Bawse Dawg
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If Magic and Celtics lose out and we tie with lakers.
1. Bucks 2. Sixers 3. Magic/Celtics 23-59 4. Jazz/Lakers 25-57
You cracked the code!
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If Magic and Celtics lose out and we tie with lakers.
1. Bucks 2. Sixers 3. Magic/Celtics 23-59 4. Jazz/Lakers 25-57
nba should get some concords to reduce travel time. so we can do away with those crappy conferencesIn the Western Conf., a team needs 50 wins to make the playoffs.
In the Eastern Conf., a team needs 35 wins to make the playoffs.
Hmm. Whacky.
Just take the top 16 teams league-wide and quit worrying about conferences anymore. Seed them like a standard tournament - 1 vs. 16, 2 vs. 15, 3 vs. 14, etc. After each round, re-seed them with the highest seeded team drawing the lowest seeded team until you're down to just two teams left. It would make regular season success more important as a few games either way can greatly effect your playoff seeding. If the season ended today, 10 western teams and 6 Easter teams would make the playoffs. Can't say that there aren't a couple of western teams missing the playoffs that are more deserving of making the playoffs than some of the lower seeded Eastern teams.
The coin flip is after the lottery. The lottery balls are divided at each spot if tied, so we would divide them at the 4th spot. Then if we are still tied after teams have moved around then there is a coin flip for individual spots.
I believe it is before. Ties have to be broken in order to assign uneven combinations, as needed. Then as numbers are drawn, the teams have to be slotted. So the tiebreaker has to be in place before that happens.
If Magic and Celtics lose out and we tie with lakers.
1. Bucks 2. Sixers 3. Magic/Celtics 23-59 4. Jazz/Lakers 25-57
I think I see it now. Technically we were all right. The Jazz would be tied for 4th with the lakers, but the ping pong balls that are split between the two teams would be at 5 and 6. Celtics and Magic would split them at 3 and 4. If the ping pong balls don't divide equally then there is a coin toss to see what team gets the left overs. that same toss is used if neither team moves up in the draft.
You're killing me bro. I'm srsly dying.
We would not be tied for 4th under your scenario. We would be tied for 5th. This isn't a NBA lottery ping pong balls thing, this is just a rule of life/numbers thing.
If you're scenario played out, it would look like this...
1) Bucks
2) Sixers
3) Magic
3) Celtics
5) Jazz
5) Lakers
This is a factual matter. I appreciate the lolz.
Tied for 5th. You skip positions if there are other teams tied. Orlando/Boston tied for 3rd/4th, so incorrect to say Utah/LA tied for 4th, They are in fact tied for 5th/6th with 151 chanced to divide between them. So coin flip determines who gets the extra chance plus the higher slot if a top-3 spot is won.I think I see it now. Technically we were all right. The Jazz would be tied for 5th with the lakers, but the ping pong balls that are split between the two teams would be at 5 and 6. Celtics and Magic would split them at 3 and 4. If the ping pong balls don't divide equally then there is a coin toss to see what team gets the left overs. that same toss is used if neither team moves up in the draft.