Crap schrieb:Two-Team Tie-breaker:
1. Better record in head-to-head games
2. Higher winning percentage within division (if teams are in the same division)
3. Higher winning percentage in conference games
4. Higher winning percentage against playoff teams in own conference
5. Higher winning percentage against playoff teams in opposite conference
6. Higher point differential between points scored and points allowed
Das ist die Regelung für die Playoffs, also sollten 2 Teams mit dem gleichen record in den Playoffs aufeinander treffen.
Für die Regular Season gilt folgendes:
TWO-WAY TIES
a. Results of games against each other.
b. Better winning percentage within own conference.
c. Better winning percentage within own division (only if tied teams are in same division).
d. Better winning percentage against playoff opponents in own conference.
e. Better winning percentage against playoff opponents in opposite conference.
f. Better point differential between offense and defense.
MORE THAN TWO TEAMS TIED
a. If applicable, division champions must be determined first.
b. Best cumulative winning percentage in total games involving all teams tied.
c. Best winning percentage within own conference.
d. Best winning percentage within own division (only if tied teams are in same division).
e. Best winning percentage against playoff opponents in own conference.
f. Best point differential between offense and defense.
Quelle
Dallas ist weiterhin 2. hinter SA, nba.com weiss das mal wieder nicht so richtig.
Btw:
mystic schrieb:Zudem wird wohl San Antonio wenigstens 2 Spiele (Cleveland, Philadelphia) im Februar noch verlieren.