1/30 MEM 2/15TOR 2/21 POR 3/17 DAL 3/28 SAC 4/4 BOS 4/17 LAL 4/18 SAC 4/26 GSW – – 

TOR 1/2 NYK 1/25 UTH 2/6WAS 2/29 NOR 3/14 NJN 3/17 CBC 4/9 IND 4/23 MIL – – – – 

UTH 12/28 DEN 2/7 IND 2/13 NOR 2/14 OKC 3/10 CHI 3/26 NJN 4/14 MEM – – – – – 

WAS 1/28 CBC 2/15 LAC 3/13 DAL 3/16 ATL 4/6 NJN – – – – – – – 

By scanning each team’s back-to-back road games this season – 

both quantity and opponent – the astute handicapper can estimate 

the deleterious effect the back-to-back road games might have on 

their win-loss record for the season. Another factor to consider is 

the number of times the host of a back-to-back game has the rest 

advantage. For, example, Every time the Timberwolves play the 


the previous night. The fact that Cleveland is playing the second 

of back-to-back road games is not likely to change the straight up 

outcome of the game because the Lakers were likely to win anyway. 

The situations where hosting a Back-to-Back road game is helpful 

is when the scheduling advantage is likely to be enough to turn a 

loss into a win. For example, on 12/28 the Celtics play in New 

Orleans in the second of Back-to-Back road games. The fact that 

Boston played on the road the day before may enough to get the 

rested Hornets the straight up win. 

second of back-to-back road games this season, their opponent is 

rested. On the other hand, the Clippers’ opponent also have no 

rest in six of their eight back-to-back road games. 

The table on the next page gives the games in which each team 

is hosting an opponent that is playing the second of Back-to-Back 

road games.

BACK-TO-BACK ROAD GAmES – HOSTING 

The table below gives a complete listing of all the dates 

when a team is hosting the second of Back-to-Back 

road games over the entire 2011-12 NBA season. This 

information is exactly the same that is in the previous table but 

it is organized differently. Here it is advantageous to have a large 

number of games. The team in the left-most column is the team 

hosting the Back-to-Back road game. The entries in the table give 

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

ATL 12/30 NJN 1/7 CHI 1/14 MIN 2/23 ORL 2/29 GSW 3/16WAS 4/4 CBC – – – – – 

BOS 1/11 DAL 4/4 SAS – – – – – – – – – – 

CBC 1/13 DET 1/28WAS 2/11 LAC 3/6 ORL 3/17TOR 3/28 MIN 4/15 BOS – – – – – 

CHI 1/3 ATL 3/10 UTH 3/14 MIA 3/26 DEN – – – – – – – – 

CLE 1/25 NYK 2/22 NOR 3/11 HOU – – – – – – – – – 

DAL 1/14 SAC 2/11 POR 2/20 BOS 3/13WAS 3/15 CBC 3/17 SAS 3/21 LAL – – – – – 

DEN 12/28 UTH 1/4 SAC 2/14 PHO 3/5 SAC 3/11 MEM 3/17 BOS 4/22 ORL – – – – – 

DET 1/7 NYK 1/15 GSW 1/21 POR 4/26 PHI – – – – – – – – 

GSW 12/26 CHI 12/31 PHI 1/12 ORL 2/7 OKC 3/10 DAL 3/19 MIN 4/26 SAS – – – – – 

HOU 1/14 POR 1/28 NYK 2/22 PHI 3/22 GSW 3/24 DAL 4/1 IND 4/21 GSW – – – – – 

IND 1/24 ORL 2/7 UTH 2/14 MIA 2/21 NOR 3/26 MIA 4/9TOR 4/19 MIL – – – – – 

LAC 12/30 CHI 1/4 HOU 1/11 MIA 2/15WAS 3/12 BOS 3/14 ATL – – – – – – 

LAL 12/29 NYK 1/13 CLE 2/29 MIN 3/16 MIN 3/25 MEM 4/17 SAS – – – – – – 

MEM 1/21 SAC 1/30 SAS 2/18 GSW 4/14 UTH 4/23 CLE – – – – – – – 

MIA 3/7 ATL 4/19 CHI – – – – – – – – – – 

MIL 2/7 PHO 2/13 MIA 2/20 ORL 3/31 MEM 4/7 POR 4/11 NYK 4/23TOR – – – – – 

MIN 1/18 DET 1/29 LAL 2/7 SAC 3/5 LAC 3/10 NOR 4/4 GSW 4/12 LAC 4/22 GSW 4/26 DEN – – – 

NJN 1/18 GSW 1/22 CBC 2/1 DET 3/12 MIL 3/14TOR 3/26 UTH 4/6WAS 4/14 BOS 4/16 MIA – – – 

NOR 12/28 BOS 1/11 OKC 2/13 UTH 2/29TOR 3/14 LAL 3/22 LAC 4/11 SAC 4/19 HOU – – – – 

NYK 1/2TOR 1/4 CBC 1/18 PHO 1/21 DEN 1/31 DET 2/2 CHI 2/10 LAL 2/15 SAC 3/14 POR 4/25 LAC – – 

OKC 12/31 PHO 2/3 MEM 2/14 UTH 2/23 LAL 3/21 LAC – – – – – – – 

ORL 1/18 SAS 1/20 LAL 3/1 OKC 3/3 MIL 3/11 IND 3/21 PHO 3/30 DAL 4/9 DET – – – – 

PHI 1/18 DEN 3/23 BOS – – – – – – – – – – 

PHO 1/8 MIL 2/9 HOU 2/15 ATL 3/1 MIN 3/2 LAC 3/18 HOU 4/1 NOR 4/16 POR 4/19 LAC – – – 

POR 1/24 MEM 2/1 CBC 2/21 SAS 3/29 NOR 4/4 NJN 4/9 HOU 4/13 DAL – – – – – 

SAC 3/9 DAL 3/28 SAS 3/31 NJN 4/2 MIN 4/18 SAS – – – – – – – 

SAS 1/7 DEN 1/11 HOU 3/7 NYK 4/14 PHO – – – – – – – – 

TOR 1/9 MIN 1/11 SAC 2/15 SAS 2/22 DET 3/7 HOU 4/11 PHI – – – – – – 

UTH 1/2 NOR 1/3 MIL 1/14 NJN 1/19 DAL 1/21 MIN 1/25TOR 2/4 LAL 2/10 OKC 3/2 MIA 4/4 PHO 4/16 DAL – 

WAS 1/30 CHI 2/6TOR 2/22 SAC 3/5 GSW 3/7 LAL 3/10 POR 4/14 CLE – – – – – 

Again, by scanning each team’s games when they are hosting an 

opponent that is playing the second of back-to-back road games this 

season – both quantity and opponent – the astute handicapper can 

estimate the effect the games might have on their win-loss record for 

the season. The rest combination should also be considered here. 

For example, the Pacers have at least a days rest every time they host 

a team playing the second of back-to-back road games this season. 

On the other hand the Miami Heat, which only host two back- 

the date and opponent. For example, on 12/30 the Hawks host the 

Nets and the Nets played on the road the previous day. 

Note that the Jazz host eleven back-to-back road games this 

season; tops in the league. What is not shown here is that in ten 

of the eleven, the Jazz have rest, which makes their scheduling 

advantage even stronger. 

to-back road games all season, are unrested themselves in both of 

their games! 

Note: To query the situation where a team is hosting a second 

of back-to-back road games, and see past results in this situation, 

use the following SDQL text: 

H and op:A and o:rest=0 

Happy hunting! 


“REST VS NO REST” AND “NO REST VS REST” 

Of the 990 NBA games this season, 371 feature a rested 

team vs an unrested team. This number is actually higher 

than last season even though there are 240 fewer games 

this season. This makes the rest combination an important factor 

when handicapping NBA basketball. A team with at least one days 

rest has a definite advantage over a team that played the previous 

night. Young, well-disciplined teams often can perform well even 

though they played the previous night whereas older teams tend to 

struggle when playing their second game in two days—especially 

if a long trip is involved. 

Of course, the number of these “no rest vs rest” games is determined 

when the schedule is finalized. The table to the right gives the 

number of occurrences of the rest vs no rest (R v NR) and no rest 

vs rest (NR v R) for each of the 30 NBA teams over the 2011-12 

NBA regular season. The “+/- R vs NR” column on the far right 

gives the difference between the “R v NR” and “NR v R” columns. 

A high positive number indicates a favorable schedule and a high 

negative number indicates an unfavorable schedule. 

First, let’s look at the “Rest vs No Rest” numbers. The Wizards 

have the greatest number of rest vs no rest games in 2011-12 at 17. 

Next we have the Jazz, Warriors and Hawks, each with 16 games 

in which they are rest and their opponent played the previous day. 

On the unfortunate end of the spectrum we find the Cleveland 

Cavaliers, who only get THREE games all season in which they 

are rested vs an unrested opponent. Also getting the short end of 

the stick is the Miami Heat, who only get five “R vs NR” games 

this season. 

In the “No Rest vs Rest” column we see that the schedule-makers 

were much more balanced. The Suns have the most games in which 

their opponent is rested and they have no rest this season, with sixteen. 

The Knicks and the Clippers have the fewest with only nine. 

Now let’s check out the difference column. Here the number 

of times a team is playing a no rest vs rest game is subtracted from 

the number of times a team is playing a rest vs no rest game. The 

higher the number, the more favorable the schedule. 

The Atlanta Hawks have the highest positive differential at plus 

six. This is followed by the followed by the Bulls and Bobcats, each 

with plus-five. 

The Cavaliers got the unluckiest schedule with regard to rest-vsno-rest 

games, as they have a differential of minus-ten. The Heat, at 

minus nine, also has a very unfortunate schedule. These numbers 

are useful when playing NBA futures, but of course, other factors 

such as personnel changes can be more important than scheduling. 

Also, some teams can handle the no rest vs rest combination 

whereas other struggle. To investigate past records in rest-vs-no-rest 

NBA 1995-96 Through 2010-11: Rest vs No Rest, Overall, Home, Away 


games, use the NBA query page at KillerSports.com. Play Smart. 

Play Informed. Watch the rest combinations. 

# of Rest Combos 2011-12 

Team R v NR NR v R +/- R vs NR 

ATL 16 10 +6 

BOS 9 13 -4 

CBC 15 10 +5 

CHI 15 10 +5 

CLE 3 13 -10 

DAL 14 15 -1 

DEN 13 11 +2 

DET 13 14 -1 

GSW 16 15 +1 

HOU 13 11 +2 

IND 14 14 0 

LAC 12 9 +3 

LAL 11 15 -4 

MEM 14 14 0 

MIA 5 14 -9 

MIL 15 13 +2 

MIN 14 13 +1 

NJN 10 12 -2 

NOR 14 10 +4 

NYK 11 9 +2 

OKC 8 13 -5 

ORL 14 12 +2 

PHI 11 10 +1 

PHO 12 16 -4 

POR 12 12 0 

SAC 9 10 -1 

SAS 14 12 +2 

TOR 11 12 -1 

UTH 16 15 +1 

WAS 17 14 +3 

W/L record Winning % Avg SUm ATS Rec Avg ATSm Avg Line 

Overall 3596-2410 59.9% (+3.2) 3050-2844-112 (+0.5) -2.8 

Home 3005-1677 64.2% (+4.6) 2355-2235-92 (+0.3) -4.2 

Away 591-733 44.6% (-1.5) 695-609-20 (+0.9) +2.4

2011–2012 DAYS REST DISTRIBUTION 

A 

typical NBA regular season lasts about 170 days and contains 

82 games. This season, however, the regular season will 

last only 124 days and contain 66 games. The average days 

rest for a team in a normal season is about 1.07. This season, it is 

0.89, which is a significant difference. This NBA season, a team 

will have only about 57 days off. The manner in which a team’s 

days off are dispersed among the game days is an important factor 

in determining the difficulty of a team’s schedule. For example, it 

is a distinct disadvantage if a team has a large number of games in 

which they play with no rest. The table below gives the days rest 

distribution of each of the 30 NBA teams for the 2011-12 NBA 

regular season. The days rest are grouped into three categories; 0, 

1, 2, and 3+ days rest. 

# Occur of Days Rest 2011-12 

TEAm 0 1 2 3+ 

ATL 19 41 2 4 

BOS 21 36 5 4 

CBC 23 33 6 4 

CHI 19 38 6 3 

CLE 22 34 6 4 

DAL 22 34 6 4 

DEN 18 41 4 3 

DET 22 33 8 3 

GSW 19 38 6 3 

HOU 23 32 7 4 

IND 23 34 4 5 

LAC 20 36 8 2 

LAL 19 38 6 3 

MEM 20 39 4 3 

MIA 20 37 6 3 

MIL 22 34 6 4 

MIN 20 37 6 3 

NJN 20 37 6 3 

NOR 18 41 4 3 

NYK 21 34 8 3 

OKC 20 37 6 3 

ORL 21 34 8 3 

PHI 20 37 6 3 

PHO 21 38 4 3 

POR 20 38 6 2 

SAC 17 42 5 2 

SAN 21 35 7 3 

TOR 20 39 3 4 

UTH 22 34 7 3 

WAS 20 36 8 2 

AVG 20.4 36.6 5.8 3.2 

From this table we see that the Bobcats, Rockets and Pacers each 

have 23 games this season in which they have no rest. This is tops 

in the league. At the other end we have the Sacramento Kings, who 

only have to play 17 games this season without rest. 

The number of times a team plays with no rest always has a 

narrower range than the distribution of each team’s opponent’s 

rest. The reason for this is that the number of times a team gets an 

unrested opponent is basically unrestricted whereas the number 

of times a team plays with no rest is somewhat limited by the fact 

that they must have about 57 days of rest over the season. So, the 

main difference between one team’s schedule and another’s lies 

not so much in their rest distribution but in the rest distribution 

of their opponents. The data for the 2011-12 season are shown in 

the table below. 

# of Occur of Opp Days Rest 2011-12 

ATL 25 37 2 2 

BOS 17 40 5 4 

CBC 28 29 7 2 

CHI 24 33 5 4 

CLE 12 45 6 3 

DAL 21 37 3 5 

DEN 20 38 5 3 

DET 21 32 8 5 

GST 20 36 5 5 

HOU 25 34 6 1 

IND 23 29 10 4 

LAC 23 32 9 2 

LAL 15 41 6 4 

MEM 20 39 5 2 

MIA 11 44 8 3 

MIL 24 35 4 3 

MIN 21 41 0 4 

NJN 18 37 7 4 

NOR 22 34 4 6 

NYK 23 35 6 2 

OKC 15 42 7 2 

ORL 23 32 9 2 

PHI 21 38 4 3 

PHO 17 40 8 1 

POR 20 37 5 4 

SAC 16 42 3 5 

SAS 23 36 5 2 

TOR 19 36 8 3 

UTH 23 33 8 2 

WAS 23 33 6 4 

AVG 20.4 36.6 5.8 3.2 

Here we find some gross inequities. The Miami Heat get only 11 

unrested opponents all season but the Bobcats get 28. This gives the 

Bobcats a significant scheduling advantage over the Miami Heat. 

A difference of this magnitude can be worth as many as 5-8 wins 

over the course of a season – especially if the team has the personnel 

to take advantage of the favorable scheduling. This difference 

in win total can be enough to turn a six seed into a three seed, and 

certainly can turn an NBA futures loser into an NBA futures winner. 


PLAYING FOUR GAmES IN FIVE DAYS 

One of many interesting scheduling situations in the 

NBA is the 4-games-in-5-days situation. Usually, it consists 

of a set of back-to back games, a day off and another 

set of back-to-back games. However, in strike years, when the season 

is compressed, a four-game-in-five-days stretch can include a game, 

a days rest and then three games in three days. Similarly, there can 

be three straight games, a days off and then another game. 

This season there are 218 occurrences of a team playing four 

games in five days—an average of 7.27 per team over the 66-game 

season. 

The handicapper can theorize that the performance of a team 

playing their fourth game in five days may be compromised because 

of the scheduling situation. Put simply, the team is tired. The obvious 

questions an intelligent handicapper will have regarding the four 

games in five days situation include, “Is the likelihood of a team 

winning the game reduced by the fact that they are playing their 

fourth game in five days? If so, by how much? Is the likelihood of 

a team covering the spread reduced by the fact that they are playing 

their fourth game in five days? If so, by how much? Is the line 

adjusted for the fact that a team is playing their fourth game in five 

days? If so, by how much?” 

Of course, the answers to these questions may vary greatly from 

team to team. One might expect that a young, deep team that is in 

good physical condition might perform better than an older team 

that relies heavily on its star players when playing their fourth game 

in five days. However, for the purposes of this analysis we will only 

examine the league’s results as a whole. Individual team trends when 

playing their fourth game in five days and when facing a team that 

playing their fourth game in five days can uncovered using the 

Sports Data Query Language (SDQL). 

Now let’s get to the questions posed earlier. To answer them 

we will use the results of the past seventeen NBA regular seasons. 

That’s a pool of 19,602 games. The strategy is to look at the league’s 

results as a whole and then compare them with the league’s results 

when playing their fourth game in five days. We’ll start by getting 

the league’s results as a whole based on the site (home vs away). In 

the NBA, the home team is 11,854-7748 straight up over the 

past ten seasons winning by an average of 3.3 points as a favorite of 

3.4 points. This is a winning percentage of 60.5%. The away team 

The League’s Results from 1995-96 through 2010-11 


is, of course, just the opposite. They are 7748-11,854 straight up 

losing by an average of 3.3 points getting an average of 3.4 points. 

This is a winning percentage of 39.5%. 

Now that we have the league’s results as a whole, let’s look at just 

the 4-games-in-5-days results. When an away team is playing their 

fourth game in five days they are a combined 359-648 straight up 

over the past seventeen seasons losing by an average of 4.8 points 

per game. This is a winning percentage of 35.6%. So, from these 

results we can conclude that the performance of an away team playing 

their fourth game in five days is reduced. In fact, it is reduced 

by about 1.5 points because any away team loses by an average of 

3.3 ppg but an away team playing their fourth game in five days has 

lost by an average of 4.8 ppg. The obvious question the handicapper 

would ask is, “Is this reduction in performance accounted for 

in the line?” The answer is “not quite.” Over the past ten seasons 

teams that are on the road and playing their fourth game in five 

days have been – on the average – a 4.5 point underdog. So, the 

linesmakers adjust the line somewhat when a team is playing their 

fourth game in five days and they are on the road. 

Now let’s look at the home team that is playing their fourth game 

in five days. Over the past ten seasons, the league is a cumulative 

281-243 in this situation winning by an average of 1.8 points while 

being favored by an average of 2.1 points. A record of 181-129 has 

a winning percentage of 53.6%. So, it appears that playing their 

fourth game in five days is detrimental to a team’s performance 

even if they are at home because all home teams have won 60.5% 

of their games by an average of 3.3 points in the same time span. 

We can summarize our results in a table, shown on the bottom of 

the facing page. 

Now let’s take a look at all the 4-in-5 situations scheduled for 

the upcoming 2011-12 season. The schedule-makers assign the 

four-in-five situation as necessary without regard to an equitable 

distribution amongst the 30 NBA teams. If a team has a relatively 

small number of four-in-five situations it is an advantage and if a 

team hosts a relatively large number of opponents that are playing 

their fourth game in five days it is an advantage. Of course, if a team 

plays a large number of 4-in-5 situations and faces a small number 

of teams playing their fourth game in five days it is a scheduling 

disadvantage. This information is especially useful when playing 

HOME 

W/L record Winning % SUm ATS Rec ATSm Line 

All Home 11854-7748 60.5% (+3.3) 9516-9708-378 (-0.1) -3.4 

4th-in-5, Home 281-243 53.6% (+1.8) 236-276-12 (-0.2) -2.1 

AWAY 

W/L record Winning % SUm ATS Rec ATSm Line 

All Away 7748-11854 39.5% (-3.3) 9708-9516-378 (+0.1) +3.4 

4th-in-5, Away 359-648 35.6% (-4.8) 487-496-24 (-0.3) +4.5

PLAYING FOUR GAmES IN FIVE DAYS (CONTINUED) 

NBA futures because a team with a scheduling advantage in 4-in-5 

situations can be expected to win more games than the linesmakers 

forecast and teams with a scheduling disadvantage can be expected 

to win fewer games than forecast. 

The adjacent table gives the number of occurrences of the fourthgames-in-five-days 

scheduling situation over the 2011-12 season for 

each team and their opponent. The first column simply gives the 

team name. The second column gives the number of occurrences 

of a four-games-in-five-days scheduling situation for each team. 

For example, we can see that Atlanta plays nine games this season 

that are their fourth game in five days. The third column gives the 

number of times each team faces an opponent that is playing their 

fourth game in five days. For example, we see that the Hawks get 

ten opponents this season who are playing their fourth game in five 

days. The fourth column gives the difference between the two with 

the higher number indicating a more favorable schedule. 

This season, the Charlotte Bobcats have to play fourteen games 

in which they are playing their fourth game over the last five days. 

This is the most in the league. The Grizzlies have the second most 

at twelve and they are followed by the Spurs with eleven. On the 

other hand, the Hornets and Timberwolves only have four 4-in-5 

stretches this season. 

Even bigger disparities occur in the third column. The New York 

Knicks get fourteen opponents this season that are playing their 

fourth game in five days, whereas the Raptors, Cavs and Clippers 

each get only two each. 

The final column gives the net difference between playing and 

hosting a stretch of 4-games-in-5-days. The Knicks have the highest 

positive differential at plus-nine. They are followed closely by the 

Hornets at plus eight. The two teams with the worst differential 

are the Grizzlies and the Bobcats, both at minus-eight. 

As the 2011-12 results come in for this and other scheduling 

situations presented in this book, astute handicappers will be able 

to see which teams are affected the most by the frenetic pace. These 

handicappers will have a significant advantage over those who 

handicap this season in the same manner that they handicapped 

previous NBA seasons. The Sports Data Query Language will allow 

a complete investigation of these situations over the internet for free. 

Don’t miss out on any of it, get on KillerSports.com and re- 

The Sports Data Query Language (SDQL) 

on-line discussion group is at: 

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KillerSports.com. 

2011-12 # of 4-Games-in-5 Days 

TEAm #4-in-5 #Opp 4-in-5 +/- 

ATL 9 10 1 

BOS 7 4 -3 

CBC 14 6 -8 

CHI 9 8 -1 

CLE 8 2 -6 

DAL 8 7 -1 

DEN 7 5 -2 

DET 9 10 1 

GSW 8 8 0 

HOU 6 12 6 

IND 10 6 -4 

LAC 9 2 -7 

LAL 5 7 2 

MEM 12 4 -8 

MIA 6 6 0 

MIL 5 9 4 

MIN 4 5 1 

NJN 8 9 1 

NOR 4 12 8 

NYK 5 14 9 

OKC 6 8 2 

ORL 5 9 4 

PHI 5 11 6 

PHO 6 7 1 

POR 6 7 1 

SAC 6 7 1 

SAN 11 5 -6 

TOR 7 2 -5 

UTH 6 7 1 

WAS 7 9 2 

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BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK GAmES 2011–2012 

Because of the lockout, the NBA schedule-makers have 

jammed 66 games in 124 days. This has necessitated the 

back-to-back-to-back scheduling situation, which is not 

normally a feature of the NBA schedule. Playing games on consecutive 

days is hard enough but playing three games in three days must 

be debilitating. The NBA has saddled every team with at least one 

of these this season. The first comes over the first three days of the 

season, as the LA Lakers face the Bulls on the 25th, the Kings on 

the 26th and the Jazz on the 27th. In all three games, the Lakers 

will vs facing a team that is playing their first game of the season. 

A complete listing of the number of times each team either is 

playing their third game in three days or facing an opponent that is 

playing their third game in three days is presented in the table below 

and a complete team-by-team listing is given on the facing page. 

# of Back-to-Back-to-Back Games 2011-12 

Team Playing Hosting differential 

ATL 2 2 0 

BOS 1 0 -1 

CBC 1 1 0 

CHI 1 3 +2 

CLE 1 2 +1 

DAL 1 2 +1 

DEN 2 0 -2 

DET 2 2 0 

GST 1 3 +2 

HOU 1 0 -1 

IND 2 2 0 

LAC 2 1 -1 

LAL 1 0 -1 

MEM 1 0 -1 

MIA 1 0 -1 

MIL 1 3 +2 

MIN 2 2 0 

NJN 2 4 +2 

NOR 1 1 0 

NYK 1 2 +1 

OKC 1 1 0 

ORL 1 1 0 

PHI 2 1 -1 

PHO 2 1 -1 

POR 2 1 -1 

SAC 1 2 +1 

SAS 2 2 0 

TOR 1 0 -1 

UTH 1 2 +1 

WAS 2 1 -1 


Looking down the first column we see that the league has been 

very fair as every team in the league only has one or two threegames-in-three-days 

sequences this season. The parity, however, 

does not carry over to the second column. Here we find that there 

are seven teams that do not get a single opponent who is playing 

their third game in three days. 

On the other end of the rankings, we find the New Jersey Nets, 

who get four opponents that are playing their third game in three 

days. This has to help the Nets’ cause. 

The Bucks, Warriors and Bulls each get three opponents this 

season who are playing their third game in three days. 

The Difference column shows that the highest positive differential 

is plus two, shared by the Bulls, Warriors, Bucks and Nets. 

On the unfortunate end, we find the Nuggets, the only team in 

the league with a minus-two in this category. 

It is interesting to investigate the site of these games. For example, 

how many of the 42 three-games-in-three-days this season are all 

on the road? Are there any that are all at home and hence involve 

no travel? Are there some that all involve travel, as an away-homeaway 

sequence would? 

Answering these questions is easy with the Sports Data Query 

Language (SDQL). The SDQL text: rest+p:rest=0 and H and 

season=2011 will generate a listing of all the 3-in-3 games that 

are being played at home this season. The game listing reveals that 

20 of the 42 “3-in-3” sets this season end at home. The complete 

distribution of the site sequences is given below: 

AAA 10 

HAA 1 

AHA 5 

AAH 4 

AHH 3 

HAH 16 

HHA 3 

HHH 0 

The lion’s share of the games are either the HAH sequence or 

the AAA sequence and there are no HHH sequences. 

Another thing to investigate is the opponent’s rest. It turns 

out that is 18 of the 42 third-game-in-three days, the opponent is 

unrested as well, thus evening the match-up somewhat. 

Finally, we can investigate the number of games in which BOTH 

teams are playing their third game in three days. There is one such 

game all season. On March 24, the Pacers and Bucks face each 

other in Milwaukee. Both teams played on the previous two days. 

AND we didn’t even investigate the MIDDLE game of the 3-in- 

3 set. Perhaps that is where all the value lies. Maybe the UNDER 

will be the play in the middle game. Pay attention. 

The handicappers who are the first to uncover the manner in 

which teams perform in these unusual scheduling situations will 

have a big advantage over the linesmakers. 

Play Smart. Play Informed. Use the SDQL to investigate these 

scheduling situations.

THIRD GAmE IN THREE DAYS 2011–2012 

Opponent is Playing a Third Game in Three Days 

TEAm 1 2 3 4 

ATL 12/31 A vs HOU 2/15 A vs PHO - - 

BOS - - - - 

CBC 4/15 H vs BOS - - - 

CHI 1/7 A vs ATL 1/10 A vs MIN 1/23 H vs NJN - 

CLE 2/22 H vs NOR 4/18 H vs PHI - - 

DAL 1/18 A vs LAC 4/4 H vs MEM - - 

DEN - - - - 

DET 3/16 A vs PHO 3/26 A vs WAS - - 

GST 1/14 A vs CBC 1/25 H vs POR 3/10 H vs DAL - 

HOU - - - - 

IND 2/14 H vs MIA 3/24 A vs MIL - - 

LAC 2/16 A vs POR - - - 

LAL - - - - 

MEM - - - - 

MIA - - - - 

MIL 1/2 A vs DEN 1/5 A vs SAC 3/24 H vs IND - 

MIN 4/19 A vs DET 4/22 H vs GST - - 

NJN 2/1 H vs DET 2/4 A vs NYK 2/16 A vs IND 4/6 H vs WAS 

NOR 3/22 H vs LAC - - - 

NYK 1/11 H vs PHI 2/20 H vs NJN - - 

OKC 2/14 H vs UTH - - - 

ORL 4/15 A vs CLE - - - 

PHI 3/25 A vs SAS - - - 

PHO 3/1 H vs MIN - - - 

POR 2/4 H vs DEN - - - 

SAC 1/11 A vs TOR 4/18 H vs SAS - - 

SAS 1/8 A vs OKC 1/18 A vs ORL - - 

TOR - - - - 

UTH 12/27 A vs LAL 3/25 A vs ATL - - 

WAS 1/11 A vs CHI - - - 

Team is Playing a Third Game in Three Days 

Complete Listing 

TEAm 1 2 3 4 

ATL 1/7 H vs CHI 3/25 H vs UTH - - 

BOS 4/15 A vs CBC - - - 

CBC 1/14 H vs GST - - - 

CHI 1/11 H vs WAS - - - 

CLE 4/15 H vs ORL - - - 

DAL 3/10 A vs GST - - - 

DEN 1/2 H vs MIL 2/4 A vs POR - - 

DET 2/1 A vs NJN 4/19 H vs MIN - - 

GST 4/22 A vs MIN - - - 

HOU 12/31 H vs ATL - - - 

IND 2/16 H vs NJN 3/24 A vs MIL - - 

LAC 1/18 H vs DAL 3/22 A vs NOR - - 

LAL 12/27 H vs UTH - - - 

MEM 4/4 A vs DAL - - - 

MIA 2/14 A vs IND - - - 

MIL 3/24 H vs IND - - - 

MIN 1/10 H vs CHI 3/1 A vs PHO - - 

NJN 1/23 A vs CHI 2/20 A vs NYK - - 

NOR 2/22 A vs CLE - - - 

NYK 2/4 H vs NJN - - - 

OKC 1/8 H vs SAS - - - 

ORL 1/18 H vs SAS - - - 

PHI 1/11 A vs NYK 4/18 A vs CLE - - 

PHO 2/15 H vs ATL 3/16 H vs DET - - 

POR 1/25 A vs GST 2/16 H vs LAC - - 

SAC 1/5 H vs MIL - - - 

SAS 3/25 H vs PHI 4/18 A vs SAC - - 

TOR 1/11 H vs SAC - - - 

UTH 2/14 A vs OKC - - - 

WAS 3/26 H vs DET 4/6 A vs NJN - - 


OPPONENTS ON LONG ROAD TRIPS 

When the league made the schedule in December, 

it had to arrange 33 home games and 33 road 

games for each team. The result is 66 regular season 

games that contain numerous homestands and road trips. The 

number of consecutive road games a team must play over the entire 

season does not vary greatly from team to team because of the 

constraint that each team must have 33 home games and 33 road 

games. There are no such restrictions, however, on the number of 

times a team hosts an opponent that is playing in at least their third 

straight away game. 

Theoretically, a team can face an opponent that is playing in at 

least their third straight road game in all 33 of their home games. 

This season, the average number of times a team will face an opponent 

that is playing in at least their third straight road game in 

2011-12 is 8.5. Continuing, the average number of times a team will 

face an opponent that is playing in at least their fourth straight road 

game is 4.4 and the average number of times a team will face an opponent 

that is playing in at least their fifth straight road game is 2.2. 

Of course, due to the vagaries of the schedule, some teams get a 

lot more than average and other a lot fewer than the league average. 

The interesting feature to NBA futures bettors is how many times 

each team hosts an opponent that is playing in at least their third 

straight road game. The accompanying table shows just that. The 

first column gives the name of the team, the second column gives 

the number of times each team is hosting an opponent that is playing 

in AT LEAST their third straight road game. The third column 

gives the number of times each team is hosting an opponent that is 

playing in AT LEAST their fourth straight road game. And, finally, 

the last column gives the number of times each team is hosting an 

opponent that is playing in AT LEAST their fifth straight road game. 

The range in the second column is significant. The New Jersey host 

thirteen opponents that are playing in at least their third straight 

road game – highest in the league. They are followed by the Knicks 

and Nuggets each with twelve. 

On the unlucky end of the scheduling spectrum, we find the 

Miami Heat, with only four games this season in which they opponent 

is playing in at least their third straight road game. They 

are followed by the Grizzlies, Spurs and Wizards, each with only 

five opponents that will be playing in at least their third straight 

road game. 

In the “Opp 4+A” column we see the discrepancies increase. 

The New York Knicks get eight opponents playing in at least their 

fourth straight away game. The Rockets and Magic have only ONE 

such opponent. 

Note that a complete listing of games where their opponent is 

playing in at least their third straight away game appears on the 

SDQL Hint 


team’s schedule pages, in section two of this book. 

Continuing, we see that the Nuggets and Raptors have five opponents 

this season that are playing in at least their fifth straight 

road game, whereas the Houston Rockets have NONE. 

Number of Opp’s in 3+ Away; 2011-12 

Team Opp 3+ A Opp 4+ A Opp 5+ A 

ATL 10 4 1 

BOS 8 5 1 

CBC 10 6 4 

CHI 8 5 3 

CLE 11 6 3 

DAL 6 4 2 

DEN 12 6 5 

DET 7 4 2 

GSW 8 3 2 

HOU 7 1 0 

IND 6 3 1 

LAC 10 7 2 

LAL 11 4 2 

MEM 5 2 2 

MIA 4 2 1 

MIL 7 6 2 

MIN 8 3 1 

NJN 13 6 4 

NOR 9 5 3 

NYK 12 8 4 

OKC 10 4 3 

ORL 7 1 1 

PHI 8 4 1 

PHO 10 6 4 

POR 9 4 1 

SAC 11 6 1 

SAN 5 3 2 

TOR 7 6 5 

UTH 11 6 2 

WAS 5 3 3 

AVG 8.5 4.4 2.3 

The number of times a team hosts an opponent that is playing 

a long road trip is yet another factor that should be considered 

when playing NBA Futures. Play Smart. Play Informed. Get on 

KillerSports.com and find out just how each team performs vs an 

opponent that is on a long road trip. 

To see a team’s results, in this case the Thunder’s, when facing an opponent who is playing in at least their third straight road game, 

use the SDQL text: 

site=home and op:site=away and opp:site=away and team=Thunder

QUICK SDQL OVERVIEW 

SDQL stands for Sports Data Query Language. It is a new 

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The o: prefix on the “points” directs the “points” parameter to the 

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Here, the p: prefix on the “points” directs the parameter to the 

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NBA Schedule/Log 

This section contains a two-page schedule for each NBA 

team. Besides the date of the game and the names of 

the teams playing, the schedule includes the day of the 

game and the rest combination. The format of the rest combination 

is such that the rest of the team is given first and the rest of their 

opponent is given next. 

In addition, there is a column headed OPP SCH. This column 

lets you know when a team’s opponent is playing the second of 

back-to-back road games, playing their fourth game in five days 

and if their opponent is playing in at least their third straight road 

game three game road trip. If the team’s opponent is playing the 

second of Back-to-Back road games it will be indicated by “B2B.” 

If the team’s opponent is playing their fourth game in five days, a 

“4in5” will appear in the OPP SCH column. If the team is playing 

in at least their third straight road game, a the phrase “nth A” will 

appear in the OPP SCH column, where n is the number of their 

consecutive road game. 

THE SCHEDULE 

For example, if the team’s opponent is playing in their third 

straight road game, “3rd A” will appear. If the team’s opponent is 

playing in their sixth straight road game, “6th A” will be in the OPP 

SCH column. The goal of the authors of the Killer Sports Schedule/ 

Log is to provide the reader with information “at a glance,” thus 

preventing the incessant flipping back and forth through a schedule. 

Along with the scheduled-based information there are spaces to 

fill in the results. The columns labeled side and total are for the lines 

and the column headed “FINAL” is for the final score. 

The remaining nine columns are provided for the user to enter 

whatever results he/she feels are important. The headings we entered 

are the ones usually used by handicappers, but we hope our 

customers feel free to redefine these columns. If the columns are 

used as we headed them, most handicappers simply enter W, L or 

P in the boxes that apply. If you miss a game or two, up-to-date 

Schedule/Log results are available at KillerSports.com. Simply click 

on the Schedule/Log link from the NBA home page. 

Play Smart. Play Informed. Get on KillerSports.com. 


ATLANTA HAWKS 

2011-12 Schedule 

DATE DAY SITE OPP REST OPP SCH SIDE TOTAL FINAL SU ATS O/U FAV DOG HF HD AF AD 

12/27 Tue A NJN -&0 

12/28 Wed H WAS 0&1 

12/30 Fri H NJN 1&0 B2B 4in5 

12/31 Sat A HOU 0&0 

01/02 Mon A MIA 1&0 

01/03 Tue A CHI 0&1 

01/05 Thu H MIA 1&0 4in5 

01/06 Fri A CBC 0&1 

01/07 Sat H CHI 0&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

01/09 Mon A NJN 1&1 

01/11 Wed A IND 1&1 

01/12 Thu H CBC 0&1 

01/14 Sat H MIN 1&0 B2B 

01/16 Mon H TOR 1&1 

01/18 Wed H POR 1&1 4thA 

01/20 Fri A PHI 1&1 

01/21 Sat H CLE 0&0 

01/23 Mon A MIL 1&0 

01/25 Wed A SAS 1&1 

01/27 Fri A DET 1&1 

01/29 Sun A NOR 1&1 

01/31 Tue A TOR 1&1 

02/02 Thu H MEM 1&1 

02/04 Sat H PHI 1&0 

02/06 Mon H PHO 1&1 

02/08 Wed H IND 1&0 

02/10 Fri A ORL 1&1 

02/12 Sun H MIA 1&1 3rdA 

02/14 Tue A LAL 1&1 

02/15 Wed A PHO 0&0 4in5 

02/18 Sat A POR 2&1 4in5 

02/20 Mon A CHI 1&1 

02/22 Wed A NYK 1&1 

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ATLANTA HAWKS 



02/23 Thu H ORL 0&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

02/29 Wed H GSW 5&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/02 Fri H MIL 1&1 

03/03 Sat H OKC 0&1 3rdA 

03/06 Tue A IND 2&0 

03/07 Wed A MIA 0&0 

03/09 Fri A DET 1&2 

03/11 Sun A SAC 1&1 

03/13 Tue A DEN 1&1 

03/14 Wed A LAC 0&1 

03/16 Fri H WAS 1&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

03/18 Sun A CLE 1&3 

03/19 Mon H BOS 0&1 6thA 

03/21 Wed H CLE 1&1 

03/23 Fri H NJN 1&1 

03/24 Sat A WAS 0&1 

03/25 Sun H UTH 0&1 

03/27 Tue A MIL 1&0 4in5 

03/28 Wed H CHI 0&1 

03/30 Fri H NYK 1&1 

03/31 Sat A PHI 0&0 

04/04 Wed H CBC 3&0 B2B 3rdA 

04/06 Fri H DET 1&0 

04/07 Sat A CBC 0&0 4in5 

04/11 Wed A BOS 3&0 4in5 

04/13 Fri A ORL 1&2 

04/15 Sun H TOR 1&1 

04/16 Mon A TOR 0&0 

04/18 Wed H DET 1&0 

04/20 Fri H BOS 1&1 

04/22 Sun H NYK 1&1 3rdA 

04/24 Tue H LAC 1&1 

04/26 Thu H DAL 1&4 

2011–2012 NBA Schedule Log | 21 

ATLANTA HAWKS

BOSTON CELTICS 



12/25 Sun A NYK -&- 

12/27 Tue A MIA 1&1 

12/28 Wed A NOR 0&1 

12/30 Fri H DET 1&1 

01/01 Sun A WAS 1&1 

01/02 Mon H WAS 0&0 

01/04 Wed H NJN 1&1 

01/06 Fri H IND 1&1 4thA 

01/11 Wed H DAL 4&0 B2B 

01/13 Fri H CHI 1&1 4in5 

01/14 Sat A IND 0&0 

01/16 Mon H OKC 1&1 

01/18 Wed H TOR 1&1 3rdA 

01/20 Fri H PHO 1&1 4thA 

01/22 Sun A WAS 1&1 

01/23 Mon H ORL 0&2 

01/26 Thu A ORL 2&1 

01/27 Fri H IND 0&1 

01/29 Sun H CLE 1&1 

01/31 Tue A CLE 1&1 

02/01 Wed H TOR 0&0 

02/03 Fri H NYK 1&0 

02/05 Sun H MEM 1&1 3rdA 

02/07 Tue H CBC 1&2 4thA 

02/09 Thu H LAL 1&2 4thA 

02/10 Fri A TOR 0&1 

02/12 Sun H CHI 1&1 9thA 

02/15 Wed H DET 2&0 

02/16 Thu A CHI 0&1 

02/19 Sun A DET 2&1 

02/20 Mon A DAL 0&0 

02/22 Wed A OKC 1&1 

02/28 Tue A CLE 5&5 





02/29 Wed H MIL 0&0 

03/02 Fri H NJN 1&2 

03/04 Sun H NYK 1&3 

03/06 Tue H HOU 1&1 

03/07 Wed A PHI 0&1 

03/09 Fri H POR 1&1 

03/11 Sun A LAL 1&1 

03/12 Mon A LAC 0&0 

03/14 Wed A GSW 1&0 4in5 

03/16 Fri A SAC 1&1 

03/17 Sat A DEN 0&1 

03/19 Mon A ATL 1&0 

03/22 Thu A MIL 2&1 

03/23 Fri A PHI 0&1 

03/25 Sun H WAS 1&0 4in5 

03/26 Mon A CBC 0&1 

03/28 Wed H UTH 1&1 3rdA 

03/30 Fri A MIN 1&1 

04/01 Sun H MIA 1&1 

04/04 Wed H SAS 2&0 B2B 

04/05 Thu A CHI 0&2 

04/07 Sat A IND 1&0 4in5 

04/08 Sun H PHI 0&0 

04/10 Tue A MIA 1&1 

04/11 Wed H ATL 0&3 

04/13 Fri A TOR 1&1 

04/14 Sat A NJN 0&0 

04/15 Sun A CBC 0&1 

04/17 Tue A NYK 1&1 

04/18 Wed H ORL 0&1 

04/20 Fri A ATL 1&1 

04/24 Tue H MIA 3&1 

04/26 Thu H MIL 1&0 


BOSTON CELTICS

CHARLOTTE BOBCATS 



12/26 Mon H MIL -&- 

12/28 Wed H MIA 1&0 

12/30 Fri H ORL 1&0 

01/01 Sun A MIA 1&1 

01/03 Tue A CLE 1&1 

01/04 Wed A NYK 0&1 

01/06 Fri H ATL 1&0 4in5 

01/07 Sat A IND 0&0 

01/09 Mon A NYK 1&1 

01/10 Tue H HOU 0&2 

01/12 Thu A ATL 1&0 

01/13 Fri H DET 0&0 B2B 4in5 

01/14 Sat H GSW 0&1 

01/16 Mon H CLE 1&2 7thA 

01/17 Tue A ORL 0&0 

01/21 Sat A CHI 3&0 

01/22 Sun A NJN 0&0 

01/24 Tue H NYK 1&2 

01/25 Wed A WAS 0&1 

01/27 Fri A PHI 1&1 

01/28 Sat H WAS 0&0 B2B 

01/31 Tue A LAL 2&1 

02/01 Wed A POR 0&1 

02/04 Sat A PHO 2&0 

02/07 Tue A BOS 2&1 

02/10 Fri H CHI 2&1 8thA 

02/11 Sat H LAC 0&0 B2B 5thA 

02/13 Mon H PHI 1&1 

02/15 Wed A MIN 1&1 

02/17 Fri A TOR 1&1 

02/19 Sun A IND 1&2 

02/22 Wed H IND 2&0 

02/29 Wed A DET 6&0 





03/02 Fri A SAS 1&1 

03/04 Sun H NJN 1&1 3rdA 

03/06 Tue H ORL 1&0 B2B 

03/07 Wed H UTH 0&1 3rdA 

03/09 Fri H NJN 1&1 

03/10 Sat A OKC 0&0 

03/12 Mon A NOR 1&1 

03/14 Wed A HOU 1&0 4in5 

03/15 Thu A DAL 0&1 

03/17 Sat H TOR 1&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

03/19 Mon H PHI 1&1 

03/23 Fri H MIL 3&0 

03/24 Sat A NJN 0&0 

03/26 Mon H BOS 1&0 4in5 

03/28 Wed H MIN 1&0 B2B 

03/30 Fri H DEN 1&1 5thA 

03/31 Sat A DET 0&0 

04/03 Tue A TOR 2&1 

04/04 Wed A ATL 0&3 

04/06 Fri A MIL 1&1 

04/07 Sat H ATL 0&0 

04/09 Mon H WAS 1&2 3rdA 

04/10 Tue A CLE 0&1 

04/12 Thu H DET 1&2 4thA 

04/13 Fri A MIA 0&0 

04/15 Sun H BOS 1&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

04/16 Mon H NOR 0&0 

04/18 Wed H CHI 1&1 

04/20 Fri H MEM 1&1 

04/22 Sun H SAC 1&1 

04/23 Mon A WAS 0&1 

04/25 Wed A ORL 1&2 

04/26 Thu H NYK 0&0 


CHARLOTTE BOBCATS

CHICAGO BULLS 



12/25 Sun A LAL -&- 

12/26 Mon A GSW 0&0 

12/29 Thu A SAC 2&1 

12/30 Fri A LAC 0&1 

01/01 Sun H MEM 1&1 

01/03 Tue H ATL 1&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

01/04 Wed A DET 0&1 

01/06 Fri A ORL 1&1 

01/07 Sat A ATL 0&0 4in5 

01/09 Mon H DET 1&1 

01/10 Tue A MIN 0&0 4in5 

01/11 Wed H WAS 0&0 

01/13 Fri A BOS 1&1 

01/14 Sat H TOR 0&0 4in5 

01/16 Mon A MEM 1&1 

01/17 Tue H PHO 0&1 

01/20 Fri A CLE 2&2 

01/21 Sat H CBC 0&3 

01/23 Mon H NJN 1&0 

01/25 Wed H IND 1&0 

01/27 Fri H MIL 1&1 

01/29 Sun A MIA 1&1 

01/30 Mon A WAS 0&1 

02/01 Wed A PHI 1&1 

02/02 Thu A NYK 0&1 

02/04 Sat A MIL 1&0 

02/06 Mon A NJN 1&1 

02/08 Wed A NOR 1&1 

02/10 Fri A CBC 1&2 

02/12 Sun A BOS 1&1 

02/14 Tue H SAC 1&2 

02/16 Thu H BOS 1&0 

02/18 Sat H NJN 1&1 


CHICAGO BULLS 



02/20 Mon H ATL 1&1 4thA 

02/22 Wed H MIL 1&1 

02/28 Tue H NOR 5&5 6thA 

02/29 Wed A SAS 0&5 

03/02 Fri A CLE 1&1 

03/04 Sun A PHI 1&1 

03/05 Mon H IND 0&1 

03/07 Wed A MIL 1&1 

03/08 Thu H ORL 0&1 3rdA 

03/10 Sat H UTH 1&0 B2B 5thA 

03/12 Mon H NYK 1&0 

03/14 Wed H MIA 1&0 B2B 

03/16 Fri H POR 1&1 6thA 

03/17 Sat H PHI 0&0 

03/19 Mon A ORL 1&0 

03/21 Wed A TOR 1&0 

03/24 Sat H TOR 2&0 4in5 

03/26 Mon H DEN 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/28 Wed A ATL 1&0 4in5 

03/30 Fri H DET 1&1 4thA 

04/01 Sun A OKC 1&2 

04/02 Mon H HOU 0&0 

04/05 Thu H BOS 2&0 

04/08 Sun A NYK 2&2 

04/10 Tue H NYK 1&1 

04/12 Thu H MIA 1&1 

04/15 Sun A DET 2&1 

04/16 Mon H WAS 0&1 

04/18 Wed A CBC 1&1 

04/19 Thu A MIA 0&0 4in5 

04/21 Sat H DAL 1&0 

04/25 Wed A IND 3&1 

04/26 Thu H CLE 0&0 4in5 


CHICAGO BULLS

CLEVELAND CAVALIERS 



12/26 Mon H TOR -&- 

12/28 Wed A DET 1&1 

12/30 Fri A IND 1&1 

01/01 Sun H NJN 1&1 3rdA 

01/03 Tue H CBC 1&1 

01/04 Wed A TOR 0&1 

01/06 Fri A MIN 1&1 

01/08 Sun A POR 1&1 

01/10 Tue A UTH 1&2 

01/12 Thu A PHO 1&1 

01/13 Fri A LAL 0&1 

01/16 Mon A CBC 2&1 4in5 

01/17 Tue H GSW 0&1 3rdA 

01/20 Fri H CHI 2&2 

01/21 Sat A ATL 0&0 

01/24 Tue A MIA 2&1 

01/25 Wed H NYK 0&0 B2B 

01/27 Fri H NJN 1&1 3rdA 

01/29 Sun A BOS 1&1 

01/31 Tue H BOS 1&1 

02/03 Fri A ORL 2&1 

02/04 Sat H DAL 0&0 

02/07 Tue A MIA 2&1 

02/08 Wed H LAC 0&1 3rdA 

02/10 Fri H MIL 1&1 

02/11 Sat H PHI 0&0 

02/15 Wed H IND 3&0 

02/17 Fri H MIA 1&2 6thA 

02/19 Sun H SAC 1&1 4thA 

02/21 Tue H DET 1&1 

02/22 Wed H NOR 0&0 B2B 5thA 

02/28 Tue H BOS 5&5 5thA 

02/29 Wed A NYK 0&5 





03/02 Fri H CHI 1&1 

03/03 Sat A WAS 0&2 

03/05 Mon H UTH 1&1 

03/07 Wed A DEN 1&1 

03/09 Fri A OKC 1&1 

03/11 Sun H HOU 1&0 B2B 4thA 

03/13 Tue H TOR 1&1 

03/14 Wed A MIL 0&1 

03/18 Sun H ATL 3&1 

03/19 Mon A NJN 0&1 

03/21 Wed A ATL 1&1 

03/23 Fri A ORL 1&1 

03/25 Sun H PHO 1&1 4thA 

03/27 Tue A PHI 1&1 

03/28 Wed H DET 0&1 3rdA 

03/30 Fri H MIL 1&2 

03/31 Sat A NYK 0&0 

04/03 Tue H SAS 2&2 

04/04 Wed A MIL 0&1 

04/06 Fri A TOR 1&1 

04/08 Sun A NJN 1&1 

04/10 Tue H CBC 1&0 4in5 

04/11 Wed H IND 0&1 

04/13 Fri A IND 1&1 

04/14 Sat A WAS 0&0 

04/15 Sun H ORL 0&1 

04/17 Tue A DET 1&1 

04/18 Wed H PHI 0&0 

04/20 Fri H NYK 1&1 

04/22 Sun A SAS 1&1 

04/23 Mon A MEM 0&1 

04/25 Wed H WAS 1&1 

04/26 Thu A CHI 0&0 


CLEVELAND CAVALIERS

DALLAS mAVERICKS 



12/25 Sun H MIA -&- 

12/26 Mon H DEN 0&- 

12/29 Thu A OKC 2&0 4in5 

12/30 Fri H TOR 0&1 

01/01 Sun A MIN 1&1 

01/02 Mon H OKC 0&1 

01/04 Wed H PHO 1&1 

01/05 Thu A SAS 0&0 

01/07 Sat H NOR 1&0 

01/10 Tue A DET 2&0 4in5 

01/11 Wed A BOS 0&4 

01/13 Fri H MIL 1&0 

01/14 Sat H SAC 0&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

01/16 Mon A LAL 1&1 

01/18 Wed A LAC 1&0 4in5 

01/19 Thu A UTH 0&1 

01/21 Sat A NOR 1&1 

01/23 Mon H PHO 1&2 5thA 

01/25 Wed H MIN 1&1 

01/27 Fri H UTH 1&1 

01/29 Sun H SAS 1&1 

01/30 Mon A PHO 0&1 

02/01 Wed H OKC 1&1 3rdA 

02/03 Fri H IND 1&1 

02/04 Sat A CLE 0&0 

02/08 Wed A DEN 3&1 

02/10 Fri A MIN 1&1 

02/11 Sat H POR 0&0 B2B 

02/13 Mon H LAC 1&1 6thA 

02/15 Wed H DEN 1&0 

02/17 Fri A PHI 1&1 

02/19 Sun A NYK 1&1 

02/20 Mon H BOS 0&0 B2B 3rdA 





02/22 Wed H LAL 1&1 

02/28 Tue H NJN 5&5 

02/29 Wed A MEM 0&7 

03/02 Fri A NOR 1&1 

03/03 Sat H UTH 0&0 4in5 

03/05 Mon A OKC 1&1 

03/06 Tue H NYK 0&1 

03/08 Thu A PHO 1&0 

03/09 Fri A SAC 0&1 

03/10 Sat A GSW 0&2 

03/13 Tue H WAS 2&0 B2B 

03/15 Thu H CBC 1&0 B2B 4thA 

03/17 Sat H SAS 1&0 B2B 

03/19 Mon A DEN 1&1 

03/21 Wed H LAL 1&0 B2B 

03/23 Fri A SAS 1&1 

03/24 Sat A HOU 0&1 

03/27 Tue H HOU 2&0 

03/29 Thu A MIA 1&2 

03/30 Fri A ORL 0&1 

04/02 Mon H LAC 2&1 

04/04 Wed H MEM 1&0 4in5 

04/06 Fri H POR 1&1 

04/07 Sat A MEM 0&0 4in5 

04/10 Tue H SAC 2&1 

04/12 Thu A GSW 1&0 

04/13 Fri A POR 0&1 

04/15 Sun A LAL 1&1 

04/16 Mon A UTH 0&1 

04/18 Wed H HOU 1&1 

04/20 Fri H GSW 1&1 

04/21 Sat A CHI 0&1 

04/26 Thu A ATL 4&1 


DALLAS mAVERICKS

DENVER NUGGETS 



12/26 Mon A DAL -&0 

12/28 Wed H UTH 1&0 B2B 

12/29 Thu A POR 0&1 

12/31 Sat A LAL 1&1 

01/01 Sun H LAL 0&0 

01/02 Mon H MIL 0&2 

01/04 Wed H SAC 1&0 B2B 4in5 

01/06 Fri A NOR 1&1 

01/07 Sat A SAS 0&1 

01/09 Mon H NOR 1&1 

01/11 Wed H NJN 1&1 

01/13 Fri H MIA 1&1 5thA 

01/15 Sun H UTH 1&0 

01/17 Tue A MIL 1&0 

01/18 Wed A PHI 0&1 

01/20 Fri A WAS 1&1 

01/21 Sat A NYK 0&0 

01/25 Wed A SAC 3&1 

01/27 Fri H TOR 1&1 4thA 

01/29 Sun H LAC 1&2 

01/31 Tue A MEM 1&0 

02/02 Thu A LAC 1&0 4in5 

02/03 Fri H LAL 0&2 

02/04 Sat A POR 0&1 

02/06 Mon H HOU 1&1 

02/08 Wed H DAL 1&3 

02/09 Thu H GSW 0&1 

02/11 Sat A IND 1&0 4in5 

02/14 Tue H PHO 2&0 B2B 3rdA 

02/15 Wed A DAL 0&1 

02/17 Fri A MEM 1&1 

02/19 Sun A OKC 1&1 

02/20 Mon H MIN 0&0 





02/22 Wed A LAC 1&1 

02/23 Thu H SAS 0&1 9thA 

02/29 Wed H POR 5&7 

03/02 Fri A HOU 1&1 

03/04 Sun A SAS 1&1 

03/05 Mon H SAC 0&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

03/07 Wed H CLE 1&1 

03/09 Fri H NOR 1&1 3rdA 

03/11 Sun H MEM 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/13 Tue H ATL 1&1 5thA 

03/15 Thu H OKC 1&1 

03/17 Sat H BOS 1&0 B2B 5thA 

03/19 Mon H DAL 1&1 

03/21 Wed H DET 1&2 5thA 

03/23 Fri A UTH 1&0 

03/25 Sun A MIN 1&1 

03/26 Mon A CHI 0&1 

03/28 Wed A TOR 1&1 

03/30 Fri A CBC 1&1 

04/01 Sun A ORL 1&1 

04/04 Wed A NOR 2&2 

04/06 Fri H PHO 1&1 3rdA 

04/07 Sat A GSW 0&0 4in5 

04/09 Mon H GSW 1&1 

04/11 Wed H MIN 1&1 

04/13 Fri A LAL 1&1 

04/15 Sun H HOU 1&1 

04/16 Mon A HOU 0&0 

04/18 Wed H LAC 1&1 

04/21 Sat A PHO 2&1 

04/22 Sun H ORL 0&0 B2B 3rdA 

04/25 Wed A OKC 2&0 

04/26 Thu A MIN 0&3 


DENVER NUGGETS

DETROIT PISTONS 



12/26 Mon A IND -&- 

12/28 Wed H CLE 1&1 

12/30 Fri A BOS 1&1 

12/31 Sat H IND 0&0 

01/02 Mon H ORL 1&0 4in5 

01/04 Wed H CHI 1&0 

01/06 Fri A PHI 1&1 

01/07 Sat H NYK 0&0 B2B 

01/09 Mon A CHI 1&1 

01/10 Tue H DAL 0&2 

01/12 Thu A MIL 1&1 

01/13 Fri A CBC 0&0 4in5 

01/15 Sun H GSW 1&0 B2B 

01/17 Tue A HOU 1&0 4in5 

01/18 Wed A MIN 0&1 

01/20 Fri H MEM 1&1 

01/21 Sat H POR 0&0 B2B 6thA 

01/23 Mon A OKC 1&1 

01/25 Wed H MIA 1&0 4in5 

01/27 Fri H ATL 1&1 3rdA 

01/28 Sat A PHI 0&0 

01/30 Mon A MIL 1&1 

01/31 Tue A NYK 0&2 

02/01 Wed A NJN 0&0 

02/03 Fri H MIL 1&1 

02/04 Sat H NOR 0&1 

02/08 Wed A NJN 3&1 

02/10 Fri H NJN 1&1 

02/12 Sun H WAS 1&1 

02/14 Tue H SAS 1&2 4thA 

02/15 Wed A BOS 0&2 

02/17 Fri H SAC 1&1 3rdA 

02/19 Sun H BOS 1&2 





02/21 Tue A CLE 1&1 

02/22 Wed A TOR 0&4 

02/28 Tue H PHI 5&5 4thA 

02/29 Wed H CBC 0&6 

03/03 Sat A MEM 2&0 

03/06 Tue H LAL 2&1 


03/10 Sat H TOR 0&2 

03/12 Mon A UTH 1&1 

03/14 Wed A SAC 1&0 

03/16 Fri A PHO 1&0 4in5 

03/18 Sun A LAC 1&0 4in5 

03/21 Wed A DEN 2&1 

03/23 Fri H MIA 1&2 

03/24 Sat A NYK 0&0 4in5 

03/26 Mon A WAS 1&0 4in5 

03/28 Wed A CLE 1&0 

03/30 Fri A CHI 1&1 

03/31 Sat H CBC 0&0 

04/03 Tue H ORL 2&1 

04/05 Thu H WAS 1&0 4in5 

04/06 Fri A ATL 0&1 

04/08 Sun A MIA 1&1 

04/09 Mon A ORL 0&1 

04/12 Thu A CBC 2&1 

04/13 Fri H MIL 0&1 

04/15 Sun H CHI 1&2 

04/17 Tue H CLE 1&1 4in5 

04/18 Wed A ATL 0&1 

04/19 Thu H MIN 0&1 

04/22 Sun H TOR 2&3 

04/23 Mon A IND 0&1 

04/26 Thu H PHI 2&0 B2B 


DETROIT PISTONS

GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS 



12/25 Sun H LAC -&- 

12/26 Mon H CHI 0&0 B2B 

12/28 Wed H NYK 1&2 

12/31 Sat H PHI 2&0 B2B 4thA 

01/02 Mon A PHO 1&1 

01/04 Wed A SAS 1&1 

01/06 Fri A LAL 1&0 

01/07 Sat H UTH 0&0 

01/10 Tue H MIA 2&2 3rdA 

01/12 Thu H ORL 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/14 Sat A CBC 1&0 4in5 

01/15 Sun A DET 0&1 

01/17 Tue A CLE 1&0 

01/18 Wed A NJN 0&1 

01/20 Fri H IND 1&1 

01/23 Mon H MEM 2&1 

01/25 Wed H POR 1&0 4in5 

01/27 Fri H OKC 1&1 

01/31 Tue H SAC 3&2 

02/02 Thu H UTH 1&0 

02/04 Sat A SAC 1&1 

02/07 Tue H OKC 2&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

02/09 Thu A DEN 1&0 

02/12 Sun H HOU 2&2 5thA 

02/13 Mon H PHO 0&1 

02/15 Wed H POR 1&0 

02/17 Fri A OKC 1&1 

02/18 Sat A MEM 0&0 4in5 

02/20 Mon H LAC 1&1 

02/22 Wed A PHO 1&1 

02/28 Tue A IND 5&5 

02/29 Wed A ATL 0&5 

03/02 Fri A PHI 1&1 





03/04 Sun A TOR 1&1 

03/05 Mon A WAS 0&1 

03/07 Wed H MEM 1&3 

03/10 Sat H DAL 2&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

03/11 Sun A LAC 0&1 

03/13 Tue A SAC 1&1 

03/14 Wed H BOS 0&1 3rdA 

03/16 Fri H MIL 1&1 

03/17 Sat A UTH 0&1 

03/19 Mon H MIN 1&0 B2B 4in5 5thA 

03/21 Wed A NOR 1&3 

03/22 Thu A HOU 0&1 

03/24 Sat H SAC 1&1 

03/25 Sun A POR 0&1 

03/27 Tue H LAL 1&1 

03/28 Wed H NOR 0&1 

03/30 Fri H NJN 1&1 

04/01 Sun A LAL 1&0 

04/03 Tue A MEM 1&0 4in5 

04/04 Wed A MIN 0&1 

04/06 Fri A UTH 1&1 

04/07 Sat H DEN 0&0 

04/09 Mon A DEN 1&1 

04/11 Wed A POR 1&1 

04/12 Thu H DAL 0&1 

04/14 Sat A LAC 1&1 

04/16 Mon H SAS 1&1 

04/18 Wed H LAL 1&0 

04/20 Fri A DAL 1&1 

04/21 Sat A HOU 0&1 

04/22 Sun A MIN 0&2 

04/24 Tue H NOR 1&1 

04/26 Thu H SAS 1&0 B2B 4in5 


GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS

HOUSTON ROCKETS 



12/26 Mon A ORL -&0 

12/29 Thu H SAS 2&0 

12/30 Fri A MEM 0&1 

12/31 Sat H ATL 0&0 4in5 

01/03 Tue A LAL 2&1 

01/04 Wed A LAC 0&2 

01/06 Fri A OKC 1&2 

01/07 Sat H OKC 0&0 

01/10 Tue A CBC 2&0 4in5 

01/11 Wed A SAS 0&0 4in5 


01/14 Sat H POR 0&0 B2B 4in5 

01/16 Mon A WAS 1&1 

01/17 Tue H DET 0&1 

01/19 Thu H NOR 1&0 

01/21 Sat H SAS 1&0 4in5 

01/23 Mon A MIN 1&1 

01/25 Wed H MIL 1&1 

01/27 Fri H WAS 1&1 

01/28 Sat H NYK 0&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

01/30 Mon H MIN 1&0 

02/01 Wed A SAS 1&1 

02/03 Fri H PHO 1&1 

02/04 Sat A MIN 0&0 

02/06 Mon A DEN 1&1 4in5 

02/08 Wed A POR 1&1 

02/09 Thu A PHO 0&1 

02/12 Sun A GSW 2&2 

02/14 Tue A MEM 1&1 

02/15 Wed H OKC 0&0 

02/17 Fri H MIN 1&1 

02/19 Sun H UTH 1&1 

02/20 Mon H MEM 0&1 





02/22 Wed H PHI 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

02/28 Tue H TOR 5&5 

02/29 Wed A UTH 0&0 

03/02 Fri H DEN 1&1 

03/04 Sun H LAC 1&1 3rdA 

03/06 Tue A BOS 1&1 

03/07 Wed A TOR 0&1 

03/10 Sat A NJN 2&0 4in5 

03/11 Sun A CLE 0&1 

03/13 Tue A OKC 1&2 

03/14 Wed H CBC 0&1 3rdA 

03/17 Sat A LAC 2&1 

03/18 Sun A PHO 0&1 4in5 

03/20 Tue H LAL 1&1 

03/22 Thu H GSW 1&0 B2B 

03/24 Sat H DAL 1&0 B2B 

03/26 Mon H SAC 1&1 

03/27 Tue A DAL 0&2 

03/30 Fri H MEM 2&2 

04/01 Sun H IND 1&0 B2B 4in5 

04/02 Mon A CHI 0&0 

04/06 Fri A LAL 3&1 

04/08 Sun A SAC 1&0 

04/09 Mon A POR 0&1 

04/11 Wed H UTH 1&1 


04/15 Sun A DEN 1&1 

04/16 Mon H DEN 0&0 

04/18 Wed A DAL 1&1 

04/19 Thu A NOR 0&0 4in5 

04/21 Sat H GSW 1&0 B2B 

04/22 Sun A MIA 0&0 4in5 

04/26 Thu H NOR 3&1 


HOUSTON ROCKETS

INDIANA PACERS 



12/26 Mon H DET -&- 

12/28 Wed A TOR 1&1 

12/30 Fri H CLE 1&1 

12/31 Sat A DET 0&0 

01/02 Mon A NJN 1&0 4in5 

01/04 Wed A MIA 1&1 

01/06 Fri A BOS 1&1 

01/07 Sat H CBC 0&0 4in5 

01/09 Mon A PHI 1&1 

01/11 Wed H ATL 1&1 

01/13 Fri A TOR 1&1 4in5 

01/14 Sat H BOS 0&0 

01/18 Wed A SAC 3&1 

01/20 Fri A GSW 1&1 

01/22 Sun A LAL 1&1 

01/24 Tue H ORL 1&0 B2B 

01/25 Wed A CHI 0&1 

01/27 Fri A BOS 1&0 

01/29 Sun A ORL 1&1 

01/31 Tue H NJN 1&1 

02/01 Wed A MIN 0&1 

02/03 Fri A DAL 1&1 

02/04 Sat H ORL 0&0 

02/07 Tue H UTH 2&0 B2B 

02/08 Wed A ATL 0&1 

02/10 Fri A MEM 1&1 

02/11 Sat H DEN 0&1 

02/14 Tue H MIA 2&0 B2B 4in5 5thA 

02/15 Wed A CLE 0&3 

02/16 Thu H NJN 0&0 

02/19 Sun H CBC 2&1 3rdA 

02/21 Tue H NOR 1&0 B2B 4thA 

02/22 Wed A CBC 0&2 





02/28 Tue H GSW 5&5 

03/03 Sat A NOR 3&0 4in5 

03/05 Mon A CHI 1&0 

03/06 Tue H ATL 0&2 

03/10 Sat A MIA 3&2 

03/11 Sun A ORL 0&2 

03/13 Tue H POR 1&2 4thA 

03/14 Wed H PHI 0&2 

03/16 Fri A NYK 1&1 

03/17 Sat H NYK 0&0 

03/20 Tue H LAC 2&1 

03/22 Thu A WAS 1&0 


03/24 Sat A MIL 0&0 4in5 

03/26 Mon H MIA 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/28 Wed A NJN 1&1 

03/29 Thu H WAS 0&2 

03/31 Sat A SAS 1&2 

04/01 Sun A HOU 0&1 

04/03 Tue H NYK 1&2 

04/04 Wed A WAS 0&1 

04/06 Fri H OKC 1&1 

04/07 Sat H BOS 0&1 

04/09 Mon H TOR 1&0 B2B 

04/11 Wed A CLE 1&0 

04/13 Fri H CLE 1&1 

04/14 Sat A MIL 0&0 

04/16 Mon H MIN 1&1 

04/17 Tue A PHI 0&0 

04/19 Thu H MIL 1&0 B2B 

04/21 Sat H PHI 1&2 

04/23 Mon H DET 1&0 

04/25 Wed H CHI 1&3 


INDIANA PACERS

LA CLIPPERS 



12/25 Sun A GSW -&- 

12/28 Wed A SAS 2&1 

12/30 Fri H CHI 1&0 B2B 4thA 

01/01 Sun H POR 1&2 

01/04 Wed H HOU 2&0 B2B 

01/07 Sat H MIL 2&1 4thA 

01/10 Tue A POR 2&1 

01/11 Wed H MIA 0&0 B2B 4thA 

01/14 Sat H LAL 2&0 4in5 

01/16 Mon H NJN 1&1 4thA 

01/17 Tue A UTH 0&1 

01/18 Wed H DAL 0&1 

01/20 Fri H MIN 1&1 

01/22 Sun H TOR 1&1 

01/25 Wed A LAL 2&2 

01/26 Thu H MEM 0&1 3rdA 

01/29 Sun A DEN 2&1 

01/30 Mon H OKC 0&2 

02/01 Wed A UTH 1&1 

02/02 Thu H DEN 0&1 

02/04 Sat A WAS 1&0 

02/06 Mon A ORL 1&1 

02/08 Wed A CLE 1&0 

02/10 Fri A PHI 1&1 

02/11 Sat A CBC 0&0 

02/13 Mon A DAL 1&1 

02/15 Wed H WAS 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

02/16 Thu A POR 0&0 

02/18 Sat H SAS 1&2 6thA 

02/20 Mon A GSW 1&1 

02/22 Wed H DEN 1&1 

02/28 Tue H MIN 5&5 

03/01 Thu A SAC 1&1 


LA CLIPPERS 



03/02 Fri A PHO 0&0 

03/04 Sun A HOU 1&1 

03/05 Mon A MIN 0&1 

03/07 Wed A NJN 1&0 

03/09 Fri A SAS 1&1 

03/11 Sun H GSW 1&0 

03/12 Mon H BOS 0&0 B2B 

03/14 Wed H ATL 1&0 B2B 6thA 

03/15 Thu H PHO 0&0 

03/17 Sat H HOU 1&2 

03/18 Sun H DET 0&1 4thA 

03/20 Tue A IND 1&2 

03/21 Wed A OKC 0&0 

03/22 Thu A NOR 0&0 

03/24 Sat H MEM 1&1 3rdA 

03/26 Mon H NOR 1&1 

03/28 Wed H PHO 1&0 

03/30 Fri H POR 1&0 

03/31 Sat H UTH 0&0 

04/02 Mon A DAL 1&2 

04/04 Wed H LAL 1&0 4in5 

04/05 Thu A SAC 0&1 

04/07 Sat H SAC 1&1 

04/09 Mon A MEM 1&1 

04/11 Wed A OKC 1&1 

04/12 Thu A MIN 0&0 

04/14 Sat H GSW 1&1 

04/16 Mon H OKC 1&1 

04/18 Wed A DEN 1&1 

04/19 Thu A PHO 0&0 

04/22 Sun H NOR 2&2 

04/24 Tue A ATL 1&1 

04/25 Wed A NYK 0&2 


LA CLIPPERS

LA LAKERS 



12/25 Sun H CHI -&- 

12/26 Mon A SAC 0&- 

12/27 Tue H UTH 0&- 

12/29 Thu H NYK 1&0 B2B 

12/31 Sat H DEN 1&1 

01/01 Sun A DEN 0&0 4in5 

01/03 Tue H HOU 1&2 

01/05 Thu A POR 1&1 

01/06 Fri H GSW 0&1 3rdA 

01/08 Sun H MEM 1&1 3rdA 

01/10 Tue H PHO 1&1 

01/11 Wed A UTH 0&0 

01/13 Fri H CLE 1&0 B2B 6thA 

01/14 Sat A LAC 0&2 

01/16 Mon H DAL 1&1 

01/19 Thu A MIA 2&1 

01/20 Fri A ORL 0&1 4in5 

01/22 Sun H IND 1&1 3rdA 

01/25 Wed H LAC 2&2 

01/28 Sat A MIL 2&0 

01/29 Sun A MIN 0&1 

01/31 Tue H CBC 1&2 

02/03 Fri A DEN 2&0 

02/04 Sat A UTH 0&1 

02/06 Mon A PHI 1&1 

02/09 Thu A BOS 2&1 

02/10 Fri A NYK 0&1 

02/12 Sun A TOR 1&1 

02/14 Tue H ATL 1&1 

02/17 Fri H PHO 2&1 4in5 

02/19 Sun A PHO 1&1 

02/20 Mon H POR 0&1 

02/22 Wed A DAL 1&1 


LA LAKERS 



02/23 Thu A OKC 0&0 4in5 

02/29 Wed H MIN 5&0 B2B 

03/02 Fri H SAC 1&0 

03/04 Sun H MIA 1&1 3rdA 

03/06 Tue A DET 1&2 

03/07 Wed A WAS 0&1 

03/09 Fri A MIN 1&1 

03/11 Sun H BOS 1&1 

03/13 Tue A MEM 1&1 

03/14 Wed A NOR 0&1 

03/16 Fri H MIN 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/18 Sun H UTH 1&0 4in5 

03/20 Tue A HOU 1&1 

03/21 Wed A DAL 0&1 

03/23 Fri H POR 1&0 

03/25 Sun H MEM 1&0 B2B 4thA 

03/27 Tue A GSW 1&1 

03/29 Thu H OKC 1&1 

03/31 Sat H NOR 1&1 4thA 

04/01 Sun H GSW 0&1 

04/03 Tue H NJN 1&2 3rdA 

04/04 Wed A LAC 0&1 

04/06 Fri H HOU 1&3 

04/07 Sat A PHO 0&0 4in5 

04/09 Mon A NOR 1&1 

04/11 Wed A SAS 1&1 

04/13 Fri H DEN 1&1 

04/15 Sun H DAL 1&1 3rdA 

04/17 Tue H SAS 1&0 B2B 

04/18 Wed A GSW 0&1 

04/20 Fri A SAS 1&1 4in5 

04/22 Sun H OKC 1&1 5thA 

04/26 Thu A SAC 3&1 


LA LAKERS

mEmPHIS GRIZZLIES 



12/26 Mon A SAS -&- 

12/28 Wed H OKC 1&1 

12/30 Fri H HOU 1&0 

01/01 Sun A CHI 1&1 

01/03 Tue H SAC 1&1 

01/04 Wed A MIN 0&1 

01/06 Fri A UTH 1&2 

01/08 Sun A LAL 1&1 

01/10 Tue H OKC 1&1 4in5 

01/12 Thu H NYK 1&0 

01/14 Sat H NOR 1&0 

01/16 Mon H CHI 1&1 

01/18 Wed A NOR 1&1 

01/20 Fri A DET 1&1 

01/21 Sat H SAC 0&0 B2B 

01/23 Mon A GSW 1&2 

01/24 Tue A POR 0&0 4in5 

01/26 Thu A LAC 1&0 

01/28 Sat A PHO 1&0 

01/30 Mon H SAS 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/31 Tue H DEN 0&1 

02/02 Thu A ATL 1&1 

02/03 Fri A OKC 0&1 

02/05 Sun A BOS 1&1 

02/06 Mon H SAS 0&1 

02/08 Wed H MIN 1&0 

02/10 Fri H IND 1&1 

02/12 Sun H UTH 1&1 

02/14 Tue H HOU 1&1 6thA 

02/15 Wed A NJN 0&3 

02/17 Fri H DEN 1&1 

02/18 Sat H GSW 0&0 B2B 

02/20 Mon A HOU 1&0 





02/21 Tue H PHI 0&1 

02/29 Wed H DAL 7&0 

03/02 Fri A TOR 1&1 

03/03 Sat H DET 0&2 

03/07 Wed A GSW 3&1 

03/10 Sat A PHO 2&1 

03/11 Sun A DEN 0&1 

03/13 Tue H LAL 1&1 

03/16 Fri H TOR 2&1 3rdA 

03/18 Sun H WAS 1&1 5thA 

03/20 Tue A SAC 1&1 

03/22 Thu A POR 1&1 

03/24 Sat A LAC 1&1 4in5 

03/25 Sun A LAL 0&1 

03/27 Tue H MIN 1&1 

03/30 Fri A HOU 2&2 

03/31 Sat A MIL 0&0 

04/02 Mon A OKC 1&0 

04/03 Tue H GSW 0&1 

04/04 Wed A DAL 0&1 

04/06 Fri A MIA 1&1 

04/07 Sat H DAL 0&0 

04/09 Mon H LAC 1&1 

04/11 Wed H PHO 1&1 

04/12 Thu A SAS 0&0 4in5 

04/14 Sat H UTH 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

04/15 Sun A NOR 0&1 

04/17 Tue A MIN 1&0 

04/18 Wed H NOR 0&1 

04/20 Fri A CBC 1&1 

04/21 Sat H POR 0&2 

04/23 Mon H CLE 1&0 B2B 

04/26 Thu H ORL 2&0 


mEmPHIS GRIZZLIES

mIAmI HEAT 



12/25 Sun A DAL -&- 

12/27 Tue H BOS 1&1 

12/28 Wed A CBC 0&1 

12/30 Fri A MIN 1&2 

01/01 Sun H CBC 1&1 

01/02 Mon H ATL 0&1 

01/04 Wed H IND 1&1 3rdA 

01/05 Thu A ATL 0&1 

01/07 Sat A NJN 1&0 

01/10 Tue A GSW 2&2 

01/11 Wed A LAC 0&0 

01/13 Fri A DEN 1&1 

01/17 Tue H SAS 3&1 

01/19 Thu H LAL 1&2 

01/21 Sat H PHI 1&0 

01/22 Sun H MIL 0&1 

01/24 Tue H CLE 1&2 

01/25 Wed A DET 0&1 

01/27 Fri H NYK 1&1 3rdA 

01/29 Sun H CHI 1&1 

01/30 Mon H NOR 0&0 

02/01 Wed A MIL 1&1 

02/03 Fri A PHI 1&1 

02/05 Sun H TOR 1&1 

02/07 Tue H CLE 1&2 

02/08 Wed A ORL 0&1 

02/10 Fri A WAS 1&1 

02/12 Sun A ATL 1&1 

02/13 Mon A MIL 0&1 

02/14 Tue A IND 0&2 

02/17 Fri A CLE 2&1 

02/19 Sun H ORL 1&1 

02/21 Tue H SAC 1&1 5thA 


mIAmI HEAT 



02/23 Thu H NYK 1&0 4in5 

03/01 Thu A POR 6&0 

03/02 Fri A UTH 0&1 

03/04 Sun A LAL 1&1 

03/06 Tue H NJN 1&1 4thA 

03/07 Wed H ATL 0&0 B2B 

03/10 Sat H IND 2&3 

03/13 Tue A ORL 2&1 

03/14 Wed A CHI 0&1 

03/16 Fri A PHI 1&1 

03/18 Sun H ORL 1&1 

03/20 Tue H PHO 1&1 

03/23 Fri A DET 2&1 

03/25 Sun A OKC 1&1 

03/26 Mon A IND 0&1 4in5 

03/29 Thu H DAL 2&1 

03/30 Fri A TOR 0&1 

04/01 Sun A BOS 1&1 

04/03 Tue H PHI 1&2 

04/04 Wed H OKC 0&1 

04/06 Fri H MEM 1&1 4in5 

04/08 Sun H DET 1&1 

04/10 Tue H BOS 1&1 

04/12 Thu A CHI 1&1 

04/13 Fri H CBC 0&0 4in5 

04/15 Sun A NYK 1&1 

04/16 Mon A NJN 0&1 

04/18 Wed H TOR 1&1 

04/19 Thu H CHI 0&0 B2B 4in5 

04/21 Sat H WAS 1&2 

04/22 Sun H HOU 0&0 4in5 

04/24 Tue A BOS 1&3 

04/26 Thu A WAS 1&0 


mIAmI HEAT

mILWAUKEE BUCKS 



12/26 Mon A CBC -&- 

12/27 Tue H MIN 0&0 

12/30 Fri H WAS 2&1 

01/02 Mon A DEN 2&0 4in5 

01/03 Tue A UTH 0&0 4in5 

01/05 Thu A SAC 1&0 4in5 

01/07 Sat A LAC 1&2 

01/08 Sun A PHO 0&1 

01/10 Tue H SAS 1&1 

01/12 Thu H DET 1&1 

01/13 Fri A DAL 0&1 

01/16 Mon A PHI 2&1 

01/17 Tue H DEN 0&1 

01/20 Fri A NYK 2&1 

01/22 Sun A MIA 1&0 

01/23 Mon H ATL 0&1 

01/25 Wed A HOU 1&1 

01/27 Fri A CHI 1&1 

01/28 Sat H LAL 0&2 

01/30 Mon H DET 1&1 

02/01 Wed H MIA 1&1 

02/03 Fri A DET 1&1 4in5 

02/04 Sat H CHI 0&1 5thA 

02/07 Tue H PHO 2&0 B2B 4in5 

02/08 Wed A TOR 0&1 

02/10 Fri A CLE 1&1 

02/11 Sat H ORL 0&0 

02/13 Mon H MIA 1&0 B2B 4thA 

02/15 Wed H NOR 1&1 

02/17 Fri A ORL 1&1 

02/19 Sun A NJN 1&0 4in5 

02/20 Mon H ORL 0&0 B2B 

02/22 Wed A CHI 1&1 





02/28 Tue H WAS 5&5 

02/29 Wed A BOS 0&0 

03/02 Fri A ATL 1&1 

03/03 Sat A ORL 0&1 

03/05 Mon H PHI 1&0 

03/07 Wed H CHI 1&1 

03/09 Fri H NYK 1&1 4thA 

03/11 Sun A TOR 1&0 

03/12 Mon A NJN 0&1 

03/14 Wed H CLE 1&0 

03/16 Fri A GSW 1&1 

03/20 Tue A POR 3&1 

03/22 Thu H BOS 1&2 7thA 

03/23 Fri A CBC 0&3 

03/24 Sat H IND 0&0 4in5 

03/26 Mon A NYK 1&1 

03/27 Tue H ATL 0&1 4in5 

03/30 Fri A CLE 2&1 

03/31 Sat H MEM 0&0 B2B 

04/02 Mon A WAS 1&0 4in5 

04/04 Wed H CLE 1&0 

04/06 Fri H CBC 1&1 4thA 

04/07 Sat H POR 0&0 B2B 

04/09 Mon H OKC 1&0 

04/11 Wed H NYK 1&0 B2B 

04/13 Fri A DET 1&0 

04/14 Sat H IND 0&0 

04/18 Wed A WAS 3&1 

04/19 Thu A IND 0&1 

04/21 Sat H NJN 1&2 

04/23 Mon H TOR 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

04/25 Wed H PHI 1&1 4thA 

04/26 Thu A BOS 0&1 


mILWAUKEE BUCKS

mINNESOTA TImBERWOLVES 



12/26 Mon H OKC -&0 

12/27 Tue A MIL 0&0 

12/30 Fri H MIA 2&1 

01/01 Sun H DAL 1&1 

01/02 Mon H SAS 0&1 

01/04 Wed H MEM 1&0 

01/06 Fri H CLE 1&1 

01/08 Sun A WAS 1&1 

01/09 Mon A TOR 0&1 

01/10 Tue H CHI 0&0 4in5 

01/13 Fri A NOR 2&1 

01/14 Sat A ATL 0&1 

01/16 Mon H SAC 1&1 5thA 

01/18 Wed H DET 1&0 B2B 

01/20 Fri A LAC 1&1 4in5 

01/21 Sat A UTH 0&1 

01/23 Mon H HOU 1&1 

01/25 Wed A DAL 1&1 

01/27 Fri H SAS 1&1 

01/29 Sun H LAL 1&0 B2B 

01/30 Mon A HOU 0&1 

02/01 Wed H IND 1&0 

02/03 Fri A NJN 1&1 

02/04 Sat H HOU 0&0 

02/07 Tue H SAC 2&0 B2B 

02/08 Wed A MEM 0&1 

02/10 Fri H DAL 1&1 3rdA 

02/11 Sat H NYK 0&0 

02/13 Mon A ORL 1&1 

02/15 Wed H CBC 1&1 

02/17 Fri A HOU 1&1 

02/19 Sun H PHI 1&1 

02/20 Mon A DEN 0&0 





02/22 Wed H UTH 1&1 

02/28 Tue A LAC 5&5 

02/29 Wed A LAL 0&5 

03/01 Thu A PHO 0&7 

03/03 Sat A POR 1&1 

03/05 Mon H LAC 1&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

03/07 Wed H POR 1&1 

03/09 Fri H LAL 1&1 3rdA 

03/10 Sat H NOR 0&0 B2B 4thA 

03/12 Mon A PHO 1&1 

03/15 Thu A UTH 2&0 

03/16 Fri A LAL 0&1 

03/18 Sun A SAC 1&1 

03/19 Mon A GSW 0&1 

03/21 Wed A SAS 1&3 

03/23 Fri A OKC 1&1 

03/25 Sun H DEN 1&1 

03/27 Tue A MEM 1&1 

03/28 Wed A CBC 0&1 

03/30 Fri H BOS 1&1 

04/01 Sun A POR 1&1 

04/02 Mon A SAC 0&1 

04/04 Wed H GSW 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

04/07 Sat A NOR 2&0 

04/09 Mon H PHO 1&1 

04/11 Wed A DEN 1&1 

04/12 Thu H LAC 0&0 B2B 3rdA 

04/14 Sat H OKC 1&0 

04/16 Mon A IND 1&1 

04/17 Tue H MEM 0&1 

04/19 Thu A DET 1&0 4in5 

04/22 Sun H GSW 2&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

04/26 Thu H DEN 3&0 B2B 


mINNESOTA TImBERWOLVES

NEW JERSEY NETS 



12/26 Mon A WAS -&- 

12/27 Tue H ATL 0&- 

12/29 Thu A ORL 1&2 

12/30 Fri A ATL 0&1 

01/01 Sun A CLE 1&1 

01/02 Mon H IND 0&1 

01/04 Wed A BOS 1&1 

01/06 Fri A TOR 1&1 

01/07 Sat H MIA 0&1 

01/09 Mon H ATL 1&1 4in5 

01/11 Wed A DEN 1&1 

01/13 Fri A PHO 1&0 

01/14 Sat A UTH 0&2 

01/16 Mon A LAC 1&1 

01/18 Wed H GSW 1&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

01/21 Sat H OKC 2&2 3rdA 

01/22 Sun H CBC 0&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/23 Mon A CHI 0&1 

01/25 Wed A PHI 1&1 

01/27 Fri A CLE 1&1 

01/29 Sun H TOR 1&1 5thA 

01/31 Tue A IND 1&1 

02/01 Wed H DET 0&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

02/03 Fri H MIN 1&1 

02/04 Sat A NYK 0&0 4in5 

02/06 Mon H CHI 1&1 6thA 

02/08 Wed H DET 1&3 

02/10 Fri A DET 1&1 

02/11 Sat H SAS 0&2 3rdA 

02/15 Wed H MEM 3&0 

02/16 Thu A IND 0&0 

02/18 Sat A CHI 1&1 

02/19 Sun H MIL 0&1 





02/20 Mon A NYK 0&0 

02/22 Wed H ORL 1&1 3rdA 

02/28 Tue A DAL 5&5 

03/02 Fri A BOS 2&1 

03/04 Sun A CBC 1&1 

03/06 Tue A MIA 1&1 

03/07 Wed H LAC 0&1 5thA 

03/09 Fri A CBC 1&1 

03/10 Sat H HOU 0&2 3rdA 

03/12 Mon H MIL 1&0 B2B 

03/14 Wed H TOR 1&0 B2B 4in5 

03/16 Fri A ORL 1&1 

03/17 Sat H NOR 0&1 

03/19 Mon H CLE 1&0 

03/21 Wed H WAS 1&2 6thA 

03/23 Fri A ATL 1&1 

03/24 Sat H CBC 0&0 

03/26 Mon H UTH 1&0 B2B 4in5 

03/28 Wed H IND 1&1 

03/30 Fri A GSW 1&1 

03/31 Sat A SAC 0&0 

04/03 Tue A LAL 2&1 

04/04 Wed A POR 0&1 

04/06 Fri H WAS 1&0 B2B 4in5 

04/08 Sun H CLE 1&1 3rdA 

04/10 Tue H PHI 1&1 

04/13 Fri A PHI 2&1 

04/14 Sat H BOS 0&0 B2B 4in5 

04/16 Mon H MIA 1&0 B2B 4in5 

04/18 Wed H NYK 1&0 

04/21 Sat A MIL 2&1 

04/23 Mon H PHI 1&1 3rdA 

04/26 Thu A TOR 2&2 


NEW JERSEY NETS

NEW ORLEANS HORNETS 



12/26 Mon A PHO -&- 

12/28 Wed H BOS 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

12/30 Fri H PHO 1&1 

01/01 Sun A SAC 1&0 

01/02 Mon A UTH 0&1 

01/04 Wed H PHI 1&3 5thA 

01/06 Fri H DEN 1&1 

01/07 Sat A DAL 0&1 

01/09 Mon A DEN 1&1 

01/11 Wed H OKC 1&0 B2B 4in5 

01/13 Fri H MIN 1&2 

01/14 Sat A MEM 0&1 

01/16 Mon H POR 1&1 3rdA 

01/18 Wed H MEM 1&1 

01/19 Thu A HOU 0&1 

01/21 Sat H DAL 1&1 4thA 

01/23 Mon H SAS 1&1 

01/25 Wed A OKC 1&1 

01/27 Fri H ORL 1&0 4in5 

01/29 Sun H ATL 1&1 4thA 

01/30 Mon A MIA 0&0 

02/01 Wed H PHO 1&1 

02/02 Thu A SAS 0&0 4in5 

02/04 Sat A DET 1&0 4in5 

02/06 Mon H SAC 1&1 

02/08 Wed H CHI 1&1 7thA 

02/10 Fri H POR 1&1 

02/13 Mon H UTH 2&0 B2B 

02/15 Wed A MIL 1&1 

02/17 Fri A NYK 1&1 

02/20 Mon A OKC 2&0 

02/21 Tue A IND 0&1 

02/22 Wed A CLE 0&0 





02/28 Tue A CHI 5&5 

02/29 Wed H TOR 0&0 B2B 

03/02 Fri H DAL 1&1 

03/03 Sat H IND 0&3 

03/05 Mon A POR 1&1 

03/07 Wed A SAC 1&1 

03/09 Fri A DEN 1&1 

03/10 Sat A MIN 0&0 

03/12 Mon H CBC 1&1 

03/14 Wed H LAL 1&0 B2B 

03/15 Thu H WAS 0&1 3rdA 

03/17 Sat A NJN 1&0 

03/21 Wed H GSW 3&1 

03/22 Thu H LAC 0&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

03/24 Sat H SAS 1&0 

03/26 Mon A LAC 1&1 

03/28 Wed A GSW 1&0 4in5 

03/29 Thu A POR 0&1 

03/31 Sat A LAL 1&1 

04/01 Sun A PHO 0&3 

04/04 Wed H DEN 2&2 7thA 

04/06 Fri A SAS 1&1 

04/07 Sat H MIN 0&2 

04/09 Mon H LAL 1&1 

04/11 Wed H SAC 1&0 B2B 4in5 

04/13 Fri H UTH 1&1 

04/15 Sun H MEM 1&0 4in5 

04/16 Mon A CBC 0&0 4in5 

04/18 Wed A MEM 1&0 4in5 

04/19 Thu H HOU 0&0 B2B 4in5 

04/22 Sun A LAC 2&2 

04/24 Tue A GSW 1&1 4in5 

04/26 Thu A HOU 1&3 


NEW ORLEANS HORNETS

NEW YORK KNICKS 



12/25 Sun H BOS -&- 

12/28 Wed A GSW 2&1 

12/29 Thu A LAL 0&1 4in5 

12/31 Sat A SAC 1&1 

01/02 Mon H TOR 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/04 Wed H CBC 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/06 Fri A WAS 1&1 

01/07 Sat A DET 0&0 

01/09 Mon H CBC 1&1 

01/11 Wed H PHI 1&0 4in5 

01/12 Thu A MEM 0&1 

01/14 Sat A OKC 1&2 

01/16 Mon H ORL 1&3 4thA 

01/18 Wed H PHO 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/20 Fri H MIL 1&2 

01/21 Sat H DEN 0&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

01/24 Tue A CBC 2&1 

01/25 Wed A CLE 0&0 

01/27 Fri A MIA 1&1 

01/28 Sat A HOU 0&0 

01/31 Tue H DET 2&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

02/02 Thu H CHI 1&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

02/03 Fri A BOS 0&1 

02/04 Sat H NJN 0&0 4in5 

02/06 Mon H UTH 1&1 

02/08 Wed A WAS 1&1 

02/10 Fri H LAL 1&0 B2B 5thA 

02/11 Sat A MIN 0&0 4in5 

02/14 Tue A TOR 2&1 

02/15 Wed H SAC 0&0 B2B 

02/17 Fri H NOR 1&1 

02/19 Sun H DAL 1&1 

02/20 Mon H NJN 0&0 4in5 





02/22 Wed H ATL 1&1 5thA 

02/23 Thu A MIA 0&1 

02/29 Wed H CLE 5&0 

03/04 Sun A BOS 3&1 

03/06 Tue A DAL 1&0 4in5 

03/07 Wed A SAS 0&2 

03/09 Fri A MIL 1&1 

03/11 Sun H PHI 1&1 

03/12 Mon A CHI 0&1 

03/14 Wed H POR 1&0 B2B 5thA 

03/16 Fri H IND 1&1 

03/17 Sat A IND 0&0 4in5 

03/20 Tue H TOR 2&2 5thA 

03/21 Wed A PHI 0&1 

03/23 Fri A TOR 1&1 

03/24 Sat H DET 0&0 

03/26 Mon H MIL 1&1 4in5 

03/28 Wed H ORL 1&1 

03/30 Fri A ATL 1&1 

03/31 Sat H CLE 0&0 4in5 

04/03 Tue A IND 2&1 

04/05 Thu A ORL 1&1 

04/08 Sun H CHI 2&2 

04/10 Tue A CHI 1&1 

04/11 Wed A MIL 0&1 

04/13 Fri H WAS 1&2 

04/15 Sun H MIA 1&1 

04/17 Tue H BOS 1&1 4in5 4thA 

04/18 Wed A NJN 0&1 

04/20 Fri A CLE 1&1 

04/22 Sun A ATL 1&1 

04/25 Wed H LAC 2&0 B2B 

04/26 Thu A CBC 0&0 4in5 


NEW YORK KNICKS

OKLAHOmA CITY THUNDER 



12/25 Sun H ORL -&- 

12/26 Mon A MIN 0&- 

12/28 Wed A MEM 1&1 

12/29 Thu H DAL 0&2 

12/31 Sat H PHO 1&0 B2B 

01/02 Mon A DAL 1&0 4in5 

01/03 Tue H POR 0&1 

01/06 Fri H HOU 2&1 3rdA 

01/07 Sat A HOU 0&0 4in5 

01/08 Sun H SAS 0&0 4in5 

01/10 Tue A MEM 1&1 

01/11 Wed A NOR 0&1 

01/14 Sat H NYK 2&1 

01/16 Mon A BOS 1&1 

01/18 Wed A WAS 1&1 

01/21 Sat A NJN 2&2 

01/23 Mon H DET 1&1 

01/25 Wed H NOR 1&1 

01/27 Fri A GSW 1&1 

01/30 Mon A LAC 2&0 

02/01 Wed A DAL 1&1 

02/03 Fri H MEM 1&0 B2B 4in5 

02/04 Sat A SAS 0&1 

02/06 Mon A POR 1&1 

02/07 Tue A GSW 0&2 

02/09 Thu A SAC 1&1 

02/10 Fri A UTH 0&2 

02/14 Tue H UTH 3&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

02/15 Wed A HOU 0&0 

02/17 Fri H GSW 1&1 

02/19 Sun H DEN 1&1 3rdA 

02/20 Mon H NOR 0&2 3rdA 

02/22 Wed H BOS 1&1 4thA 





02/23 Thu H LAL 0&0 B2B 4in5 

02/29 Wed A PHI 5&0 

03/01 Thu A ORL 0&0 

03/03 Sat A ATL 1&0 

03/05 Mon H DAL 1&1 

03/07 Wed H PHO 1&2 

03/09 Fri H CLE 1&1 

03/10 Sat H CBC 0&0 4in5 

03/13 Tue H HOU 2&1 5thA 

03/15 Thu A DEN 1&1 

03/16 Fri H SAS 0&1 

03/18 Sun H POR 1&1 7thA 

03/20 Tue A UTH 1&1 

03/21 Wed H LAC 0&0 B2B 4in5 

03/23 Fri H MIN 1&1 7thA 

03/25 Sun H MIA 1&1 

03/27 Tue A POR 1&1 

03/29 Thu A LAL 1&1 

04/01 Sun H CHI 2&1 

04/02 Mon H MEM 0&1 3rdA 

04/04 Wed A MIA 1&0 

04/06 Fri A IND 1&1 

04/08 Sun H TOR 1&1 

04/09 Mon A MIL 0&1 

04/11 Wed H LAC 1&1 


04/14 Sat A MIN 0&1 

04/16 Mon A LAC 1&1 

04/18 Wed A PHO 1&1 

04/20 Fri A SAC 1&1 

04/22 Sun A LAL 1&1 

04/24 Tue H SAC 1&1 

04/25 Wed H DEN 0&2 


OKLAHOmA CITY THUNDER

ORLANDO mAGIC 



12/25 Sun A OKC -&- 

12/26 Mon H HOU 0&- 

12/29 Thu H NJN 2&1 

12/30 Fri A CBC 0&1 

01/01 Sun H TOR 1&1 

01/02 Mon A DET 0&1 

01/04 Wed H WAS 1&1 

01/06 Fri H CHI 1&1 

01/08 Sun A SAC 1&2 

01/11 Wed A POR 2&0 

01/12 Thu A GSW 0&1 

01/16 Mon A NYK 3&1 

01/17 Tue H CBC 0&0 4in5 

01/18 Wed H SAS 0&0 B2B 

01/20 Fri H LAL 1&0 B2B 

01/23 Mon A BOS 2&0 

01/24 Tue A IND 0&1 

01/26 Thu H BOS 1&2 

01/27 Fri A NOR 0&1 

01/29 Sun H IND 1&1 3rdA 

01/30 Mon A PHI 0&1 

02/01 Wed H WAS 1&1 

02/03 Fri H CLE 1&2 

02/04 Sat A IND 0&0 4in5 

02/06 Mon H LAC 1&1 

02/08 Wed H MIA 1&0 

02/10 Fri H ATL 1&1 

02/11 Sat A MIL 0&0 4in5 

02/13 Mon H MIN 1&1 

02/15 Wed H PHI 1&1 3rdA 

02/17 Fri H MIL 1&1 

02/19 Sun A MIA 1&1 

02/20 Mon A MIL 0&0 


ORLANDO mAGIC 



02/22 Wed A NJN 1&1 4in5 

02/23 Thu A ATL 0&0 

02/29 Wed A WAS 5&0 

03/01 Thu H OKC 0&0 B2B 

03/03 Sat H MIL 1&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

03/05 Mon A TOR 1&0 

03/06 Tue A CBC 0&1 

03/08 Thu A CHI 1&0 4in5 

03/11 Sun H IND 2&0 B2B 

03/13 Tue H MIA 1&2 

03/14 Wed A SAS 0&1 

03/16 Fri H NJN 1&1 

03/18 Sun A MIA 1&1 

03/19 Mon H CHI 0&1 

03/21 Wed H PHO 1&0 B2B 

03/23 Fri H CLE 1&1 3rdA 

03/26 Mon A TOR 2&1 

03/28 Wed A NYK 1&1 

03/30 Fri H DAL 1&0 B2B 

04/01 Sun H DEN 1&1 6thA 

04/03 Tue A DET 1&2 

04/05 Thu H NYK 1&1 

04/07 Sat A PHI 1&2 

04/09 Mon H DET 1&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

04/10 Tue A WAS 0&0 


04/15 Sun A CLE 1&0 4in5 

04/16 Mon H PHI 0&2 

04/18 Wed A BOS 1&0 4in5 

04/21 Sat A UTH 2&2 

04/22 Sun A DEN 0&0 

04/25 Wed H CBC 2&1 

04/26 Thu A MEM 0&2 


ORLANDO mAGIC

PHILADELPHIA 76ERS 



12/26 Mon A POR -&- 

12/28 Wed A PHO 1&1 

12/30 Fri A UTH 1&1 

12/31 Sat A GSW 0&2 

01/04 Wed A NOR 3&1 

01/06 Fri H DET 1&1 

01/07 Sat H TOR 0&0 

01/09 Mon H IND 1&1 

01/10 Tue H SAC 0&1 

01/11 Wed A NYK 0&1 

01/13 Fri H WAS 1&1 

01/14 Sat A WAS 0&0 4in5 

01/16 Mon H MIL 1&2 

01/18 Wed H DEN 1&0 B2B 

01/20 Fri H ATL 1&1 

01/21 Sat A MIA 0&1 

01/23 Mon H WAS 1&0 

01/25 Wed H NJN 1&1 4in5 

01/27 Fri H CBC 1&1 

01/28 Sat H DET 0&0 

01/30 Mon H ORL 1&0 4in5 

02/01 Wed H CHI 1&1 3rdA 

02/03 Fri H MIA 1&1 

02/04 Sat A ATL 0&1 

02/06 Mon H LAL 1&1 3rdA 

02/08 Wed H SAS 1&1 

02/10 Fri H LAC 1&1 4thA 

02/11 Sat A CLE 0&0 4in5 

02/13 Mon A CBC 1&1 

02/15 Wed A ORL 1&1 

02/17 Fri H DAL 1&1 

02/19 Sun A MIN 1&1 

02/21 Tue A MEM 1&0 4in5 





02/22 Wed A HOU 0&1 

02/28 Tue A DET 5&5 

02/29 Wed H OKC 0&5 

03/02 Fri H GSW 1&1 4thA 

03/04 Sun H CHI 1&1 3rdA 

03/05 Mon A MIL 0&1 

03/07 Wed H BOS 1&0 

03/09 Fri H UTH 1&1 4thA 

03/11 Sun A NYK 1&1 

03/14 Wed A IND 2&0 4in5 

03/16 Fri H MIA 1&1 3rdA 

03/17 Sat A CHI 0&0 

03/19 Mon A CBC 1&1 

03/21 Wed H NYK 1&0 

03/23 Fri H BOS 1&0 B2B 8thA 

03/25 Sun A SAS 1&0 4in5 

03/27 Tue H CLE 1&1 

03/30 Fri A WAS 2&0 

03/31 Sat H ATL 0&0 4in5 

04/03 Tue A MIA 2&1 

04/04 Wed H TOR 0&0 

04/07 Sat H ORL 2&1 

04/08 Sun A BOS 0&0 4in5 

04/10 Tue A NJN 1&1 

04/11 Wed A TOR 0&1 

04/13 Fri H NJN 1&2 

04/16 Mon A ORL 2&0 

04/17 Tue H IND 0&0 4in5 

04/18 Wed A CLE 0&0 4in5 

04/21 Sat A IND 2&1 

04/23 Mon A NJN 1&1 

04/25 Wed A MIL 1&1 

04/26 Thu A DET 0&2 


PHILADELPHIA 76ERS

PHOENIX SUNS 



12/26 Mon H NOR -&- 

12/28 Wed H PHI 1&1 

12/30 Fri A NOR 1&1 

12/31 Sat A OKC 0&1 

01/02 Mon H GSW 1&1 

01/04 Wed A DAL 1&1 

01/06 Fri H POR 1&0 

01/08 Sun H MIL 1&0 B2B 5thA 

01/10 Tue A LAL 1&1 

01/12 Thu H CLE 1&1 5thA 

01/13 Fri H NJN 0&1 

01/15 Sun A SAS 1&1 

01/17 Tue A CHI 1&0 4in5 

01/18 Wed A NYK 0&1 

01/20 Fri A BOS 1&1 

01/23 Mon A DAL 2&1 

01/24 Tue H TOR 0&1 

01/27 Fri A POR 2&1 4in5 

01/28 Sat H MEM 0&1 4thA 

01/30 Mon H DAL 1&0 

02/01 Wed A NOR 1&1 

02/03 Fri A HOU 1&1 

02/04 Sat H CBC 0&2 3rdA 

02/06 Mon A ATL 1&1 

02/07 Tue A MIL 0&2 

02/09 Thu H HOU 1&0 B2B 4thA 

02/11 Sat A SAC 1&1 

02/13 Mon A GSW 1&0 

02/14 Tue A DEN 0&2 

02/15 Wed H ATL 0&0 B2B 

02/17 Fri A LAL 1&2 

02/19 Sun H LAL 1&1 

02/20 Mon H WAS 0&2 5thA 


PHOENIX SUNS 



02/22 Wed H GSW 1&1 

03/01 Thu H MIN 7&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/02 Fri H LAC 0&0 B2B 

03/04 Sun H SAC 1&1 

03/07 Wed A OKC 2&1 

03/08 Thu H DAL 0&1 

03/10 Sat H MEM 1&2 

03/12 Mon H MIN 1&1 

03/14 Wed H UTH 1&1 

03/15 Thu A LAC 0&0 4in5 

03/16 Fri H DET 0&1 3rdA 

03/18 Sun H HOU 1&0 B2B 

03/20 Tue A MIA 1&1 

03/21 Wed A ORL 0&1 

03/23 Fri A IND 1&0 

03/25 Sun A CLE 1&1 

03/27 Tue H SAS 1&1 4in5 

03/28 Wed A LAC 0&1 

04/01 Sun H NOR 3&0 B2B 4in5 5thA 

04/03 Tue A SAC 1&0 4in5 

04/04 Wed A UTH 0&1 

04/06 Fri A DEN 1&1 

04/07 Sat H LAL 0&0 4in5 

04/09 Mon A MIN 1&1 

04/11 Wed A MEM 1&1 

04/13 Fri A HOU 1&1 

04/14 Sat A SAS 0&1 

04/16 Mon H POR 1&0 B2B 

04/18 Wed H OKC 1&1 3rdA 

04/19 Thu H LAC 0&0 B2B 

04/21 Sat H DEN 1&2 

04/24 Tue A UTH 2&2 

04/25 Wed H SAS 0&1 


PHOENIX SUNS

PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS 



12/26 Mon H PHI -&- 

12/27 Tue H SAC 0&0 

12/29 Thu H DEN 1&0 

01/01 Sun A LAC 2&1 

01/03 Tue A OKC 1&0 

01/05 Thu H LAL 1&1 

01/06 Fri A PHO 0&1 

01/08 Sun H CLE 1&1 3rdA 

01/10 Tue H LAC 1&2 

01/11 Wed H ORL 0&2 

01/13 Fri A SAS 1&1 

01/14 Sat A HOU 0&0 4in5 

01/16 Mon A NOR 1&1 

01/18 Wed A ATL 1&1 

01/20 Fri A TOR 1&1 

01/21 Sat A DET 0&0 4in5 

01/23 Mon H SAC 1&1 3rdA 

01/24 Tue H MEM 0&0 B2B 4in5 

01/25 Wed A GSW 0&1 

01/27 Fri H PHO 1&2 

01/30 Mon A UTH 2&1 

02/01 Wed H CBC 1&0 B2B 

02/02 Thu A SAC 0&1 

02/04 Sat H DEN 1&0 4in5 

02/06 Mon H OKC 1&1 

02/08 Wed H HOU 1&1 3rdA 

02/10 Fri A NOR 1&1 

02/11 Sat A DAL 0&0 

02/14 Tue H WAS 2&1 

02/15 Wed A GSW 0&1 

02/16 Thu H LAC 0&0 

02/18 Sat H ATL 1&2 3rdA 

02/20 Mon A LAL 1&0 





02/21 Tue H SAS 0&0 B2B 8thA 

02/29 Wed A DEN 7&5 

03/01 Thu H MIA 0&6 

03/03 Sat H MIN 1&1 4in5 4thA 

03/05 Mon H NOR 1&1 

03/07 Wed A MIN 1&1 

03/09 Fri A BOS 1&1 

03/10 Sat A WAS 0&2 

03/13 Tue A IND 2&1 

03/14 Wed A NYK 0&1 

03/16 Fri A CHI 1&1 

03/18 Sun A OKC 1&1 

03/20 Tue H MIL 1&3 

03/22 Thu H MEM 1&1 

03/23 Fri A LAL 0&1 

03/25 Sun H GSW 1&0 4in5 

03/27 Tue H OKC 1&1 

03/29 Thu H NOR 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/30 Fri A LAC 0&1 

04/01 Sun H MIN 1&1 

04/02 Mon H UTH 0&1 

04/04 Wed H NJN 1&0 B2B 4thA 

04/06 Fri A DAL 1&1 

04/07 Sat A MIL 0&0 

04/09 Mon H HOU 1&0 B2B 4thA 

04/11 Wed H GSW 1&1 

04/13 Fri H DAL 1&0 B2B 

04/15 Sun A SAC 1&1 

04/16 Mon A PHO 0&1 

04/18 Wed H UTH 1&1 

04/21 Sat A MEM 2&0 4in5 

04/23 Mon A SAS 1&0 

04/26 Thu A UTH 2&1 


PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS

SACRAmENTO KINGS 



12/26 Mon H LAL -&0 

12/27 Tue A POR 0&0 

12/29 Thu H CHI 1&2 3rdA 

12/31 Sat H NYK 1&1 3rdA 

01/01 Sun H NOR 0&1 

01/03 Tue A MEM 1&1 

01/04 Wed A DEN 0&1 4in5 

01/05 Thu H MIL 0&1 3rdA 

01/08 Sun H ORL 2&1 

01/10 Tue A PHI 1&0 4in5 

01/11 Wed A TOR 0&0 4in5 

01/13 Fri A HOU 1&1 

01/14 Sat A DAL 0&0 4in5 

01/16 Mon A MIN 1&1 

01/18 Wed H IND 1&3 

01/20 Fri A SAS 1&1 

01/21 Sat A MEM 0&0 

01/23 Mon A POR 1&1 


01/28 Sat A UTH 2&0 

01/31 Tue A GSW 2&3 

02/02 Thu H POR 1&0 

02/04 Sat H GSW 1&1 

02/06 Mon A NOR 1&1 

02/07 Tue A MIN 0&2 

02/09 Thu H OKC 1&1 4thA 

02/11 Sat H PHO 1&1 

02/14 Tue A CHI 2&1 

02/15 Wed A NYK 0&0 

02/17 Fri A DET 1&1 

02/19 Sun A CLE 1&1 

02/21 Tue A MIA 1&1 

02/22 Wed A WAS 0&1 





02/28 Tue H UTH 5&5 

03/01 Thu H LAC 1&1 

03/02 Fri A LAL 0&1 

03/04 Sun A PHO 1&1 

03/05 Mon A DEN 0&0 

03/07 Wed H NOR 1&1 

03/09 Fri H DAL 1&0 B2B 4in5 

03/11 Sun H ATL 1&1 4thA 

03/13 Tue H GSW 1&1 

03/14 Wed H DET 0&1 

03/16 Fri H BOS 1&1 4thA 

03/18 Sun H MIN 1&1 4thA 

03/20 Tue H MEM 1&1 

03/22 Thu H UTH 1&1 

03/24 Sat A GSW 1&1 

03/26 Mon A HOU 1&1 

03/28 Wed H SAS 1&0 B2B 4in5 

03/30 Fri A UTH 1&1 

03/31 Sat H NJN 0&0 B2B 

04/02 Mon H MIN 1&0 B2B 

04/03 Tue H PHO 0&1 

04/05 Thu H LAC 1&0 

04/07 Sat A LAC 1&1 

04/08 Sun H HOU 0&1 3rdA 

04/10 Tue A DAL 1&2 

04/11 Wed A NOR 0&1 

04/13 Fri A OKC 1&1 

04/15 Sun H POR 1&1 

04/18 Wed H SAS 2&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

04/20 Fri H OKC 1&1 4thA 

04/22 Sun A CBC 1&1 

04/24 Tue A OKC 1&1 

04/26 Thu H LAL 1&3 


SACRAmENTO KINGS

SAN ANTONIO SPURS 



12/26 Mon H MEM -&- 

12/28 Wed H LAC 1&2 

12/29 Thu A HOU 0&2 

12/31 Sat H UTH 1&0 4in5 

01/02 Mon A MIN 1&0 

01/04 Wed H GSW 1&1 

01/05 Thu H DAL 0&0 4in5 

01/07 Sat H DEN 1&0 B2B 

01/08 Sun A OKC 0&0 

01/10 Tue A MIL 1&1 

01/11 Wed H HOU 0&0 B2B 

01/13 Fri H POR 1&1 

01/15 Sun H PHO 1&1 

01/17 Tue A MIA 1&3 

01/18 Wed A ORL 0&0 

01/20 Fri H SAC 1&1 

01/21 Sat A HOU 0&1 

01/23 Mon A NOR 1&1 

01/25 Wed H ATL 1&1 

01/27 Fri A MIN 1&1 

01/29 Sun A DAL 1&1 

01/30 Mon A MEM 0&1 

02/01 Wed H HOU 1&1 

02/02 Thu H NOR 0&0 4in5 

02/04 Sat H OKC 1&0 

02/06 Mon A MEM 1&0 4in5 

02/08 Wed A PHI 1&1 

02/11 Sat A NJN 2&0 

02/14 Tue A DET 2&1 

02/15 Wed A TOR 0&0 

02/18 Sat A LAC 2&1 

02/20 Mon A UTH 1&0 

02/21 Tue A POR 0&0 





02/23 Thu A DEN 1&0 4in5 

02/29 Wed H CHI 5&0 

03/02 Fri H CBC 1&1 

03/04 Sun H DEN 1&1 

03/07 Wed H NYK 2&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/09 Fri H LAC 1&1 6thA 

03/12 Mon H WAS 2&1 

03/14 Wed H ORL 1&0 

03/16 Fri A OKC 1&0 

03/17 Sat A DAL 0&1 

03/21 Wed H MIN 3&1 6thA 

03/23 Fri H DAL 1&1 

03/24 Sat A NOR 0&1 

03/25 Sun H PHI 0&1 

03/27 Tue A PHO 1&1 

03/28 Wed A SAC 0&1 

03/31 Sat H IND 2&1 

04/03 Tue A CLE 2&2 

04/04 Wed A BOS 0&2 

04/06 Fri H NOR 1&1 

04/08 Sun H UTH 1&1 

04/09 Mon A UTH 0&0 

04/11 Wed H LAL 1&1 3rdA 

04/12 Thu H MEM 0&0 

04/14 Sat H PHO 1&0 B2B 4thA 

04/16 Mon A GSW 1&1 

04/17 Tue A LAL 0&1 

04/18 Wed A SAC 0&2 

04/20 Fri H LAL 1&1 

04/22 Sun H CLE 1&1 

04/23 Mon H POR 0&1 

04/25 Wed A PHO 1&0 

04/26 Thu A GSW 0&1 


SAN ANTONIO SPURS

TORONTO RAPTORS 



12/26 Mon A CLE -&- 

12/28 Wed H IND 1&1 

12/30 Fri A DAL 1&0 

01/01 Sun A ORL 1&1 

01/02 Mon A NYK 0&1 

01/04 Wed H CLE 1&0 

01/06 Fri H NJN 1&1 

01/07 Sat A PHI 0&0 

01/09 Mon H MIN 1&0 B2B 

01/10 Tue A WAS 0&1 

01/11 Wed H SAC 0&0 B2B 

01/13 Fri H IND 1&1 

01/14 Sat A CHI 0&0 4in5 

01/16 Mon A ATL 1&1 

01/18 Wed A BOS 1&1 

01/20 Fri H POR 1&1 5thA 

01/22 Sun A LAC 1&1 

01/24 Tue A PHO 1&0 

01/25 Wed A UTH 0&3 

01/27 Fri A DEN 1&1 

01/29 Sun A NJN 1&1 

01/31 Tue H ATL 1&1 5thA 

02/01 Wed A BOS 0&0 

02/03 Fri H WAS 1&1 

02/05 Sun A MIA 1&1 

02/06 Mon A WAS 0&1 

02/08 Wed H MIL 1&0 

02/10 Fri H BOS 1&0 

02/12 Sun H LAL 1&1 6thA 

02/14 Tue H NYK 1&2 

02/15 Wed H SAS 0&0 B2B 5thA 

02/17 Fri H CBC 1&1 

02/22 Wed H DET 4&0 B2B 





02/28 Tue A HOU 5&5 

02/29 Wed A NOR 0&0 

03/02 Fri H MEM 1&1 

03/04 Sun H GSW 1&1 5thA 

03/05 Mon H ORL 0&1 

03/07 Wed H HOU 1&0 B2B 

03/10 Sat A DET 2&0 

03/11 Sun H MIL 0&1 

03/13 Tue A CLE 1&1 

03/14 Wed A NJN 0&1 

03/16 Fri A MEM 1&2 

03/17 Sat A CBC 0&1 

03/20 Tue A NYK 2&2 

03/21 Wed H CHI 0&1 

03/23 Fri H NYK 1&1 

03/24 Sat A CHI 0&2 

03/26 Mon H ORL 1&2 


03/30 Fri H MIA 1&0 

04/01 Sun H WAS 1&1 

04/03 Tue H CBC 1&2 

04/04 Wed A PHI 0&0 

04/06 Fri H CLE 1&1 

04/08 Sun A OKC 1&1 

04/09 Mon A IND 0&1 

04/11 Wed H PHI 1&0 B2B 4in5 3rdA 

04/13 Fri H BOS 1&1 

04/15 Sun A ATL 1&1 

04/16 Mon H ATL 0&0 

04/18 Wed A MIA 1&1 

04/22 Sun A DET 3&2 

04/23 Mon A MIL 0&1 

04/26 Thu H NJN 2&2 


TORONTO RAPTORS

UTAH JAZZ 



12/27 Tue A LAL -&0 

12/28 Wed A DEN 0&1 

12/30 Fri H PHI 1&1 3rdA 

12/31 Sat A SAS 0&1 

01/02 Mon H NOR 1&0 B2B 

01/03 Tue H MIL 0&0 B2B 

01/06 Fri H MEM 2&1 

01/07 Sat A GSW 0&0 

01/10 Tue H CLE 2&1 4thA 

01/11 Wed H LAL 0&0 

01/14 Sat H NJN 2&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/15 Sun A DEN 0&1 

01/17 Tue H LAC 1&0 

01/19 Thu H DAL 1&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/21 Sat H MIN 1&0 B2B 

01/25 Wed H TOR 3&0 B2B 3rdA 

01/27 Fri A DAL 1&1 

01/28 Sat H SAC 0&2 

01/30 Mon H POR 1&2 

02/01 Wed H LAC 1&1 

02/02 Thu A GSW 0&1 

02/04 Sat H LAL 1&0 B2B 

02/06 Mon A NYK 1&1 4in5 

02/07 Tue A IND 0&2 

02/10 Fri H OKC 2&0 B2B 4in5 5thA 

02/12 Sun A MEM 1&1 

02/13 Mon A NOR 0&2 

02/14 Tue A OKC 0&3 

02/17 Fri H WAS 2&1 4thA 

02/19 Sun A HOU 1&1 

02/20 Mon H SAS 0&1 7thA 

02/22 Wed A MIN 1&1 

02/28 Tue A SAC 5&5 


UTAH JAZZ 



02/29 Wed H HOU 0&0 

03/02 Fri H MIA 1&0 B2B 

03/03 Sat A DAL 0&0 4in5 

03/05 Mon A CLE 1&1 

03/07 Wed A CBC 1&0 

03/09 Fri A PHI 1&1 

03/10 Sat A CHI 0&1 

03/12 Mon H DET 1&1 

03/14 Wed A PHO 1&1 

03/15 Thu H MIN 0&2 

03/17 Sat H GSW 1&0 4in5 

03/18 Sun A LAL 0&1 

03/20 Tue H OKC 1&1 

03/22 Thu A SAC 1&1 

03/23 Fri H DEN 0&1 

03/25 Sun A ATL 1&0 4in5 

03/26 Mon A NJN 0&1 

03/28 Wed A BOS 1&1 

03/30 Fri H SAC 1&1 

03/31 Sat A LAC 0&0 

04/02 Mon A POR 1&0 4in5 

04/04 Wed H PHO 1&0 B2B 

04/06 Fri H GSW 1&1 4thA 

04/08 Sun A SAS 1&1 

04/09 Mon H SAS 0&0 

04/11 Wed A HOU 1&1 

04/13 Fri A NOR 1&1 

04/14 Sat A MEM 0&1 

04/16 Mon H DAL 1&0 B2B 4in5 4thA 

04/18 Wed A POR 1&1 

04/21 Sat H ORL 2&2 

04/24 Tue H PHO 2&2 

04/26 Thu H POR 1&2 


UTAH JAZZ

WASHINGTON WIZARDS 



12/26 Mon H NJN -&- 

12/28 Wed A ATL 1&0 

12/30 Fri A MIL 1&2 

01/01 Sun H BOS 1&1 

01/02 Mon A BOS 0&0 

01/04 Wed A ORL 1&1 

01/06 Fri H NYK 1&1 

01/08 Sun H MIN 1&1 

01/10 Tue H TOR 1&0 4in5 

01/11 Wed A CHI 0&0 4in5 

01/13 Fri A PHI 1&1 4in5 

01/14 Sat H PHI 0&0 4in5 

01/16 Mon H HOU 1&1 

01/18 Wed H OKC 1&1 

01/20 Fri H DEN 1&1 3rdA 

01/22 Sun H BOS 1&1 

01/23 Mon A PHI 0&1 

01/25 Wed H CBC 1&0 4in5 

01/27 Fri A HOU 1&1 

01/28 Sat A CBC 0&0 4in5 

01/30 Mon H CHI 1&0 B2B 

02/01 Wed A ORL 1&1 

02/03 Fri A TOR 1&1 

02/04 Sat H LAC 0&1 

02/06 Mon H TOR 1&0 B2B 

02/08 Wed H NYK 1&1 

02/10 Fri H MIA 1&1 

02/12 Sun A DET 1&1 

02/14 Tue A POR 1&2 

02/15 Wed A LAC 0&1 

02/17 Fri A UTH 1&2 

02/20 Mon A PHO 2&0 

02/22 Wed H SAC 1&0 B2B 6thA 





02/28 Tue A MIL 5&5 

02/29 Wed H ORL 0&5 5thA 

03/03 Sat H CLE 2&0 4in5 

03/05 Mon H GSW 1&0 B2B 6thA 

03/07 Wed H LAL 1&0 B2B 

03/10 Sat H POR 2&0 B2B 3rdA 

03/12 Mon A SAS 1&2 

03/13 Tue A DAL 0&2 

03/15 Thu A NOR 1&0 

03/16 Fri A ATL 0&1 

03/18 Sun A MEM 1&1 

03/21 Wed A NJN 2&1 

03/22 Thu H IND 0&1 

03/24 Sat H ATL 1&0 

03/25 Sun A BOS 0&1 

03/26 Mon H DET 0&1 

03/29 Thu A IND 2&0 

03/30 Fri H PHI 0&2 

04/01 Sun A TOR 1&1 

04/02 Mon H MIL 0&1 

04/04 Wed H IND 1&0 4in5 

04/05 Thu A DET 0&1 

04/06 Fri A NJN 0&1 

04/09 Mon A CBC 2&1 

04/10 Tue H ORL 0&0 

04/13 Fri A NYK 2&1 

04/14 Sat H CLE 0&0 B2B 4in5 

04/16 Mon A CHI 1&0 

04/18 Wed H MIL 1&3 

04/21 Sat A MIA 2&1 

04/23 Mon H CBC 1&0 

04/25 Wed A CLE 1&1 

04/26 Thu H MIA 0&1 


WASHINGTON WIZARDS

BULLET POINTS FOR THE 2011–2012 NBA SCHEDULE 

For the first team in over ten years, a team will face six straight 

unrested opponents. From 3/17/2012 through 3/28/2012, 

the Chicago Bulls face six straight unrested opponents. In 

the last five, they are rested. In fact, looking from 3/10 to 3/28, the 

Bulls play ten games. In nine of the ten, they are facing an unrested 

opponent. Check it out by flipping back to their schedule. 

Over the past ten NBA seasons, there has been a total of one 

occurrence of a team playing five games in six days. This season, 

there are 29 such games. 

• The Cleveland Cavs have only THREE games the entire season 

in which they are rested and their opponent is not. 

• The Miami Heat only host two opponents all season who are 

playing the second of back-to-back road games – and in both, 

they are unrested as well. 

• This season has the three longest homestands in the past ten 

NBA seasons. The Cleveland Cavaliers are at home from February 

8th through February 28th, playing nine home games over 

these 21 days. The Denver Nuggets are at home from Monday 

March 5th through Wednesday March 21st, playing nine home 

games on every odd day in the span. The Sacramento Kings have 

a nine-game home stand from Wednesday March 7th through 

Thursday March 22nd, playing nine games in 14 days. This is a 

significant departure from the last strike season in 1998-99. In 

that season there were no homestands of seven games or longer. 

• From 3/17 to 3/28 the Chicago Bulls face six straight unrested 

opponents. This is the longest unrested opponent streak this 

season. The last time a team faced six straight unrested opponents 

was during the 2001-02 season. 

• From 3/13 to 3/17 the Dallas Mavericks have a three-game 

homestand in which they are rested and each one of their op- 


ponents in playing the second of back-to-back road games. 

• The Cleveland Cavaliers start the season with fourteen straight 

rested opponents. This is the longest string of unrested opponents 

this season. Cleveland first unrested opponent this season, comes 

on January 21st. 

• From 1/2 through 1/5, the Buck have a string of three straight 

games in which their opponent is unrested and playing their 

fourth game in five days. 

• On 4/14 and 4/16 the Nets play the Celtics and Heat and in 

both cases their opponent is playing the second of back-to-back 

road games and their fourth game in five days. 

• From 4/15 through 4/19, the Hornets have four straight opponents 

that are playing their fourth game in five days. 

• From 1/17 through 1/25, the Utah Jazz play four straight home 

games in which they are rested vs an unrested opponent. In the 

last three, their opponent is playing the second of back-to-back 

road games. 

• From 1/10 through 1/14, the Washington Wizards have four 

straight opponents who are playing their fourth game in five 

days. 

• From 3/5 through 3/10, the Wizards have three straight home 

games vs Western Conference teams who are playing the second 

of back-to-back road games. 

• The Orlando Magic host six opponents this season who played 

in Miami the day before. The Heat host NO opponents who 

played in Orlando the day before. In 2010-11, the Miami Heat 

enjoyed eight opponents who played in Orlando the previous 

day.


NBA Schedule/Log 

There are 300 team trends in the next section – ten for each 

of the thirty NBA teams. Each trend is perfect and each is 

of the ATS variety. The first five trends for each team are 

Play-ON trends and the second grouping of five trends are Play- 

AGAINST trends. 

The trends are presented in three columns. The first is the trend 

ID. This allows the trend to be referenced. For example, ATL005 

in Atlanta’s trend number five. 

The second column gives the English text of the trend. For example, 

“The Hawks are 9-0 ATS (+8.7 ppg) since March 01, 2009 

off a win that broke at least a three-game losing streak.” Note that 

the number in parentheses immediately following the record is the 

average margin by which a team has covered or failed to cover the 

spread. Here, the Hawks are 9-0 ATS, covering by an average of 

8.7 points per game. 

The last column contains the Sports Data Query Language 

(SDQL) text that can be used to see the updated results for the 

trend anytime, Simply enter the SDQL text into the query box 

THE TEAm TRENDS 

on-line and click the query button run the query. 

SDQL text boxes are available and SportsDataBase.com, Killer- 

Sports.com and as well as others sports information websites. No 

membership or registration is needed and there is no charge to run 

a query. It’s similar to Google. If you can Google, you can SDQL. 

A complete list of which of the 300 trends are active on a particular 

day will be available on-line. That’s right, very early each 

morning, after the results from the previous day are entered into 

the database, the 300 trends will be automatically run and a list of 

which ones apply to the games that day will be available. You will 

be able to “click” through to the complete game listing for the trend 

to see if it has had any active dates already in the current season. 

Sometimes a 10-0 ATS trend “goes bad” because of a change in team 

philosophy or player personal or simply because it wasn’t a good 

trend to begin with. Other times the trend can reel off 5, 6 or 7 

straight winners. These of course, are the trends you want to follow. 

With a cursory knowledge of the Sports Data Query Language, you 

will soon be researching situations of your own choosing. 


ATLANTA HAWKS 

PLAY ON 

TREND ID DESCRIPTION SDQL TEXT 

ATL001 The Hawks are 15-0 ATS (+7.5 ppg) in the history of the 

database as a favorite with at least one day of rest after a 

double-digit road loss in which their DPS was minus 15 

points or less. 

ATL002 The Hawks are 9-0 ATS (+12.3 ppg) since January 01, 

2007 as a home dog when their opponent has averaged 

at least eight steals per game on the road season-to-date. 

ATL003 The Hawks are 13-0 ATS (+5.2 ppg) since January 31, 

2001 as a favorite with at least one day of rest after a game 

in which they had at least five more turnovers than their 

season-to-date average. 

ATL004 The Hawks are 13-0 ATS (+9.9 ppg) since November 14, 

2000 at home after a loss in which they had six or fewer 

offensive rebounds. 

ATL005 The Hawks are 9-0 ATS (+8.7 ppg) since March 01, 2009 

off a win that broke at least a three-game losing streak. 

PLAY AGAINST 


ATL006 The Hawks are 0-18 ATS (-6.9 ppg) in database history 

as a road dog after a home win by more than ten points in 

which they outshot their opponent by at least 10 percent. 

ATL007 The Hawks are 0-12 ATS (-12.0 ppg) since February 02, 

1996 as a dog after a double-digit home loss in which they 

allowed at least 55% from the field. 

ATL008 The Hawks are 0-10 ATS (-9.4 ppg) since November 26, 

2003 with at most one day of rest after a home loss in 

which their opponent stole the ball at least twelve times. 

ATL009 The Hawks are 0-10 ATS (-11.2 ppg) since January 11, 

2008 as a home favorite after a win in which they scored 

at least 25% of their points from the free throw line. 

ATL010 The Hawks are 0-10 ATS (-5.5 ppg) since December 15, 

2004 on the road after a loss in which they were whistled 

for at least 30 personal fouls. 


team=Hawks and F and 0


PLAY ON 


BOS001 The Celtics are 12-0 ATS (10.7 ppg) since February 15, 

2000 on the road with two or more days of rest after a 

game at home in which they scored less than 15% of their 

points from the free throw line. 

BOS002 The Celtics are 12-0 ATS (8.9 ppg) since January 29, 

2005 as a dog after a game at home in which their opponent 

shot at least ten three-pointers and made at least 

half of them. 

BOS003 The Celtics are 11-0 ATS (14.1 ppg) since December 

08, 2003 when playing the second of back-to-back road 

games after winning the first as a dog. 

BOS004 The Celtics are 10-0 ATS (8.1 ppg) since April 03, 2001 

as a road dog with at least one day of rest after a loss in 

which they allowed less than 40% from the field. 

BOS005 The Celtics are 9-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since April 16, 2006 

after a loss at home in which Paul Pierce shot worse than 

33% from the field. 

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BOS006 The Celtics are 0-23 ATS (-10.7 ppg) since December 

30, 2008 as a favorite with at most one day of rest after a 

win in which they allowed less than 40% from the field, 

as long as their opponent made at least one three-pointer. 

BOS007 The Celtics are 0-14 ATS (-9.2 ppg) since February 02, 

1997 at home versus the Grizzlies. 

BOS008 The Celtics are 0-12 ATS (-12.1 ppg) since March 10, 

2010 when facing a Western Conference team they beat 

on the road in their first match-up of the season. 

BOS009 The Celtics are 0-11 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since November 01, 

2009 with at most one day of rest after a game in which 

more than 75% of their baskets were assisted. 

BOS010 The Celtics are 0-10 ATS (-8.7 ppg) since November 04, 

2009 with no rest after a double-digit win in which they 

shot at least 50% from the field. 

team=Celtics and A and 1


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CHA001 The Bobcats are 12-0 ATS (+8.6 ppg) since February 20, 

2007 at home after a double-digit home win in which 

they allowed less than 40% from the field. 

CHA002 The Bobcats are 11-0 ATS (+9.8 ppg) since January 28, 

2005 at home with at most one day of rest after a game 

on the road in which they had five or fewer offensive 

rebounds. 

CHA003 The Bobcats are 11-0 ATS (+8.7 ppg) since December 10, 

2004 on the road after a double-digit loss in which their 

field goal attempt per turnover ratio was higher than eight. 

CHA004 The Bobcats are 11-0 ATS (+12.5 ppg) since March 07, 

2008 at home off a win in which they trailed by 10+ 

points. 

CHA005 The Bobcats are 10-0 ATS (+6.8 ppg) since November 

05, 2008 as a dog after a game in which they had at least 

15 fewer shot attempts than their opponent. 

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CHA006 The Bobcats are 0-11 ATS (-8.0 ppg) since January 05, 

2010 at home when seeking same-season revenge for a 

loss in which DJ Augustin attempted more than two shots 

and shot worse than 35% from the field. 

CHA007 The Bobcats are 0-8 ATS (-7.7 ppg) since December 26, 

2004 as a dog with at least one day of rest after a game 

on the road in which they allowed less than 40% from 

the field. 

CHA008 The Bobcats are 0-10 ATS (-7.3 ppg) since February 06, 

2009 at home when seeking same-season revenge for a loss 

in which they shot less than 41% from the field. 

CHA009 The Bobcats are 0-7 ATS (-7.8 ppg) since December 

14, 2004 as a favorite with at least one day of rest after a 

double-digit loss in which they scored less than 15% of 

their points from the free throw line. 

CHA010 The Bobcats are 0-7 ATS (-13.0 ppg) since December 15, 

2007 after a double-digit loss against the Magic. 


team=Bobcats and H and 10

CHICAGO BULLS 

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CHI001 The Bulls are 16-0 ATS (+7.8 ppg) since November 30, 

2009 as a dog when they are playing in at least their third 

straight road game. 

CHI002 The Bulls are 12-0 ATS (+8.8 ppg) since December 18, 

2002 as a favorite with at most one day of rest after a game 

at home in which their DPA was minus 15 points or less. 

CHI003 The Bulls are 11-0 ATS (+12.1 ppg) since November 09, 

2000 at home after a home loss in which they had at least 

10 shots blocked. 

CHI004 The Bulls are 11-0 ATS (+9.3 ppg) since March 19, 2005 

as a road dog after a game in which they scored more than 

30% of their points from the three-point line. 

CHI005 The Bulls are 12-0 ATS (+9.9 ppg) since April 19, 2010 

after a loss in which Derrick Rose scored more than 25 

points. 

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CHI006 The Bulls are 0-11 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since November 06, 

1999 as a dog with no rest after a game at home in which 

their opponent stole the ball at least twelve times. 

CHI007 The Bulls are 0-11 ATS (-4.5 ppg) since March 07, 1997 

as a favorite with at least one day of rest after a double-digit 

home win in which they had at least 12 steals. 

CHI008 The Bulls are 0-10 ATS (-12.2 ppg) since December 20, 

2003 with at least one day of rest off a loss of four points or 

fewer on the road in which they trailed by double-digits. 

CHI009 The Bulls are 0-11 ATS (-11.5 ppg) in franchise history 

on the road after two wins in which Luol Deng played 

more than 40 minutes in each. 

CHI010 The Bulls are 0-10 ATS (-6.2 ppg) since March 06, 2004 

on the road when seeking same-season revenge for a road 

loss in which they shot less than 42% from the field. 

team=Bulls and D and A and p:A and pp:A and 

20091130


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CLE001 The Cavaliers are 11-0 ATS (11.9 ppg) since November 

11, 2005 as a favorite after a win in which they had more 

turnovers than assists. 

CLE002 The Cavaliers are 11-0 ATS (8.9 ppg) since March 10, 

2008 after a game at home in which they had at least ten 

more assists than in the game before. 


2007 as a road dog after a win in which they scored less 

than 15% of their points from the free throw line. 

CLE004 The Cavaliers are 10-0 ATS (7.8 ppg) since November 

25, 2006 as a home favorite off a loss as a dog in which 

they led by 10+ points. 


2004 at home after a win in which they shot at least 50% 

from the field and at least 85% from the free-throw line. 

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CLE006 The Cavaliers are 0-11 ATS (-11.6 ppg) since March 03, 

2002 at home with at most one day of rest after a road 

loss in which their DPS was minus 15 points or less. 

CLE007 The Cavaliers are 0-11 ATS (-10.5 ppg) since December 

23, 2000 as a dog with no rest after a game on the road 

in which they had more than 10 refereed turnovers. 

CLE008 The Cavaliers are 0-9 ATS (-9.4 ppg) since February 07, 

2008 with at least one day of rest after a game in which 

they allowed at least 55% from the field. 

CLE009 The Cavaliers are 0-9 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since December 

17, 2007 off a loss as a home favorite in which they led 

by 10+ points. 

CLE010 The Cavaliers are 0-8 ATS (-5.1 ppg) since March 17, 

2010 when their assist-to-turnover ratio was at least two 

in each of their last two games. 


team=Cavaliers and F and p:W and p:assists


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DAL001 The Mavericks are 17-0 ATS (9.4 ppg) since February 

26, 2010 on the road after a win in which Dirk Nowitzki 

scored at least 30 points. 

DAL002 The Mavericks are 14-0 ATS (8.2 ppg) since March 04, 

2003 at home after a double-digit home win in which 

they had at least thirty assists. 

DAL003 The Mavericks are 11-0 ATS (9.5 ppg) since December 

16, 2009 on the road when they won their last two games 

and both were at home. 

DAL004 The Mavericks are 10-0 ATS (8.7 ppg) since April 05, 


loss as a road favorite in which they were out-rebounded 

by double-digits. 

DAL005 The Mavericks are 9-0 ATS (13.4 ppg) since November 

11, 2004 as a dog after a double-digit loss in which their 

DPS was minus 15 points or less. 

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DAL006 The Mavericks are 0-15 ATS (-9.6 ppg) since March 14, 

1998 as a rested after a game in which their opponent 

shot less than 60% from the free-throw line. 

DAL007 The Mavericks are 0-9 ATS (-8.4 ppg) since April 08, 

2008 at home off a regulation road win in which they 

trailed by 10+ points. 

DAL008 The Mavericks are 0-9 ATS (-6.7 ppg) since November 

30, 2009 at home with rest after a loss in which their 

opponent shot at least 45% from the arc. 

DAL009 The Mavericks are 0-8 ATS (-7.6 ppg) since January 27, 

2007 as a home favorite with at most one day of rest off 

a loss that broke at least a four-game winning streak. 

DAL010 The Mavericks are 0-8 ATS (-12.1 ppg) since November 

21, 2000 as a dog with no rest when they have won and 

covered their last three games. 

team=Mavericks and A and p:W and 26


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DEN001 The Nuggets are 14-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since January 31, 

2000 after a double-digit loss against the Mavericks. 

DEN002 The Nuggets are 13-0 ATS (6.8 ppg) since November 19, 

2001 at home after a game in which they attmpted at least 

10 more three pointers than their season-to-date average. 

DEN003 The Nuggets are 12-0 ATS (13.9 ppg) since November 

26, 1999 as a home dog after a double-digit win in which 

they had an assist to turnover ratio of at least two. 

DEN004 The Nuggets are 11-0 ATS (10.0 ppg) since February 

22, 2011 after a win in which Kenyon Martin took fewer 

than 10 shots. 

DEN005 The Nuggets are 10-0 ATS (12.4 ppg) since January 15, 

2011 as a favorite when they have a revenge game next. 

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DEN006 The Nuggets are 0-15 ATS (-14.8 ppg) since March 19, 

2003 with no rest after a loss in which they has more than 

10 refereed turnovers. 

DEN007 The Nuggets are 0-12 ATS (-12.6 ppg) since December 

03, 2005 with no rest off a loss in which they led at the 

end of the third quarter. 


03, 2005 with no rest after a loss in which less than 45% 

of their baskets were assisted. 

DEN009 he Nuggets are 0-11 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since December 18, 

2001 with two or more days of rest off a home win in 

which they trailed at the end of the third quarter. 


28, 2009 with no rest off a loss in which they led by 10+ 

points. 


t e a m = Nu g g e t s a n d p : m a r g i n < = - 1 0 a n d 

po:team=Mavericks and 20000131


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DET001 The Pistons are 13-0 ATS (13.0 ppg) since February 14, 

1996 as a road favorite after a home win in which their 

opponent shot less than 60% from the free-throw line. 

DET002 The Pistons are 11-0 ATS (13.6 ppg) since November 

08, 2005 on the road with at least one day of rest after a 

home win in which their DPS was at least plus 15 points. 

DET003 The Pistons are 10-0 ATS (7.2 ppg) since December 08, 

2006 as a dog after a road win in which they scored 15% 

or less of their points from the free throw line. 

DET004 The Pistons are 9-0 ATS (7.2 ppg) since March 22, 2006 

when seeking same-season revenge for a loss in which they 

led by double-digits at the half. 

DET005 The Pistons are 9-0 ATS (8.4 ppg) since February 10, 

2008 with at least a day of rest after a win at home in 

which Tayshaun Prince scored fewer than 10 points. 

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DET006 The Pistons are 0-14 ATS (-11.4 ppg) since January 22, 

1997 as a road favorite with at least one day of rest after 

a game on the road in which they scored less than 15% 

of their points from the free throw line. 

DET007 The Pistons are 0-11 ATS (-9.5 ppg) since January 14, 

2009 as a road dog with at most one day of rest off a loss 

in which they led at the end of the third quarter. 

DET008 The Pistons are 0-11 ATS (-9.2 ppg) since March 23, 

2005 after a double-digit loss against the Cavaliers. 

DET009 The Pistons are 0-10 ATS (-8.0 ppg) since March 07, 

2008 on the road after a loss on the road in which Tayshaun 

Prince scored fewer than 10 points. 

DET010 The Pistons are 0-9 ATS (-10.3 ppg) since November 24, 

2010 on the road after a loss on the road in which Ben 

Gordon was not the Pistons' high scorer. 

team=Pistons and AF and p:HW and po:FTP


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GST001 The Warriors are 23-0 ATS (9.1 ppg) since March 11, 

2003 when the total is at least twenty points higher than 

it was last game and they were not a seven-plus point 

favorite in their last game. 

GST002 The Warriors are 13-0 ATS (13.0 ppg) since December 

10, 2002 at home with at least one day of rest off a loss 

as a home dog in which they led at the end of the third 

quarter. 

GST003 The Warriors are 12-0 ATS (9.1 ppg) since February 20, 

2008 as a home dog when facing a non-conference team 

they lost to as a road dog in their first match-up of the 

season. 

GST004 The Warriors are 11-0 ATS (7.1 ppg) since February 26, 

2003 with at least one day of rest off a win as a favorite 

in which their leading scrorer for that game had fewer 

than 20 points. 

GST005 The Warriors are 11-0 ATS (9.9 ppg) since March 24, 

2009 as a road dog when they scored at least 25 fewer 

points in their previous game than in the game before. 

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GST006 The Warriors are 0-11 ATS (-15.2 ppg) since December 

18, 2005 after a road win in which they shot at least 50% 

from three-point range. 


27, 2002 at home after a road loss in which they had at 

least 10 shots blocked. 

GST008 The Warriors are 0-10 ATS (-11.6 ppg) since March 12, 

2004 as a road dog with at least one day of rest after a 

game in which they had at least five more turnovers than 

their season-to-date average. 

GST009 The Warriors are 0-9 ATS (-13.4 ppg) since November 

10, 2004 on the road with at least one day of rest after a 

game on the road in which they allowed less than 40% 

from the field. 


09, 2007 on the road after a win in which Andris Biedrins 

had a double double. 


team=Warriors and total-p:total>=20 and p:line>-7 

and 20030311


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HOU001 The Rockets are 15-0 ATS (11.3 ppg) since March 29, 

2006 off an overtime loss. 

HOU002 The Rockets are 13-0 ATS (10.4 ppg) since December 

12, 2007 after a game in which they has more than 10 

refereed turnovers. 

HOU003 The Rockets are 11-0 ATS (9.8 ppg) since November 16, 

1995 as a favorite with no rest after a game in which they 

committed at least twenty turnovers. 


2000 as a road dog with no rest after a game on the road 

in which they scored more than 25% of their points from 

the free throw line. 


2003 off a win as a dog in which they trailed at the end 

of each of the first three quarters. 

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HOU006 The Rockets are 0-11 ATS (-7.3 ppg) since December 

23, 2007 off a win that broke at least a three-game losing 

streak. 

HOU007 The Rockets are 0-9 ATS (-11.2 ppg) since January 11, 

1997 as a dog with no rest after a double-digit road win 

in which they scored less than 15% of their points from 


HOU008 The Rockets are 0-9 ATS (-8.2 ppg) since January 30, 

2001 at home with two or more days of rest after a win 

in which their DPS was at least plus 15 points. 

HOU009 The Rockets are 0-9 ATS (-10.2 ppg) since March 24, 

2009 when seeking same-season revenge for a loss as a 

road dog in which fewer than 50% of their baskets were 

assisted. 

HOU010 The Rockets are 0-9 ATS (-9.6 ppg) since April 08, 2003 

at home after a game at home in which they had at least 

ten more assists than in the game before. 

team=Rockets and 0


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IND001 The Pacers are 14-0 ATS (11.4 ppg) since April 07, 1999 

as a favorite after a road win in which they committed 

fewer than ten turnovers. 

IND002 The Pacers are 11-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since November 21, 

2007 after a double-digit loss in which their DPA was at 

least plus 15 points. 

IND003 The Pacers are 10-0 ATS (10.3 ppg) since December 03, 

1999 as a dog with at most one day of rest after a road win 

in which they had an assist to turnover ratio of at least two. 

IND004 The Pacers are 10-0 ATS (8.7 ppg) since January 02, 

2010 at home when they have a revenge game tomorrow. 

IND005 The Pacers are 10-0 ATS (6.3 ppg) since January 25, 2000 

as a favorite with at most one day of rest after a game on 

the road in which they shot at least twenty three-pointers 

and made less than a 25% of them. 

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IND006 The Pacers are 0-12 ATS (-6.9 ppg) since March 17, 

1999 after a home loss in which they had at least 10 more 

personal fouls than their opponent. 

IND007 The Pacers are 0-10 ATS (-7.2 ppg) since January 15, 

2007 off a home loss that broke at least a three-game 

winning streak. 

IND008 The Pacers are 0-10 ATS (-7.2 ppg) since November 09, 

1996 with two or more days of rest after a double-digit 

loss in which they committed at least twenty turnovers. 

IND009 The Pacers are 0-9 ATS (-6.7 ppg) since March 07, 2002 

as a road favorite after a double-digit win in which they 

shot at least 50% from the field. 

IND010 The Pacers are 0-9 ATS (-13.8 ppg) since January 08, 

2003 at home with at most one day of rest off a win 

of four points or fewer as a dog in which they held a 

double-digit lead. 


team=Pacers and F and p:AW and p:turnovers

LA CLIPPERS 

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LAC01 The Clippers are 10-0 ATS (+10.4 ppg) since November 

15, 2000 at home after a game at home in which less than 

45% of their baskets were assisted. 

LAC02 The Clippers are 9-0 ATS (+9.6 ppg) since January 11, 

1996 as a home favorite with at most one day of rest 

when they have won and covered their last three games. 

LAC03 The Clippers are 9-0 ATS (+7.8 ppg) since November 05, 

2000 as a road dog with no rest after a game at home in 

which they allowed less than 40% from the field. 

LAC04 The Clippers are 9-0 ATS (+9.5 ppg) since December 23, 

2005 on the road after a road loss in which their DPS was 

minus 15 points or less. 

LAC05 The Clippers are 8-0 ATS (+9.6 ppg) since January 24, 

2004 on the road with no rest after a win in which Chris 

Kaman shot better than 65% from the field. 

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LAC06 The Clippers are 0-10 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since January 08, 

2009 on the road after a loss in which Eric Gordon was 

the Clippers' high scorer. 

LAC07 The Clippers are 0-14 ATS (-7.2 ppg) since February 27, 

2005 with at least one day of rest off a win that broke at 

least a five-game losing streak. 

LAC08 The Clippers are 0-13 ATS (-12.5 ppg) since February 

25, 2008 as a dog on Monday after playing on Friday 

and Saturday. 


2004 on the road with at least one day of rest after a win 

in which more than 75% of their baskets were assisted. 

LAC10 The Clippers are 0-10 ATS (-11.1 ppg) since December 

26, 2004 with at least one day of rest off an overtime win. 

team=Clippers and H and p:H and 100.*p:assists/ 

p:field goals made

LA LAKERS 

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LAC001 The Clippers are 10-0 ATS (10.4 ppg) since November 

15, 2000 at home after a game at home in which less than 

45% of their baskets were assisted. 

LAC002 The Clippers are 10-0 ATS (6.0 ppg) since April 24, 2006 

as a favorite after a game at home in which they allowed 

less than 40% from the field. 

LAC003 The Clippers are 9-0 ATS (9.6 ppg) since January 11, 

1996 as a home favorite with at most one day of rest 

when they have won and covered their last three games. 

LAC004 The Clippers are 9-0 ATS (4.6 ppg) since March 17, 1998 

as a favorite with at least one day of rest off a loss as an 

away dog in which they led at the end of the third quarter. 

LAC005 The Clippers are 8-0 ATS (9.2 ppg) since April 03, 2010 

as a dog when seeking same-season revenge for a doubledigit 

road loss. 

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LAC006 The Clippers are 0-15 ATS (-12.4 ppg) since February 

25, 2008 as a dog on Monday after playing on Friday 

and Saturday. 


2009 on the road after a loss in which Eric Gordon played 

more than 40 minutes. 


2007 on the road with at least one day of rest after a game 

on the road in which they shot at least 50% from the field. 


1999 with two or more days of rest after a game at home 

in which they had more turnovers than assists. 

LAC010 The Clippers are 0-12 ATS (-8.7 ppg) since December 

23, 2003 with at least one day of rest after a double-digit 

win in which their DPS was at least plus 15 points. 


team=Clippers and H and p:H and p:AST*1.0/ 

p:FGM


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MEM001 The Grizzlies are 17-0 ATS (6.9 ppg) since December 06, 

2010 after a loss on the road in which Oj Mayo played 

fewer than 30 minutes. 

MEM002 The Grizzlies are 11-0 ATS (11.7 ppg) since February 

11, 2009 with at least a day of rest after a win at home in 

which Marc Gasol had a double double. 

MEM003 The Grizzlies are 11-0 ATS (7.4 ppg) since January 17, 

2005 as a home favorite on Monday after playing on 

Friday and Saturday. 

MEM004 The Grizzlies are 10-0 ATS (5.5 ppg) since February 16, 

2000 as a favorite after a game on the road in which they 

scored at least 24 more points than in the game before. 

MEM005 The Grizzlies are 9-0 ATS (13.6 ppg) since April 21, 

1996 on the road after a road win in which they had at 

least 12 steals. 

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MEM006 The Grizzlies are 0-11 ATS (-7.5 ppg) since November 18, 

2000 at home with at most one day of rest after a home 

loss in which more than 70% of their baskets were assisted. 

MEM007 The Grizzlies are 0-10 ATS (-7.2 ppg) since November 26, 

2008 on the road after two losses in which Mike Conley 

took fewer than 10 shots in each. 

MEM008 The Grizzlies are 0-9 ATS (-12.2 ppg) since November 

21, 1999 at home with two or more days of rest after a 

home loss in which they had more turnovers than assists. 

MEM009 The Grizzlies are 0-9 ATS (-9.1 ppg) since January 23, 

1997 at home after playing in Denver. 

MEM010 The Grizzlies are 0-8 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since February 16, 

2010 with two or more days of rest after a game at home 



team=Grizzlies and p:AL and 0

mIAmI HEAT 

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MIA001 The Heat are 12-0 ATS (11.5 ppg) since February 19, 

2010 on the road when they held their opponent to fewer 

than 85 points in their last game. 

MIA002 The Heat are 12-0 ATS (7.5 ppg) since March 21, 2007 

on the road with at least one day of rest after a game at 

home in which they allowed at least 50% from the field. 


with no rest after a loss in which they scored more than 

30% of their points from the three-point line. 


with at most one day of rest after a road win in which 

they shot at least 55% from the field. 

MIA005 The Heat are 10-0 ATS (10.4 ppg) since January 26, 


1-3 point loss. 

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MIA006 The Heat are 0-15 ats (-10.9 ppg) since January 20, 2006 

as a single-digit favorite when playing the first game of at 

least a three game home stand. 

MIA007 The Heat are 0-13 ATS (-6.9 ppg) since January 18, 2003 

at home after a road loss by more than six points in which 

they had more turnovers than assists. 

MIA008 The Heat are 0-10 ATS (-6.2 ppg) since February 09, 

2005 with at least one day of rest after a home win 

in which they controlled at least 60% of the available 

rebounds. 

MIA009 The Heat are 0-9 ATS (-9.9 ppg) since December 20, 

2007 with no rest after a loss in which Dwyane Wade 

scored at least 30 points. 

MIA010 The Heat are 0-7 ATS (-9.7 ppg) in franchise history 

at home after a loss on the road in which Lebron James 

played more than 40 minutes. 


team=Heat and A and po:points=50 

and 20070321=30 and 

19990324


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MIL001 The Bucks are 13-0 ATS (+8.5 ppg) since December 16, 

2009 off an overtime game. 

MIL002 The Bucks are 10-0 ATS (+12.6 ppg) since December 

20, 2006 with two or more days of rest off a home win 

in which they trailed by 10+ points. 

MIL003 The Bucks are 11-0 ATS (+7.6 ppg) since December 

08, 2009 after a loss in which Carlos Delfino had more 

turnovers than assists. 

MIL004 The Bucks are 8-0 ATS (+11.0 ppg) since November 03, 

2009 on the road with at least a day of rest after a win in 

which Andrew Bogut had more turnovers than assists. 

MIL005 The Bucks are 8-0 ATS (8.7 ppg) since March 24, 2002 

as a home favorite with at most one day of rest after a 

double-digit road loss in which they had more turnovers 

than assists. 

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MIL006 The Bucks are 0-12 ATS (-8.7 ppg) since February 15, 

2006 with at most one day of rest off a win in which they 

never trailed. 

MIL007 The Bucks are 0-12 ATS (-10.7 ppg) since November 08, 

2001 as a home favorite with two or more days of rest after 

a game at home in which they scored more than 25% of 

their points from the free throw line. 

MIL008 The Bucks are 0-10 ATS (-6.3 ppg) since November 03, 

2001 at home with at most one day of rest off a road 

win in which they trailed at the end of the third quarter. 

MIL009 The Bucks are 0-9 ATS (-10.3 ppg) since December 02, 

1999 as a home favorite off a home loss in which they led 

at the end of each of the first three quarters. 

MIL010 The Bucks are 0-9 ATS (-9.6 ppg) since March 16, 1999 

as a dog with no rest after a home loss in which they allowed 

at least 50% from the field. 

team=Bucks and p:overtime>0 and 20091216


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MIN001 The Timberwolves are 11-0 ATS (8.0 ppg) since December 

17, 1997 as a road dog when playing an isolated 

non-conference opponent (vs non-conf with two conf 

opponents before and after). 

MIN002 he Timberwolves are 10-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) in franchise 

history as a favorite with no rest after a game in which their 

field goal attempt per turnover ratio was less than four. 

MIN003 The Timberwolves are 9-0 ATS (11.9 ppg) since March 

22, 2000 as a dog with no rest off a win in which they 

trailed at the end of the third quarter. 


08, 1995 as a favorite after a game at home in which 

they had at least 10 shots blocked. 


05, 2002 as a road favorite after a game on the road in 

which they scored less than 15% of their points from the 

free throw line. 

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MIN006 The Timberwolves are 0-12 ATS (-9.0 ppg) since March 

27, 2007 at home after a win in which their DPA was 

positive. 

MIN007 The Timberwolves are 0-12 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since January 

17, 2007 with at least one day of rest after a win in which 

they made fewer baskets than their opponent. 

MIN008 The Timberwolves are 0-11 ATS (-6.5 ppg) since April 12, 

2010 when facing a team that covered by double-digits 

against them in their previous same-season meeting. 

MIN009 The Timberwolves are 0-10 ATS (-10.9 ppg) since 

December 11, 2004 as a favorite with at most one day 

of rest off a win in which they trailed at the end of the 

third quarter. 

MIN010 The Timberwolves are 0-10 ATS (-11.2 ppg) since April 

11, 2002 on the road after a double-digit road loss in 

which they allowed at least 55% from the field. 


team=Timberwolves and AD and pp:C and p:C and 

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NJN001 The Nets are 10-0 ATS (11.2 ppg) since April 20, 1997 

as a dog after a double-digit road win in which their DPA 

was minus 10 points or less. 

NJN002 The Nets are 10-0 ATS (6.7 ppg) since November 01, 

1997 as a road dog with no rest after a win in which they 

shot less than 40% from the field. 

NJN003 The Nets are 9-0 ATS (6.1 ppg) since December 26, 2009 

off a loss of four points or fewer in which they trailed by 

double-digits. 

NJN004 The Nets are 8-0 ATS (4.4 ppg) since March 24, 2010 

with rest when they have lost their last three games SU 

and ATS. 

NJN005 The Nets are 9-0 ATS (+6.7 ppg) since April 04, 2004 at 

home off a home win in which they never trailed. 

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NJN006 The Nets are 0-12 ATS (-8.0 ppg) since November 29, 

2009 as a road dog with at most one day of rest after a loss 


NJN007 The Nets are 0-11 ATS (-13.5 ppg) since March 05, 2005 

after a double-digit home loss in which they had at least 

five fewer turnovers than their season-to-date average. 

NJN008 The Nets are 0-14 ATS (-9.3 ppg) since February 28, 2004 

as a favorite after a road loss in which their opponent shot 

at least 48% from beyond the arc. 

NJN009 The Nets are 0-11 ATS (-9.1 ppg) since March 07, 1999 

as a road dog after a home loss in which their DPS was 

minus 15 points or less. 

NJN010 The Nets are 0-10 ATS (-9.2 ppg) since December 14, 

2005 as a home favorite off a loss in which they never led. 

team=Nets and 0=10 and 

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NOR001 The Hornets are 12-0 ATS (12.4 ppg) since December 

06, 2001 as a dog with at most one day of rest after a loss 

in which they shot at least ten three-pointers and made 

at least half of them. 

NOR002 The Hornets are 11-0 ATS (11.4 ppg) since November 

23, 2002 on the road with at most one day of rest off an 

overtime win. 

NOR003 The Hornets are 10-0 ATS (8.1 ppg) since April 02, 2006 

as a dog when they won as an underdog in each of their 

last two games. 

NOR004 The Hornets are 9-0 ATS (4.8 ppg) since December 23, 

2002 as a dog with at least one day of rest after a game in 

which they shot less than 60% from the free-throw line. 

NOR005 The Hornets are 8-0 ATS (8.6 ppg) since April 04, 2007 

as a favorite after a double-digit win in which they were 

whistled for fewer than 15 personal fouls. 

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NOR006 The Hornets are 0-14 ATS (-9.2 ppg) since January 09, 

2001 as a favorite after a game on the road in which they 

had at least five fewer turnovers than their season-to-date 

average. 

NOR007 The Hornets are 0-12 ATS (-4.6 ppg) since March 22, 

1997 at home after a road win in which they had fewer 

than fifteen assists. 

NOR008 The Hornets are 0-10 ATS (-10.2 ppg) since April 03, 

2009 with at least one day of rest after a win in which 


NOR009 The Hornets are 0-10 ATS (-9.8 ppg) since April 04, 

2008 with at least one day of rest when they held their 

opponent to 80 points or fewer in their last game. 

NOR010 The Hornets are 0-9 ATS (-8.6 ppg) since November 

06, 2009 as a favorite with at most one day of rest after 

a home win in which they scored less than 15% of their 



team=Hornets and D and rest


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NYK001 The Knicks are 16-0 ATS (10.1 ppg) since November 11, 

2006 as a dog after a loss by five-plus points in which they 

allowed a shooting percentage at least 8 percentage points 

higher than their season-to-date average. 

NYK002 The Knicks are 13-0 ATS (9.5 ppg) since February 19, 

1999 as a road dog with no rest after a road loss in which 


NYK003 The Knicks are 11-0 ATS (6.3 ppg) since January 10, 

2003 as a dog when playing the third game of a threegame 

road trip after losing the first two. 

NYK004 The Knicks are 12-0 ATS (+11.2 ppg) since December 

13, 2002 on the road with at least one day of rest off a 

win as a dog that broke at least a three-game losing streak. 

NYK005 The Knicks are 9-0 ATS (5.2 ppg) in franchise history 

with rest after a win in which Amare Stoudemire had a 

double double. 

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NYK006 The Knicks are 0-14 ATS (-11.8 ppg) since December 

01, 2000 as a favorite after a home loss in which 45% or 

less of their baskets were assisted. 

NYK007 The Knicks are 0-11 ATS (-11.3 ppg) since April 04, 

2007 as a favorite when seeking same season revenge for 

a double-digit loss as a dog. 

NYK008 The Knicks are 0-10 ATS (-10.9 ppg) since December 11, 

2006 as a favorite with at most one day of rest after a game 

at home in which they shot at least 50% from the field. 

NYK009 The Knicks are 0-10 ATS (-10.7 ppg) since November 

04, 2005 as a favorite after a loss in which their field goal 

attempt per turnover ratio was less than four. 

NYK010 The Knicks are 0-10 ATS (-9.6 ppg) since November 03, 

2006 with at least one day of rest off a win by four points 

or fewer as a dog in which they held a double-digit lead. 

team=Knicks and D and p:margin=8 

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OKC001 The Thunder are 11-0 ATS (8.7 ppg) since December 

22, 2009 on the road when facing a team they lost to as 

a dog in their previous same-season match-up. 

OKC002 The Thunder are 10-0 ATS (6.8 ppg) in franchise history 

as a favorite after losing the previous matchup in which 

Kevin Durant had at least 5 turnovers. 

OKC003 The Thunder are 9-0 ATS (11.3 ppg) since March 07, 

2010 as a favorite after winning the previous matchup in 

which Russell Westbrook scored at least 30 points. 

OKC004 The Thunder are 9-0 ATS (7.4 ppg) in franchise history 

on the road after two away games in which James Harden 

played fewer than 30 minutes in each. 

OKC005 The Thunder are 9-0 ATS (8.9 ppg) since November 22, 

2008 on the road with at most one day of rest after a loss 

in which they scored more than 25% of their points from 


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OKC006 The Thunder are 0-10 ATS (-10.0 ppg) since March 12, 

2010 after a win in which they scored less than 10% of 

their points from the three-point line. 

OKC007 The Thunder are 0-8 ATS (-8.6 ppg) since February 

23, 2010 after a win in which Russell Westbrook had a 

double double. 

OKC008 The Thunder are 0-7 ATS (-6.1 ppg) since October 29, 

2010 as a favorite with at most one day of rest after a 

home win in which they scored more than 25% of their 


OKC009 he Thunder are 0-7 ATS (-9.1 ppg) since March 20, 2009 

as a dog after a game at home in which they allowed at 

least 50% from the field. 

OKC010 The Thunder are 0-7 ATS (-13.4 ppg) since February 

20, 2009 with two or more days of rest after a game in 

which they had at least four fewer turnovers than their 

season-to-date average. 


team=Thunder and A and P:LD and P:season=season 

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ORLANDO mAGIC 

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ORL001 The Magic are 17-0 ATS (11.6 ppg) since February 26, 

2007 with at most one day of rest after a game at home 

in which their opponent shot at least ten three-pointers 

and made at least half of them. 

ORL002 The Magic are 12-0 ATS (10.8 ppg) since April 18, 2005 

at home with at most one day of rest after a road loss in 

which they made more baskets than their opponent. 

ORL003 The Magic are 12-0 ATS (12.8 ppg) since November 

28, 2005 as a road dog when they held their opponent 

to fewer than 80 points in their last game. 

ORL004 The Magic are 11-0 ATS (+5.3 ppg) since April 07, 2006 

when seeking same-season revenge for a home loss of 

more than ten points. 

ORL005 The Magic are 10-0 ATS (8.2 ppg) since April 06, 2004 as 

a road dog off a home loss in which they led by 10+ points. 

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ORL006 The Magic are 0-14 ATS (-12.7 ppg) since March 03, 

2002 after a loss in which their opponent shot less than 

60% from the free-throw line. 

ORL007 he Magic are 0-10 ATS (-13.2 ppg) since January 17, 

2000 as a road favorite after a home loss in which they 

had more turnovers than assists. 

ORL008 The Magic are 0-9 ATS (-6.2 ppg) since November 14, 

2000 as a dog off a win in which the game was tied at the 

end of the third quarter. 

ORL009 The Magic are 0-8 ATS (-10.4 ppg) since January 01, 

2005 as a road favorite when they lost their last two games 

and both were at home. 

ORL010 The Magic are 0-8 ATS (-13.0 ppg) since March 08, 2007 

at home when they shot at least 50% from the field in 

each of their last two games. 

team=Magic and rest6 and 

po:TPP>=50 and 20070226


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PHI001 The Seventysixers are 11-0 ATS (13.7 ppg) since January 

16, 1996 with two or more days of rest after a home loss 

in which their field goal attempt per turnover ratio was 

less than four. 


11, 2010 at home with at least one day of rest after a 

double-digit win in which they shot at least 50% from 

the field. 

PHI003 The Seventysixers are 10-0 ATS (12.9 ppg) since April 14, 

1999 at home with at most one day of rest after a road loss 



22, 2006 as a road dog with at least one day of rest after 

a game at home in which they allowed less than 40% 


PHI005 The Seventysixers are 9-0 ATS (11.0 ppg) since November 

09, 2005 at home after a win on the road in which Andre 

Iguodala shot better than 65% from the field. 

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PHI006 The Seventysixers are 0-12 ATS (-7.2 ppg) since November 

18, 2004 at home with at least a day of rest after a 

loss in which Andre Iguodala shot better than 50% from 

the arc. 

PHI007 The Seventysixers are 0-11 ATS (-10.2 ppg) since April 

11, 1999 as a rested road dog when they have won and 

covered their last three games. 

PHI008 The Seventysixers are 0-11 ATS (-9.9 ppg) since October 

31, 2003 as a dog after a double-digit home win in which 

they had at least 12 steals. 

PHI009 The Seventysixers are 0-10 ATS (-7.4 ppg) since January 

29, 1997 at home after a road game when the OU line is 

at least twenty points higher than it was last game. 

PHI010 The Seventysixers are 0-10 ATS (-10.3 ppg) since March 

10, 2008 as a dog with no rest after a game in which they 

had an assist to turnover ratio of at least two. 


team=Seventysixers and 1

PHOENIX SUNS 

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PHO001 The Suns are 12-0 ATS (5.4 ppg) since January 15, 2007 

after winning the previous same-season matchup in which 

Steve Nash shot worse than 33% from the field. 

PHO002 The Suns are 11-0 ATS (6.3 ppg) since December 08, 

2006 as a road favorite with at most one day of rest after 

a game on the road in which they shot at least 50% from 

three-point range. 

PHO003 The Suns are 10-0 ATS (9.5 ppg) since March 30, 2006 

as a favorite with at most one day of rest after a game on 

the road in which they allowed at least 55% from the field. 

PHO004 The Suns are 10-0 ATS (14.1 ppg) since April 02, 1999 

as a home dog with at most one day of rest after a game 


PHO005 The Suns are 9-0 ATS (9.5 ppg) since March 13, 1997 

with at least one day of rest after a home loss in which their 


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PHO006 The Suns are 0-14 ATS (-9.9 ppg) since December 18, 

2003 after a game in which they had fewer than fifteen 

assists and more than twelve turnovers. 

PHO007 The Suns are 0-10 ATS (-10.7 ppg) since March 29, 2002 

as a home favorite with at most one day of rest after a game 

at home in which their DPS was at least plus 15 points. 

PHO008 The Suns are 0-9 ATS (-9.7 ppg) since April 09, 1996 

as a favorite after a double-digit road win in which their 



2000 with two or more days of rest after a game in which 

they had at least 10 shots blocked. 


1997 on the road off a road win in which they trailed by 

double-digits at the end of the first quarter. 

team=Suns and P:W and P:season=season and 

Suns:Steve Nash:P:FGP


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POR001 The Trailblazers are 12-0 ATS (7.8 ppg) since January 

27, 2007 after a road loss in which their DPS was minus 

15 points or less. 

POR002 The Trailblazers are 11-0 ATS (4.7 ppg) since November 

27, 1996 on the road with at most one day of rest off a 

loss in which they led by double-digits at the end of the 

first quarter. 

POR003 The Trailblazers are 10-0 ATS (10.8 ppg) since December 

01, 2006 as a dog when they are off two home losses. 

POR004 The Trailblazers are 10-0 ATS (11.3 ppg) since March 18, 

2009 after a road win in which their DPA was positive. 

POR005 The Trailblazers are 9-0 ATS (7.7 ppg) since February 

27, 2008 with no rest after a loss on the road in which 

Lamarcus Aldridge was the Trailblazers' high scorer. 

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POR006 The Trailblazers are 0-11 ATS (-6.1 ppg) since March 

01, 2005 as a dog with at most one day of rest after a 

home loss in which they had an assist to turnover ratio 

of at least two. 

POR007 The Trailblazers are 0-11 ATS (-8.3 ppg) since January 

02, 1998 as a dog after a home win in which they blocked 

at least 10 shots. 

POR008 The Trailblazers are 0-10 ATS (-8.8 ppg) since January 

17, 2004 as a favorite with at least one day of rest after 

a loss in which they allowed at least 55% from the field. 

POR009 The Trailblazers are 0-10 ATS (-13.7 ppg) since December 

03, 2008 as a favorite after a game in which they scored 

more than 30% of their points from the three-point line. 

POR010 The Trailblazers are 0-10 ATS (-10.2 ppg) since March 11, 

1998 on the road after playing at home against the Spurs. 


team=Trailblazers and p:AL and tp:dps


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SAC001 The Kings are 14-0 ATS (9.1 ppg) since April 12, 2009 

with at most one day of rest after a game on the road in 

which they allowed at least 55% from the field. 

SAC002 The Kings are 13-0 ATS (10.5 ppg) since January 28, 

2000 on the road with at least one day of rest after a 

road loss in which their opponent stole the ball at least 

twelve times. 

SAC003 The Kings are 12-0 ATS (8.8 ppg) since November 18, 

2005 at home after a home win in which they allowed 

less than 40% from the field. 

SAC004 The Kings are 9-0 ATS (9.8 ppg) since April 20, 2005 as 

a home favorite when seeking same-season revenge for a 

road loss in which they shot less than 40% from the field. 

SAC005 The Kings are 9-0 ATS (7.8 ppg) since February 08, 2004 

with at most one day of rest off a home loss that broke at 

least a three-game winning streak. 

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SAC006 The Kings are 0-11 ATS (-8.8 ppg) since March 05, 2003 

off a home win in which they trailed at the end of each 

of the first three quarters. 

SAC007 The Kings are 0-11 ATS (-11.1 ppg) since November 28, 

2007 as a dog with at most one day of rest after a win in 

which their DPS was at least plus 15 points. 

SAC008 The Kings are 0-11 ATS (-10.5 ppg) since December 20, 

2000 with no rest after a home win in which they had an 

assist to turnover ratio of at least two. 

SAC009 The Kings are 0-10 ATS (-13.4 ppg) since November 01, 

2003 on the road with no rest after a game at home in 

which they shot at least 50% from the field. 

SAC010 The Kings are 0-10 ATS (-7.4 ppg) since April 07, 2000 

at home with at most one day of rest off a win in which 

they trailed by double-digits at the half. 

team=Kings and rest52 and 

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SAN001 The Spurs are 14-0 ATS (7.3 ppg) since November 22, 

1996 after a double-digit home loss in which they scored 

more than 25% of their points from the free throw line. 

SAN002 The Spurs are 13-0 ATS (6.7 ppg) since January 30, 1998 

as a road favorite with at most one day of rest after a win 

in which they controlled at least 60% of the available 

rebounds. 

SAN003 The Spurs are 12-0 ATS (5.5 ppg) since January 09, 2007 

after a win on the road in which Manu Ginobili scored 

at least 30 points. 

SAN004 The Spurs are 12-0 ATS (6.8 ppg) since March 13, 2010 

as a favorite off a win in which their leading scorer for 

that game had fewer than 20 points. 

SAN005 The Spurs are 8-0 ATS (12.9 ppg) since April 06, 2003 as 

a road favorite with at most one day of rest after a game on 

the road in which their DPS was at least plus 15 points. 

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SAN006 The Spurs are 0-15 ATS (-10.6 ppg) since April 15, 2009 

as a favorite when seeking same-season revenge for a loss 

in which Tim Duncan had a double double. 

SAN007 The Spurs are 0-11 ATS (-7.4 ppg) since November 21, 

2004 as a road favorite with at most one day of rest after 

a win in which they shot less than 60% from the freethrow 

line. 

SAN008 The Spurs are 0-10 ATS (-13.8 ppg) since December 23, 

1999 at home after a win in which they committed at 

least twenty turnovers. 

SAN009 The Spurs are 0-9 ATS (-9.7 ppg) since April 18, 2005 

on the road after a win in which they allowed less than 

35% from the field. 

SAN010 The Spurs are 0-9 ATS (-7.0 ppg) since November 29, 

2003 on the road with at most one day of rest after a road 

loss in which they scored less than 10% of their points 

from the three-point line. 


team=Spurs and p:margin=25 and 19961122


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TOR001 The Raptors are 12-0 ATS (8.3 ppg) since March 25, 

2005 on the road after a loss in which they had fewer 

than fifteen assists. 

TOR002 The Raptors are 11-0 ATS (8.3 ppg) since November 25, 

2005 on the road with at most one day of rest after a road 

loss in which they committed fewer than ten turnovers. 

TOR003 The Raptors are 10-0 ATS (7.4 ppg) since January 26, 

1998 when playing the third game of a three-game homestand 

after winning the first two. 

TOR004 The Raptors are 10-0 ATS (9.1 ppg) since January 02, 

2002 as a road dog after a loss in which they shot at least 

twenty three-pointers and made less than a 25% of them. 

TOR005 he Raptors are 8-0 ATS (12.2 ppg) since April 07, 2004 

off a road win that broke at least a five-game losing streak. 

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TOR006 The Raptors are 0-22 ATS (-7.7 ppg) since February 29, 

2000 with at most one day of rest after a home win in 

which they shot less than 40.9% from the field. 

TOR007 The Raptors are 0-11 ATS (-8.6 ppg) since December 

22, 2007 when seeking same-season revenge for a loss as 

a home dog in which they allowed at least 50% shooting 


TOR008 The Raptors are 0-10 ATS (-9.1 ppg) since March 12, 

2008 as a road dog when facing a non-conference team 

they lost to at home in their first match-up of the season. 

TOR009 The Raptors are 0-10 ATS (-8.8 ppg) since December 

12, 1999 as a home dog when facing a non-conference 

team they beat as a road dog in their first match-up of 

the season. 

TOR010 The Raptors are 0-9 ATS (-6.7 ppg) since March 10, 

2000 as a dog with at most one day of rest off a win as 

a favorite in which they trailed at the end of each of the 

first three quarters. 

team=Raptors and A and p:L and p:assists

UTAH JAZZ 

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UTH001 The Jazz are 17-0 ATS (11.0 ppg) in database history as 

a favorite with at least one day of rest after a home loss in 

which their DPA was at least plus 15 points. 

UTH002 The Jazz are 11-0 ATS (9.7 ppg) since November 26, 2004 

as a favorite off a loss of four points or fewer in which 

they trailed by double-digits. 

UTH003 The Jazz are 10-0 ATS (5.7 ppg) since March 07, 2007 

as a favorite after a home win in which they controlled 

at least 60% of the available rebounds. 

UTH004 The Jazz are 9-0 ATS (6.8 ppg) since April 21, 2009 with 

at least one day of rest after a game in which they allowed 

at least 55% from the field. 

UTH005 The Jazz are 9-0 ATS (6.1 ppg) since January 21, 2008 as 

a road favorite with at least one day of rest after a game 


the three-point line. 

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UTH006 The Jazz are 0-9 ATS (-11.6 ppg) since February 04, 2004 

as a home favorite with at most one day of rest after a game 

in which they had more turnovers than assists. 

UTH007 The Jazz are 0-9 ATS (-7.7 ppg) since December 22, 2006 

as a favorite when they are playing in at least their fourth 

straight road game. 

UTH008 The Jazz are 0-10 ATS (-8.2 ppg) since December 08, 

2010 at home after a game in which they blocked more 

than eight shots. 

UTH009 The Jazz are 0-8 ATS (-7.6 ppg) since December 08, 2004 

as a dog when facing a non-conference team they lost to 

as a favorite in their first match-up of the season. 

UTH010 The Jazz are 0-8 ATS (-10.1 ppg) since January 06, 2003 

on the road with at most one day of rest after a win in 

which they made fewer baskets than their opponent. 


team=Jazz and F and 0


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WAS001 The Wizards are 11-0 ATS (7.6 ppg) since January 31, 

1997 as a road dog after a win in which their opponent 

stole the ball at least twelve times. 

WAS002 The Wizards are 9-0 ATS (8.4 ppg) since December 06, 

2006 when facing a team they lost to as a road favorite 

in their previous same-season match-up. 

WAS003 The Wizards are 9-0 ATS (14.4 ppg) since November 09, 

2002 as a road favorite after a game at home in which 

they scored more than 25% of their points from the free 

throw line. 

WAS004 The Wizards are 9-0 ATS (10.2 ppg) since March 03, 

2004 with at least one day of rest after a win in which 

they shot less than 60% from the free-throw line. 

WAS005 The Wizards are 9-0 ATS (5.8 ppg) since December 21, 

2006 on the road with two or more days of rest after a loss 


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WAS006 The Wizards are 0-14 ATS (-8.6 ppg) since April 05, 2005 

at home with at least one day of rest after a loss in which 

their DPS was minus 15 points or less. 

WAS007 The Wizards are 0-14 ATS (-12.5 ppg) since February 

03, 1997 after playing on the road against the Lakers. 

WAS008 The Wizards are 0-13 ATS (-9.3 ppg) since December 14, 

1999 as a dog with two or more days of rest after a win in 

which they had an assist to turnover ratio of at least two. 

WAS009 The Wizards are 0-12 ATS (-11.0 ppg) since November 

01, 2003 as a dog home with 3+ days rest upcoming. 

WAS010 The Wizards are 0-11 ATS (-9.9 ppg) since January 

02, 1996 as a favorite with at least one day of rest after 

a game on the road in which they committed at least 

twenty turnovers. 

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