其他分类 B/R在NBA2K17中关于 NBA 的模拟选秀: 所有结果 和 2K 中的球队战绩和奖项

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  1. Welcome to a new NBA, basketball fans.

    Over the past week, Bleacher Report has unveiled the results of our 30-team, 360-player re-draft. If you've missed out on any of the previous installments, now's your chance to get caught up.In order to review each roster in its entirety, that last link will be your best friend. As far as answering the question of who's got the best roster? That's what we're here to figure out.

How the Simulation Works
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    Once our rosters were in place, we put all 30 teams through the wringer that is an NBA 2K simulation. Think we stopped at one time and called it a day? Think again.

    Our process included 50 separate single-season simulations using the squads that each de facto general manager put together. This created a better sample size and made sure outliers were less impactful on the final results.

    Along the way, we tracked things such as projected season stat leaders, major award winners, total estimated wins, and championship odds. Here's how each of those categories was calculated:

    Stats Leaders: After each simulation, we noted who won major stat categories. By the time all 50 sims were complete, we took each winner and divided the number of times he won by the total number of simulations. For example: If your favorite player won the scoring title 25 times out of 50, we're giving him a 50 percent shot at taking home that honor.

    Major Awards: The same process goes for this one. If your favorite reserve player won Sixth Man of the Year 13 times, we'd divide 13 by 50 and come up with a 26 percent probability he earns that accolade in our league.

    Championship Odds: Starting to see a pattern? If your favorite team won a championship with its new roster 10 times out of 50 simulations, we're giving it a 20 percent chance of taking home the Larry O'Brien Trophy. (This is also how we came up with postseason appearance odds.)

    Projected Win Totals: We took each win total over 50 simulations and calculated the average. We also tracked average seeding to add additional context—after all, a 43-win season can mean the playoffs one year and the lottery the next—but will use projected win totals when ranking each team from here on out.

Scoring Champion
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    As we begin with our first award, we could do a lot to make this a dramatic presentation. We could explain how the points-per-game average between No. 1 and No. 2 was only within a point or so on multiple simulations. We could even break down the history behind this star-powered 1-2 matchup.

    But we're not going to mince words here, folks.

    Russell Westbrook walked away with this one, coming out of our simulation with a projected 29.3 points per contest—and an even more impressive 94 percent chance of snagging the scoring title.
    1. Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder (94 percent)
    2. James Harden, Dallas Mavericks (6 percent)

Rebounding Champion
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    While the rebounding battle in 2K Land was closer than the scoring contest, that's more of an indictment of the latter than a testament to how competitive this really was.

    Out of 50 simulations, Hassan Whiteside managed to walk away with 30 rebounding titles. It was Andre Drummond who was able to snag the highest single-season rebounds-per-game number (15.8), but the newest center for the Phoenix Suns only managed to win half as many rebounding championships when it was all said and done.
    1. Hassan Whiteside, Charlotte Hornets: 60 percent
    2. Andre Drummond, Phoenix Suns: 30 percent
    3. DeAndre Jordan, Portland Trail Blazers: 10 percent

Blocks Champion
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    Another category, another Hassan Whiteside favorite.

    As dominant as Whiteside's projections were when it came to the careful craft of collecting caroms, the brutal business of blocking buckets was even more in his favor.

    Throughout our process, Whiteside swatted away the competition to the tune of 34 block championships and a projected 2.9 blocks per game. That number, as it stands, would be good enough for fifth all-time.
    1. Hassan Whiteside, Charlotte Hornets: 68 percent
    2. Rudy Gobert, Utah Jazz: 26 percent
    3. DeAndre Jordan, Portland Trail Blazers: 6 percent

Steals Champion
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    We have to admit, we were really hoping an underdog would come out of left field to take this one so we could talk about how he really stolethis competition...

    Alas, no such luck. We'll just have to go with the default plan, which is talking about how awesome Kawhi Leonard has been, is and will continue to be.

    Simply put: The Claw continues to earn his nickname. Between his 6'7" size and incredible instincts, it's become virtually impossible to find a true comparison to him on the perimeter. In our simulation, Leonard dominated the field by collecting 2.1 swipes per contest.

    Chris Paul and Giannis Antetokounmpo tried their best to clog lanes and pick pockets, but it was the newest member (and onetime-almost member) of the Indiana Pacers who ran away with the label of title favorite. He won the award a total of 38 times during our 50 simulations.
    1. Kawhi Leonard, Indiana Pacers: 76 percent
    2. Chris Paul, Cleveland Cavaliers: 14 percent
    3. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Sacramento Kings: 10 percent

Assists Champion
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    Damian Lillard has never been known as a pass-first point guard. His averages during the 2017-18 season (27.0 points and 5.9 assists) show he's no doubt well-rounded, but scoring is the name of the game as far as the Weber State product is concerned.

    As it turned out, something clicked when he joined Kevin Love and the Houston Rockets.

    From the outset of the simulation, Dame D.O.L.L.A. was dropping some serious dimes. He regularly collected more than 10 assists per night, and he did this while routinely projecting to score at least 25 points per contest.

    When it comes down to it, there's really just one thing to say.

    Leave it to Mike D'Antoni to unlock another level from his franchise point guard.
    1. Damian Lillard, Houston Rockets: 42 percent
    2. Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder: 34 percent
    3. Chris Paul, Cleveland Cavaliers: 16 percent
    4. John Wall, Boston Celtics: 8 percent

3-Point Champion
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    Throughout our simulation, five different players projected as winners of the three-point crown. That's more than any other individual stat we tracked, but in the least shocking news of this entire project, Chef Curry cooked up something fierce, averaging 45.2 percent of his shots from deep and winning the award 21 total times.
    1. Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors: 42 percent
    2. Damian Lillard, Houston Rockets: 26 percent
    3. James Harden, Dallas Mavericks: 20 percent
    4. Klay Thompson, Memphis Grizzlies: 10 percent
    5. CJ McCollum, New Orleans Pelicans: 2 percent

Advanced Stats All-Stars
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    In today's age of basketball analytics, advanced metrics have created a real divide amongst fans. If you love stats that go beyond a box score, those who use them are geniuses calculating the game at an exciting, modern-day level.

    If you loathe them, the media guys and gals who throw them in your face are nerds who've never picked up a basketball.

    But while few are ambivalent about what they have to offer, there's one very simple thing we can all agree on: They exist, and they're coming at you this very moment (in small quantities, to avoid scaring the nonbelievers).

    The following stats indicate which players are projected to land in the top three of three popular advanced stats, as well as their chances of doing so.

    Usage Rate
    1. Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder: 100 percent
    2. James Harden, Dallas Mavericks: 96 percent
    3. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Sacramento Kings: 94 percent
    True Shooting Percentage
    1. Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors: 88 percent
    2. Kevin Durant, Los Angeles Clippers: 88 percent
    3. Brandan Wright, Atlanta Hawks: 84 percent
    Estimated Wins Added
    1. Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder: 96 percent
    2. Kevin Durant, Los Angeles Clippers: 94 percent
    3. LeBron James, New York Knicks: 93 percent

Most Improved Player
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    Greg Monroe is a moose in a league infatuated with unicorns. His style of play is considered throwback by those willing to put it nicely, but maybe this whole time he just needed a change of scenery.

    Also earning recognition for MIP chances were Myles Turner, Jusuf Nurkic and D'Angelo Russell. While these three are far more likely to earn the award in reality, Monroe got himself a little Warriors magic going on and swept the trophy right out from under their feet in 25 of our simulations.
    1. Greg Monroe, Golden State Warriors: 50 percent
    2. Myles Turner, Brooklyn Nets: 26 percent
    3. Jusuf Nurkic, Oklahoma City Thunder: 20 percent
    4. D'Angelo Russell, Brooklyn Nets: 4 percent

Defensive Player of the Year
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    Another Hassan Whiteside sighting!

    As far as our simulation goes, it was clear it had an obvious love for Whiteside's blocks. In fact, it set a heavy priority on finding blocks, as evidenced by the absence of guys like Kawhi Leonard and Chris Paul.

    This whole concept, though, makes the the omission of Rudy Gobert a bit of a mystery. Nonetheless, four great block-collectors and one emerging (emerged?) swatter make the cut.
    1. Hassan Whiteside, Charlotte Hornets: 56 percent
    2. Anthony Davis, Atlanta Hawks: 22 percent
    3. Andre Drummond, Phoenix Suns: 12 percent
    4. Joel Embiid, Brooklyn Nets: 8 percent
    5. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Sacramento Kings: 2 percent

Sixth Man of the Year
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    When the Detroit Pistons GM was defending his 12-man roster in our final re-draft installment, he broke down how Paul George was going to win his first MVP. He said LaMarcus Aldridge and Derrick Rose would return to the All-Star Game. Then he dropped the mic: "And while we're at it, Bogdan Bogdanovic, go get your Sixth Man of the Year Award."

    If we're being frank here, and pardon the spoilers: Two-thirds of those things did not happen. One, however, happened in a very big way.

    Bogdan Bogdanovic got his Sixth Man trophy.
    1. Bogdan Bogdanovic, Detroit Pistons: 70 percent
    2. Frank Kaminsky, Orlando Magic: 14 percent
    3. Milos Teodosic, Atlanta Hawks: 10 percent
    4. Lauri Markkanen, Houston Rockets: 4 percent
    5. Lance Stephenson, Brooklyn Nets: 2 percent

Rookie of the Year
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    Well, it's about time. Finally we have a renewed Lakers-Celtics rivalry brewing!

    OK, maybe not quite yet. After all, these two teams were on nearly exact opposite ends of the success spectrum in this simulation.

    But if the competitive ROY race between guards Markelle Fultz and Lonzo Ball is any indication, this interconference hatefest is bound to resurface sometime soon (at least in this fantasy league).
    1. Markelle Fultz, Boston Celtics: 52 percent
    2. Lonzo Ball, Los Angeles Lakers: 48 percent

MVP
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    In an ideal league, the race for MVP is going to be close. It's going to spark debate, it's going to be controversial, and it's going to have a plethora of competitors who each have their own valid reasons for deserving the award.

    News flash, folks: This is no ideal league.

    This is Russell Westbrook's league.

    Throughout our 50-time single-season simulation, Westbrook projected to average 29.3 points, 12.4 rebounds and 9.9 assists. So no, he did not average a triple-double for the second year in a row. But what's astounding is that the simulator gave him a 60 percent chance at doing it based on 30 trip-dub seasons out of 50 simulations.

    This all goes to say: Sorry, field. This was Westbrook's to lose the whole way.
    1. Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder: 86 percent
    2. LeBron James, New York Knicks: 8 percent
    3. James Harden, Dallas Mavericks: 6 percent

Bottom 5 Eastern Conference Teams
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    15. Brooklyn Nets

    Projected Wins: 26.26

    Average Seed: 14.58

    In our simulation, the Nets took a page straight out of the book of, well, the Brooklyn Nets.

    In 50 simulations, the squad comprised of Joel Embiid, Myles Turner, D'Angelo Russell and a healthy mix of veteran guards found itself in the bottom five of offensive efficiency more than any other franchise. It was also a bottom-10 team in defensive efficiency and (also in Brooklyn style) tied with the New York Knicks for most visits to the top five in team pace.

    The bigger problem, though, was keeping its franchise center on the court. Joel Embiid averaged 17.4 points, 10.0 rebounds and 2.6 blocks per game, but he also only managed to stay healthy for 65.7 contests a season.

    14. Toronto Raptors

    Projected Wins: 31.46

    Average Seed: 13.10

    When the Raptors drafted their starting five, their GM stated, "We may not win a ton of games, but compared to some of these other teams (*cough*Jazz *cough*), we'll be entertaining as hell."

    For starters, we'll say right upfront that the Jazz will get the last laugh here. But as for the Raptors, their young core of Devin Booker and Ben Simmons proved to be more potential than production, just as advertised.

    On the year, Booker projected to post 21.9 points, while Simmons put together a cool 13.2 points, 9.6 rebounds and 5.7 assists per night. The issue at hand, however, was that the team's second-highest scorer, on average, totaled just 13.7 points per contest.

    All in all, we'll keep watching in fear of missing that one outing where Simmons collects 30 assists and Booker's 71 points. It's going to happen, and the F.O.M.O. is real.

    13. Chicago Bulls

    Projected Wins: 35.54

    Average Seed: 11.26

    Here's the bad news for the Chicago Bulls: They weren't very good. Throughout our process, this group averaged the third-fewest points per game in the conference. If you want to blame that on their pace being bottom-five for well over half of the simulations, you might want to consider the fact that they were also constantly in the bottom five of three-point percentage and offensive rating.

    But here's the good news: They were wise enough to pick Nikola Jokic, who became a first-team All-NBA center. Dennis Smith's rookie season wasn't quite as impressive as some think it will be in the real world, as he rarely found himself on the All-Rookie first team. But slotting him in a lineup with Jokic (not to mention Eric Gordon, Jae Crowder and Dario Saric) should translate to a whole lot of butts in a whole lot of seats.

    12. Washington Wizards

    Projected Wins: 38.18

    Average Seed: 10.01

    The Wizards entered our re-draft banking on the quick development of their youth. They knew they had Karl-Anthony Towns as a crutch, giving them plenty of confidence running with Julius Randle and TJ Warren in their starting frontcourt.

    The problem? Potential doesn't always equal production. This group had the veteran depth to compete—but try telling that to the simulator.

    11. Orlando Magic

    Projected Wins: 38.48

    Average Seed: 9.58

    Gordon Hayward is headed east in the real world to play alongside an ultra-talented guard this coming season. In 2K World, the same can be said, except replace Boston with Orlando and Isaiah Thomas with Bradley Beal.

    Although this team had a few second-round runs in our postseason simulations, those proved to be outliers. The team missed the playoffs more times than not, proving the magic just couldn't last for this sub-.500 team.

Middle 5 Eastern Conference Teams
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    10. Miami Heat

    Projected Wins: 39.47

    Average Seed: 8.56

    Although the Miami Heat are projected to be less than one game better than the Orlando Magic, they finished our simulation 6 percentage points ahead of them when it came to their chances of making the playoffs.

    We'll break down all playoff percentages here in a bit, but know right now that we're 100 percent in on the Mike Conley-Marc Gasol pairing under Erik Spoelstra.

    Under a new coach in a new system, Conley finally seemed to get the love he's lacked as a so-called underrated superstar. This process showed there was no questioning his stardom, as he became an All-Star for the first time, as well as a regular first-team All-NBA member over the 50 simulations.

    9. Milwaukee Bucks

    Projected Wins: 39.72

    Average Seed: 8.38

    The Milwaukee Bucks had an up-and-down experience here. Despite being just ninth in the conference in projected wins, they managed to make the playoffs in 74 percent of the simulations—a number that would rank ahead of the next two teams on this list.

    How does that happen? Plenty of good seasons (some of which landed them in the NBA Finals) and a whole lot of bad seasons (which saw them place bottom-three in the conference).

    Fun fact: Throughout this experiment, the top starter on this squad (usually Khris Middleton) averaged 16.9 points per night. Funner fact: That was just 4.6 points per game more than its lowest-scoring starter over the course of all 50 simulations.

    8. Charlotte Hornets

    Projected Wins: 40.48

    Average Seed: 8.40

    In Part 3 of our re-draft, Charlotte's GM stated,"These Hornets are going to play fast, launch a ton of threes and make it difficult for opposing offenses to get clean looks at the rim."

    The simulation sort of listened.

    Throughout our process, this group did in fact shoot well from deep and play at a fast pace (often in the top five or 10 in both categories). Where the simulation had selective hearing was in the volume of threes. It wasn't rare for this group, led by DeMar DeRozan, to be a bottom-tier squad in three-pointers made and attempted.

    We're thinking it's time for this GM take on head coaching responsibilities as well, with guys like Patty Mills, Buddy Hield and Nick Young itching for more shots.

    7. Detroit Pistons

    Projected Wins: 41.13

    Average Seed: 8.16

    Like the Hornets before them, the Pistons ended our simulation with an even 50 percent chance of making the playoffs. Unlike those same lightnin' bugs, this group found a decent amount of success once it got there.

    We won't go too far into the numbers (you gotta keep reading for that), but the Pistons—led by Paul George, LaMarcus Aldridge and a slew of fun guards—found a way to earn the same Finals championship projection as the fourth-best team out East, per projected wins.

    Bogdan Bogdanovic proved to be the steal of this draft when he became the only player drafted after the 41st pick (257th) to earn any projections for NBA Finals MVP.

    6. New York Knicks

    Projected Wins: 44.20

    Average Seed: 5.54

    Way back in Round 1 of our re-draft, the Knicks GM asked one very simple question to kick off his justification for drafting LeBron James.

    "Need I explain?"

    Although he went on to break down how LeBron's status is still unmet across the league and how his peers not-so-coincidentally become better while in his presence, we're going to sum it up in four simple words.

    The LeBron James Effect.

    If you've ever seen LeBron and known he's coasting before the proverbial switch is flipped, you're not alone. Our simulator has apparently seen it too.

    Over 50 simulations, James' Knicks failed to project as a team that could earn home-court advantage in the playoffs. And yet when the postseason began, that switch flipped, and his squad turned into a group with top-three odds to take home a conference championship.

Top 5 Eastern Conference Teams
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    5. Indiana Pacers

    Projected Wins: 44.24

    Average Seeding: 5.66

    The Indiana Pacers—a squad that gets to finally experience what it would be like having Kawhi Leonard in a Circle City uniform—finished slightly better than the Knicks in projected wins. The catch is that as good as The Claw is, he doesn't have The LeBron James Effect.

    Leonard finished the simulation process with a projected stat line of 23.5 points, 7.1 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 40.0 percent three-point shooting. Those numbers help lead a starting unit also comprised of Dennis Schroder, Tyler Johnson, Markieff Morris and Clint Capela.

    Unfortunately, when the postseason came around, series wins were few and far between. This team did make it to two NBA Finals but also saw plenty of first-round exits despite high seeding.

    4. Atlanta Hawks

    Projected Wins: 44.30

    Average Seeding: 5.74

    "Challenge me. Doubt me. Disrespect me. Tell me I'm older. Tell me I'm slower. Tell me I can no longer fly. I want you to."

    OK, OK. Maybe these Atlanta Hawks haven't reached Michael Jordan levels of vindictiveness. Maybe quoting him in reference to Joe Ingles, Jrue Holiday, Derrick Favors, Milos Teodosic, Vince Carter and others is fanatic at best, impious at worst.

    But this is a roster filled with guys who consistently fly under the radar and bite when you least expect it. This team has pieces that will be on scouting reports everywhere before the casual fan even knows they exist.

    This squad also has Anthony Davis. So there's that too.

    3. Boston Celtics

    Projected Wins: 46.32

    Average Seed: 4.58

    In the words of our Boston Celtics GM from Round 2: "I have two point guards! What the hell is my problem?"

    The GM continued: "My problem is this is a point guard's league. You need guys at multiple positions who can handle the ball and create shots for themselves."

    Those two point guards in question are none other than John Wall and rookie Markelle Fultz. And as it turns out, this GM knew exactly what he was doing.

    Throughout our simulation, not only did the Celtics find tremendous success, but their elite backcourt also projected to combine for an impressive 42.8 points, 18.0 assists and 8.5 rebounds per night. The more impressive part is that neither Wall nor Fultz carried the bulk of the weight in any category, making this a backcourt tandem we're salivating to see in real life.

    2. Cleveland Cavaliers

    Projected Wins: 49.14

    Average Seed: 2.96

    I know, I know...The Cavaliers are near the top of the East even in a re-draft?!

    Well, yes. But these aren't your granddad's Cavs.

    These Cavs, anchored by a Chris Paul who projected to average 18.0 points and 10.7 assists per night, is comprised of the versatile Avery Bradley, a (hopefully) still burgeoning star in Harrison Barnes and a 25-year-old Jonas Valanciunas. And don't forget about the always-entertaining Larry Nance Jr. and a potential star in Nikola Vucevic, who needed a change of scenery.

    OK, you caught us. This team also has Deron Williams, Kyle Korver and Timofey Mozgov, who have all been with Cleveland at some point in their careers.

    But trust us. These Cavs are different, and they find ways to succeed without their King.

    1. Philadelphia 76ers

    Projected Wins: 49.18

    Average Seed: 3.26

    We are 99.9999999 percent sure this is not what Sam Hinkie had in mind when he created The Process.

    DeMarcus Cousins? Andrew Wiggins? Dirk Nowitzki? Jeremy Lin? These aren't exactly"assets" here.

    But we're also sure this group and these fans don't care one bit considering the success they're going to find with this roster.

    In the words of our Sixers GM from our most recent installment: "Ignore for a moment how amazing it is that every starter is a better-than-average three-point shooter and look at the personalities on this team—Matt Barnes, Tony Allen, Boogie Cousins, Joakim Noah. Imagine these personalities together in a one-year, superteam-less playoffs."

    We've seen the future, and it's solar-eclipse-without-shades bright—as far as a one-year, superteam-less league goes.

    (Keep reading to see full Eastern Conference title and NBA Finals projections for all 15 of these franchises.)

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    15. Minnesota Timberwolves

    Projected Wins: 29.30

    Average Seed: 14.28

    Poor Kristaps Porzingis. He finally escapes the clutches of James Dolan and the New York Knicks, is drafted by a franchise that looks promising on paper and just can't figure out how to come away a winner.

    Although Porzingis'star shines bright throughout our simulation (18.3 PPG, 7.4 RPG, 2.3 BPG, 37.1 3PT%—all career highs), we can't say the same for the Wolves. This group, which was supposed to be defined by breakout talent, length and athleticism, ultimately became a bottom-five team in both points scored per 100 possessions and points allowed per 100 possessions.

    When it comes down to it, we're thinking two factors are in play. For starters, this team was hoping for an uptick in production from Brandon Ingram and the other young pups. That probably never happened. But style is also a huge fundamental concern here.

    Coach Tom Thibodeau had this squad running a pace that consistently landed it in the bottom five or 10 of the league. Someone should tell him that's not cool, not cool at all.

    14. Los Angeles Lakers

    Projected Wins: 32.48

    Average Seed: 12.88

    The Los Angeles Lakers are in the 14th spot instead of the 15th by virtue of a few huge seasons. They managed to make the playoffs in 8 percent of our simulations, and while that's still the third-lowest in the conference, it's a testament to how a young backcourt can shock a league when everything goes right.

    In L.A., the duo of Lonzo Ball and Kemba Walker do all the work. And we mean all the work.

    Throughout our simulation, Ball put together a projected line of 14.2 points, 7.3 rebounds and 8.4 assists. Walker contributed 19.8 points and 6.9 assists.

    The catch is that while the basic box score looks impressive, both of their usage percentages typically hovered between 29 and 34—numberscomparable to Kemba himself and James Harden.

    We know these two love to share the ball. Now they just need to start sharing with other people.

    13. New Orleans Pelicans

    Projected Wins: 35.40

    Average Seed: 11.70

    The New Orleans Pelicans GM spoke candidly during our Starting 5 Analysis about needing more defense. Unfortunately, he was spot on.

    Through 50 simulations, NOLA gave up an average of 108.6 points per night. And while we'd love to claim that was due to a rapid-fire pace coming from that exciting backcourt of Kyle Lowry and CJ McCollum, the team also projected in the bottom five of both defensive rating and pace more than any team not named the Lakers.

    For what it's worth, though, this team can still be exciting, as that backcourt does sound ridiculously fun. Get these guys a shot-blocker and I'll upgrade from quarter-season to half-season tickets.

    12. Denver Nuggets

    Projected Wins: 36.54

    Average Seed: 11.20

    "Defense? Where we're going, we don't need defense."

    These are the famous (almost) last words from the Nuggets GM in the most recent installment of our re-draft.

    Throughout the course of our simulation, the Nuggets projected to give up the second-most points per game out west and the third-most in the league. Carmelo Anthony—hoodie and all—couldn't find a way to make up the difference on offense, and the team, which also had the likes of Jabari Parker, De'Aaron Fox and Seth Curry, only mustered up enough points to average 105.0 per night, putting them in the bottom third of the conference for net margin.

    The GM mentions at the end of the re-draft that he'd consider moving Anthony if a quality shooting guard hit the market. If that happens, we'll always have the memories of Mile High Melo 2.0.

    At least the guy got his Skylar Grey moment.

    11. Sacramento Kings

    Projected Wins: 38.18

    Average Seed: 10.02

    If you thought Giannis Antetokounmpo broke out as a star during the 2016-17 season, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

    In our simulation, Giannis projects as averaging 25.4 points per game while also collecting 9.4 rebounds, 5.8 assists, 2.5 steals and 2.3 blocks per night. You know how many players have put up that line in the history of the game? Zero.

    No, not Agent Zero. The Greek Freak just projected as the first player ever to put up such ridiculous numbers.

    We don't even care about the projected wins here. We're buying our jersey as we speak.

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    10. San Antonio Spurs

    Projected Wins: 38.96

    Average Seed: 9.46

    Jimmy Butler is very good at basketball. This has been established, and his projected stat line of 21.4 points, 6.1 assists and 5.7 assists per game acts as further evidence should you need it.

    Here's the funny thing, though. His estimated wins added took a backseat to Eric Bledsoe. Yes, the same Eric Bledsoe whose EWA was 10.2 points lower than Butler's just a year ago.

    Is Butler slipping? Nah. His EWA dropped a bit from 20.5 to 18.7, but we're going to give credit where credit's due (mostly to Gregg Popovich) for watching Bledsoe skyrocket from 10.3 to 18.8.

    Only catch is that if you're going to win big, you probably need Butler to be your best player. Oh well. Lesson learned.

    9. Golden State Warriors

    Projected Wins: 40.58

    Average Seed: 8.60

    For NBA fans sick of watching Cavs-Warriors over and over again in the Finals, you've already learned there's a good chance Cleveland makes it in our 2K World. But lucky for you (sorry, Dubs hopefuls), there's only a 46 percent chance this iteration of the Bay Area's best even makes it to the playoffs.

    All that said, these Warriors can still put on a show. As you've seen in this piece, Steph is (obviously) a lights-out shooter who will likely win a three-point title. Greg Monroe is suddenly a beast again, which means the moose is loose. And as you may know from our full roster breakdowns, this team has enough depth to put on a show for 48 minutes.

    No, you may not be elite anymore, Dubs fans. But that's OK. That just means you're like the rest of us again.

    (It's not as bad as it sounds, I swear.)

    8. Memphis Grizzlies

    Projected Wins: 42.38

    Average Seed: 7.36

    We've now reached the Western Conference squads that not only had an average seeding in playoff position throughout the simulation, but we've also hit the teams that had a 50 percent or better shot at qualifying for the postseason.

    As far as Memphis is concerned, this is a group defined by efficient offense. The team averaged 107.6 points per contest behind Klay Thompson andBlake Griffin—the sixth-best mark in the conference—and was constantly floating around the top 10 in offensive efficiency.

    Without giving too much away, this squad ended up going deep into the playoffs multiple times.

    All right, all right—semi-spoiler alert: If you're looking at the two aforementioned stars, you're looking at one projected Finals MVP.

    7. Oklahoma City Thunder

    Projected Wins: 44.54

    Average Seed: 6.14

    We've said it before, and we'll say it again.

    This is Russell Westbrook's league.

    Without going even deeper into his stats than we already have, his impact is clearly felt on this version of the Thunder the same as it is in real life. And that's wild. To think that his video game character needs to live up to his actual self is unheard of.

    Jusuf Nurkic was great, J.J. Redick was the perfect complement, and in the words of the GM, this team has "spacing, defense and reserve scoring to surround the core, which is exactly what a modern NBA team needs."

    But let's call it like it is. Westbrook is a stud.

    You go, Brodie.

    6. Phoenix Suns

    Projected Wins: 45.53

    Average Seed: 5.41

    The Phoenix Suns did a very un-Suns-like thing in this simulation.

    They slowed it down.

    Although this may sound foreign in nature to fans in the desert, it seemed to get the job done. The Isaiah Thomas- and Andre Drummond-led group jumped between bottom-five and bottom-10 status in pace but managed to be the top team in terms of points per 100 possessions in about 20 percent of the simulations.

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    5. Houston Rockets

    Projected Wins: 46.27

    Average Seed: 5.26

    So you know how we just talked about the Suns doing very un-Suns like things? Apply that same discussion to this Houston Rockets group.

    Despite still being coached by Mike D'Antoni, the now-Damian Lillard-led group decided to drop the pace to near-bottom-five status and up its efficiency to the No. 1 team in the league in points per 100 possessions.

    With Lillard a first-team All-NBA player and Kevin Love averaging 20-plus points and 10-plus rebounds in most simulations, guys like Victor Oladipo, Steven Adams and Terrence Ross were able to slip into their respective roles and watch the wins pile on in.

    4. Portland Trail Blazers

    Projected Wins: 46.36

    Average Seed: 5.32

    The Portland Trail Blazers took a flier on Kyrie Irving and his desire to be the man.

    As it turned out, it was a high-risk situation that came with a high reward in the form of second-tier playoff success.

    The way this roster was built, three-point shooting was always going to come in low volumes. The team made up for it, though, with high efficiency in both long-range percentages and points per 100 possessions.

    The catch here was finding a consistent secondary or tertiary scorer. Sometimes Jayson Tatum was reliable; sometimes he wasn't.

    Irving never threatened his career-high usage rate, but he did get his team into home-court advantage range when it came to the postseason. No, he doesn't possess The LeBron James Effect we discussed earlier, but he's the right guy for this system.

    3. Utah Jazz

    Projected Wins: 46.52

    Average Seed: 5.02

    Remember earlier when we said the Brooklyn Nets took a page straight out of their own book? The Jazz followed suit.

    This squad, while never being confused for flashy, is—as the GM put it in our most recent publication—"all-in on the defense-always philosophy." It landed itself in the top five of defensive efficiency more than every team not named the Cavaliers or Bucks, and it rallied behind the production of its best player, Rudy Gobert.

    All that said, wanna hear the kicker? What makes this team so dangerous is that it somehow found a way to be a top-five three-point squad as well.

    Thinking about meeting these guys in the playoffs? Good luck.

    2. Los Angeles Clippers

    Projected Wins: 48.42

    Average Seed: 3.86

    Out of all 30 NBA teams, only one managed to walk away from the simulation with a 100 percent success rate at making the playoffs. These Los Angeles Clippers pulled off that incredible feat...and then did absolutely nothing in the postseason.

    Usually this is the part where we tease what their success looked like in the playoffs, but we'd be cruel to lead you on like that. In 50 simulations, the Clips made the playoffs a remarkable 50 times, had the third-highest projected win total in the league and averaged the second-best seed out west. And then they didn't advance past the Western Conference Finals once despite making it there several times.

    Hate to be the bearer of bad news, Clips fans, but it feels like we've been here before. At least this time you had Kevin Durant putting up 24.8 points, 8.5 rebounds and 4.6 assists per night.

    1. Dallas Mavericks

    Projected Wins: 48.42

    Average Seed: 3.58

    Remember when the James Harden-Dwight Howard experiment famously—almost alluringly—exploded before our very eyes in Houston?

    These Dallas Mavericks sure don't.

    Throughout our process, the Mavs consistently threatened for the top seed out West. They won conference championship after conference championship and nearly escaped with a perfect playoff projection.

    As far as Harden is concerned, he put up 26.7 points, 6.7 rebounds and 7.8 assists and shot 42.9 percent from deep. Howard, of course, wasn't nearly as impressive, but his per-36 numbers (15.8 PTS, 15.0 REB, 1.9 BLK) were comparable to last year's showing.

    If chemistry is concerning to you, try to forget about everything that happened in Houston. This team figured it out—or at least learned how to hide it really, really well.

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    Here's what every Eastern Conference team's playoff chances looked like in our simulation:
    • Brooklyn Nets: 0 percent
    • Toronto Raptors: 6 percent
    • Chicago Bulls: 12 percent
    • Washington Wizards: 32 percent
    • Orlando Magic: 34 percent
    • Miami Heat: 40 percent
    • Charlotte Hornets: 50 percent
    • Detroit Pistons: 50 percent
    • Milwaukee Bucks: 74 percent
    • New York Knicks: 76 percent
    • Atlanta Hawks: 84 percent
    • Indiana Pacers: 88 percent
    • Boston Celtics: 88 percent
    • Philadelphia 76ers: 90 percent
    • Cleveland Cavaliers: 96 percent

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    Here's what every Western Conference team's playoff chances looked like in our simulation:
    • Minnesota Timberwolves: 0 percent
    • Denver Nuggets: 2 percent
    • Los Angeles Lakers: 8 percent
    • New Orleans Pelicans: 10 percent
    • Sacramento Kings: 16 percent
    • San Antonio Spurs: 34 percent
    • Golden State Warriors: 46 percent
    • Memphis Grizzlies: 54 percent
    • Oklahoma City Thunder: 78 percent
    • Houston Rockets: 80 percent
    • Portland Trail Blazers: 86 percent
    • Phoenix Suns: 90 percent
    • Utah Jazz: 90 percent
    • Dallas Mavericks: 98 percent
    • Los Angeles Clippers: 100 percent

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    New York, Philadelphia and Cleveland round out the top three contenders out East, having gone to seven, 13 and 13 NBA Finals, respectively.

    Here's a full look at which Eastern Conference teams ended our simulation with the best chance at winning a conference championship:
    • Miami Heat: 2 percent
    • Milwaukee Bucks: 2 percent
    • Indiana Pacers: 4 percent
    • Detroit Pistons: 6 percent
    • Atlanta Hawks: 10 percent
    • Boston Celtics: 10 percent
    • New York Knicks: 14 percent
    • Philadelphia 76ers: 26 percent
    • Cleveland Cavaliers: 26 percent

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    Houston, Utah and Dallas round out the top three contenders out West, having gone to eight, 10 and 12 Finals, respectively, throughout our 50 simulations.

    Here's a full look at which Western Conference teams ended our simulation with the best chance at winning a conference championship:
    • San Antonio Spurs: 2 percent
    • Golden State Warriors: 2 percent
    • Memphis Grizzlies: 6 percent
    • Phoenix Suns: 8 percent
    • Oklahoma City Thunder: 10 percent
    • Portland Trail Blazers: 12 percent
    • Houston Rockets: 16 percent
    • Utah Jazz: 20 percent
    • Dallas Mavericks: 24 percent

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    The Boogie-led Sixers came away from our simulation as the official title favorites, with the Mavs, Cavs, Knicks and Jazz not far behind.

    Here's a look at all teams across the Association that boast at least a two percent shot of winning an NBA title:
    • Miami Heat: 2 percent
    • Detroit Pistons: 2 percent
    • Atlanta Hawks: 2 percent
    • Memphis Grizzlies: 2 percent
    • Phoenix Suns: 4 percent
    • Oklahoma City Thunder: 4 percent
    • Houston Rockets: 4 percent
    • Portland Trail Blazers: 6 percent
    • Boston Celtics: 6 percent
    • Utah Jazz: 10 percent
    • New York Knicks: 10 percent
    • Cleveland Cavaliers: 14 percent
    • Dallas Mavericks: 14 percent
    • Philadelphia 76ers: 20 percent

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    As the math goes, the more NBA championships you have, the more NBA Finals MVPs you obtain. The Sixers, however, are doing it in unique fashion by becoming the only squad to have more than one player walk away with a shot at a trophy.

    Here's a look at who has the best chance out of all 360 players to take home the hardware:
    • Isaiah Thomas, Phoenix Suns: 4 percent
    • Damian Lillard, Houston Rockets: 4 percent
    • Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder: 4 percent
    • John Wall, Boston Celtics: 6 percent
    • Kyrie Irving, Portland Trail Blazers: 6 percent
    • Rudy Gobert, Utah Jazz: 10 percent
    • LeBron James, New York Knicks: 10 percent
    • Chris Paul, Cleveland Cavaliers: 14 percent
    • James Harden, Dallas Mavericks: 14 percent
    • DeMarcus Cousins, Philadelphia 76ers: 18 percent
 
球迷老铁们,欢迎来到全新的 NBA 联盟

在过去的一周,B/R 公布了包含 30 只球队,360 名球员的模拟选秀结果

如果你错过了之前的部分内容,现在你可以利用这个机会重新追上我们的进度。

第一部分:球队基石

第二部分:顶级串联

第三到第五部分:首发阵容

第五到第十二部分:谁拥有最好的名单?

如果你想全面地回顾每一个名单,最后一个链接将是你最好的选择。至于最好的名单,这就是我们现在要解决的问题。

模拟是如何进行的?

一旦我们的名单就位,我们将全部的 30 只球队输入进 wringer(NBA 2K 模拟器)。你觉得我们就此为止了吗?才不呢。

我们模拟的过程包括 50 个独立的赛季模拟,我们将每一只球队和实际存在的球队总经理要素综合在一起,这样可以生成一个更好地样本库并且确保那些异常因素给最终模拟结果带来的影响降低到最小。

在这个过程中,我们追踪了一些其他的东西,比如模拟赛季的数据榜榜首,主要奖项获得者,模拟赛季战绩胜场,夺冠概率。接下来会介绍这些要素是如何演算出来的:

数据榜榜首:在每个赛季模拟过程完成后,我们记录下每个主要数据类别领先者。当所有的 50 个赛季模拟结束的时候,我们将各项数据榜榜首获得次数除以全部的模拟赛季数。举个例子,如果你最喜爱的球员在 50 个模拟赛季中拿到 25 个得分王,我们会将其设置为 50% 的机会能将这份荣誉抱回家。

主要奖项:上面的演算过程同样适用于这部分。如果你最喜爱的轮换球员获得了 13 次最佳第六人,我们会用这 13 次来除以 50 次的总模拟赛季数,所得到的 26% 就是这个球员获得这项荣誉的概率。

夺冠概率:开始发现一种模式的规律了吗?在新的阵容名单的基础上,如果你最喜爱的球队获得了 50 次模拟赛季中的 10 次总冠军,我们会赋予这支球队 20% 的机会将拉里奥布莱恩奖杯捧回家(这种模式同样适用于季后赛走向概率)。

预计战绩胜场:我们将每只球队胜场情况进行 50 次模拟并计算其平均值。我们还追踪了种子队伍附加环境的平均值——毕竟一只 43 胜的队伍在某一年会进入季后赛,而在第二年就可能进入乐透区——当我们对每支球队进行模拟排名时,就会用到预计赛季胜场这个概念。

得分王

在我们开始我们的第一次模拟判定时,我们可以做很多事情来让它更加戏剧化地呈现出来。我们可以解释在模拟的众多比赛场次中,场均得分排名第一和第二之间是为什么只有不到一分的差距。我们甚至可以推翻巨星之间巅峰对决的历史。

我们不打算在这里拐歪抹脚。

通过我们的模拟,韦少可以在每场比赛拿到 29.3 分—甚至有 94% 的概率拿到得分王头衔。

韦斯特布鲁克,俄赫拉河马城雷霆队(94%)

詹姆斯哈登,达拉斯小牛队(6%)

篮板王

因为在 2K 里面篮板榜的竞争差距要比得分榜更加接近,这更多的是对得分榜竞争缺乏悬念性的一种不满,并不是说要证明篮板球竞争是多么的激烈。

在 50 场模拟比赛里,哈桑 怀特塞德拿到了 30 次篮板王。安德鲁 德拉蒙德则可以拿到单赛季最高场均篮板数(平均每场 15.8 个篮板),但是菲尼克斯太阳的这位新中锋(安德鲁 德拉蒙德)只有篮板王(哈桑)一半的次数染指篮板王头衔。

哈桑 怀特塞德,夏洛特黄蜂队:60%

安德鲁 德拉蒙德,菲尼克斯太阳队:30%

小乔丹,波特兰开拓者队:10%

盖帽王

这是另一项哈桑 怀特塞德最喜欢的数据

怀特塞德在模拟数据中占据统治地位,相比于去小心翼翼地捡起那些擦板球,残忍的盖帽更加符合他的口味。

通过我们的模拟,怀特塞德包揽了 34 次盖帽王,并且平均每场比赛都要送出 2.9 次火锅。这个数据,就算放在现实中也足够进入历史前五。

哈桑 怀特塞德,夏洛特黄蜂队:68%

鲁迪 戈贝尔,犹他爵士队:26%

小乔丹,波特兰开拓者队:6%

抢断王

我们不得不承认,我们真心希望能够出现一个不被看好的球员在剩下的数据领域中脱颖而出拔得头筹,这样我们就可以来谈谈他是如何 “偷走” 比赛的。

但是,我们并不能看到这样的结果。我们只能执行 “默认的” 计划从而得到一个 “默认的” 结果,我想说的是科怀 莱昂纳德无论在过去,现在还是在未来,他的表现实在是太可怕了。

简而言之:莱昂纳德继续着不愧对他外号 “死亡捆绑” 的防守表现。凭借着他 6 尺 7 寸的身高和惊人的防守直觉,我们几乎找不到一个真正可以和他进行比较的外线球员。在我们的模拟数据中,莱昂纳德完全统治了抢断数据榜,每场都有 2.1 个抢断入账。

克里斯保罗和字母哥在抢断方面也很努力,但是印第安纳步行者的新成员(莱昂纳德)仍可以轻松拿下抢断王头衔。

科怀 莱昂纳德,印第安纳步行者队:76%

克里斯保罗,克利夫兰骑士队:14%

字母哥,萨克门托国王队:10%

助攻王

达米安 利拉德向来不是以传球著称的控卫。他在 2017-18 赛季的场均数据(27.0 分 5.9 次助攻)展现出了他的全面,但考虑到韦伯州立大学的出身,得分能力才是利拉德所擅长的。

但是,当他加入休斯顿火箭队和凯文乐福组队时,一些变化发生了。

在模拟的一开始,Dame D.O.L.L.A.(达米安 利拉德)每场比赛轻松砍下至少 25 分 10 次助攻的数据。

归根结底只有一件事要说:

把利拉德交给德安东尼,便会解锁他另一个全新的水准。

达米安 利拉德,休斯顿 火箭队:42%

韦少,俄赫拉荷马城雷霆队 34%

克里斯保罗,克利夫兰骑士队:16%

约翰沃尔,波士顿凯尔特人:8%

三分王

通过我们的模拟,一共有五位球员脱颖而出夺得赛季三分王桂冠,这比其他任何一项我们统计的数据都要多。不过最令人震惊的是,库里为我们呈现出了一些 “凶残” 的表现:45% 的场均三分命中率,并且拿到了 21 个模拟赛季的三分王头衔。

史蒂芬 库里,金州勇士队:42%

达米安 利拉德,修斯对火箭队:26%

詹姆斯哈登,达拉斯小牛队:20%

克莱 汤普森,孟菲斯灰熊队:10%

CJ 麦科勒姆,新奥尔良鹈鹕队:2%

在当今的篮球数据分析领域,先进的数据指标使球迷们产生了分歧。如果你喜欢那些比个人技术统计更进一层的数据分析,你会认为那些在这样一个现代并且令人激动的技术水平上演算比赛的人都是天才。如果你讨厌这些,你会认为他们是只会纸上谈兵的媒体人和娘炮,他们从来不敢捡起篮球在真正的球场上和你见真章。

但是,没有人会对他们所提供的东西而感到矛盾,我们都会认同一件很简单的道理:这些人确实存在,并且他们会在此刻直面你走来(提供少量的内容,以免吓到那些不相信他们的人)。

下面的数据统计表明,在以下三种热门的进阶数据统计中,哪些球员可以进入相应数据的 top3 以及具体概率情况。

持球率

韦少 俄赫拉荷马城雷霆队:100%

詹姆斯哈登 达拉斯小牛队:96%

字母哥:萨科门托国王队:94%

真实投篮命中率:

史蒂芬库里 金州勇士队:88%

凯文杜兰特 洛杉矶快船队:88%

布兰登莱特 亚特兰大老鹰队:84%

EWA 值(胜利加成值):

韦少,俄赫拉荷马城雷霆队:96%

凯文杜兰特,洛杉矶快船队:94%

勒布朗詹姆斯,纽约尼克斯队:93%
最有价值球员

在这个虚拟的联盟,最有价值球员的竞争越来越激烈。也引发了很多争论。有许多强有力的竞争者用他们的表现证明他们值得这个奖项。

新闻快递 球迷:这里没有虚拟的联盟,只有属于威少的联盟。

通过我们 50 次单赛季的模拟,威少平均获得 29.3 分,12.4 个篮板和 9.9 次助攻。虽然他没有连续两年达成赛季场均三双。但是他在 50 次模拟中,有 30 次达到了场均三双。

这一切都可以说。这是属于威少的联盟。


拉塞尔 威斯布鲁克,俄克拉荷马雷霆 86%

勒布朗 詹姆斯 ,纽约尼克斯 8%

詹姆斯 哈登 达拉斯小牛 6%

东部最后 5 名的球队

第 15 名布鲁克林篮网队:

平均胜场:26.26

平均排名:14.58

第 14 名多伦多猛龙队

平均胜场:31.46

平均排名:13.10

第 13 名芝加哥公牛队

平均胜场: 35.54

平均排名: 11.26

第 12 名华盛顿奇才队

平均胜场: 38.18

平均排名: 10.01

第 11 名奥兰多魔术队

平均胜场: 38.48

平均排名:9.58

东部 6-10 名球队

第 10 名迈阿密热火队:

平均胜场:39.47

平均排名:8.56

第 9 名密尔沃基雄鹿队

平均胜场:39.72

平均排名:8.38

第 8 名夏洛特黄蜂队

平均胜场: 40.48.

平均排名: 8.40

第 7 名底特律活塞队

平均胜场: 41.13

平均排名: 8.16

第 6 名纽约尼克斯队

平均胜场: 44.20

平均排名:5.54

东部前五名球队

第 5 名印第安纳步行者队:

平均胜场:44.24

平均排名:5.66

第 4 名亚特兰大老鹰队

平均胜场:44.30

平均排名:5.74

第 3 名波士顿凯尔特人队

平均胜场: 46.32.

平均排名: 4.58

第 2 名克里夫兰骑士队

平均胜场: 49.14

平均排名: 2.96

第 1 名费城 76 人队

平均胜场: 49.18

平均排名:3.26

西部最后 5 名球队

第 15 名明尼苏达森林狼队:

平均胜场:29.30

平均排名:14.28

第 14 名洛杉矶湖人队

平均胜场:32.48

平均排名:12.88

第 13 名新奥尔良鹈鹕队

平均胜场: 35.40

平均排名: 11.70

第 12 名丹佛掘金队

平均胜场: 36.54

平均排名: 11.20

第 11 名萨卡拉门托国王队

平均胜场: 38.18

平均排名:10.02

西部 6-10 名球队

第 10 名圣安东尼奥马刺队队:

平均胜场:38.96

平均排名:9.46

第 9 名金州勇士队

平均胜场:40.58

平均排名:8.60

第 8 名孟菲斯灰熊队队

平均胜场: 42.38.

平均排名: 7.36

第 7 名俄克拉荷马雷霆队

平均胜场: 44.54

平均排名: 6.14

第 6 名菲尼克斯太阳队

平均胜场: 45.53

平均排名:5.41

西部前五名球队

第 5 名休斯顿火箭队:

平均胜场:46.27

平均排名:5.26

第 4 名波特兰开拓者队

平均胜场:46.36

平均排名:5.32

第 3 名犹他爵士队

平均胜场: 46.52.

平均排名: 5.02

第 2 名洛杉矶快船队

平均胜场: 48.42

平均排名: 3.86

第 1 名达拉斯小牛队

平均胜场: 48.42

平均排名:3.58

东部 15 只球队进入 NBA 季后赛的几率

我们通过模拟得到了东部 15 只球队进入 NBA 季后赛的几率

· 布鲁克林篮网队:0 %

· 多伦多猛龙队:6%

· 芝加哥公牛队:12%

· 华盛顿奇才队:32%

· 奥兰多魔术队:34%

· 迈阿密热火队:40%

· 夏洛特黄蜂队: 50%

· 底特律活塞队:50%

· 密尔沃基雄鹿队:74%

· 纽约尼克斯队:76%

· 亚特兰大老鹰队:84%

· 印第安纳步行者队:88%

· 波士顿凯尔特人队:88 %

· 费城 76 人队:90%

· 克里夫兰骑士队:96%

  • 西部 15 只球队进入 NBA 季后赛的几率
  • 我们通过模拟得到了东部 15 只球队进入 NBA 季后赛的几率

· 明尼苏达森林狼队队:0 %

· 丹佛掘金队队:2%

· 洛杉矶湖人队:8%

· 新奥尔良鹈鹕队:10%

· 萨克拉门托国王队:16%

· 圣安东尼奥马刺队:34%

· 金州勇士队: 46%

· 孟菲斯灰熊队:54%

· 俄克拉荷马雷霆队:78%

· 休斯顿火箭队:80%

· 波特兰开拓者队:86%

· 菲尼克斯太阳队:90%

· 犹他爵士队:90%

· 达拉斯小牛队:98%

· 洛杉矶快船队:100%

获得东部冠军的几率

纽约尼克斯, 费城 76 人和克利夫兰骑士队成为模拟选秀中获得东区冠军次数最多的三只球队. 分别是 7 次, 13 次, 13 次. 我们通过模拟得到了东部球队获得 NBA 东区冠军的几率

· 迈阿密热火队:2%

· 密尔沃基雄鹿队:2%

· 印第安纳步行者队:4%

· 底特律活塞队:6%

· 亚特兰大老鹰队:10%

· 波士顿凯尔特人队:10%

· 纽约尼克斯队:14%

· 费城 76 人队:26%

· 克里夫兰骑士队:26%

  • 获得西部冠军的几率
  • 休斯顿火箭, 犹他爵士和达拉斯小牛队成为模拟选秀中获得西区冠军次数最多的三只球队. 分别是 8 次, 10 次, 12 次. 我们通过模拟得到了西部球队获得 NBA 西区冠军的几率
  • 圣安东尼奥马刺队:2%
  • 金州勇士队:2%
  • 孟菲斯灰熊队:6%
  • 菲尼克斯太阳队:8%
  • 俄克拉荷马雷霆队:10%
  • 波特兰开拓者队:12%
  • 休斯顿火箭队:16%
  • 犹他爵士队:20%
  • 达拉斯小牛队:24%
NBA 总冠军的几率

考辛斯使得 76 人成为在模拟中获得 NBA 总冠军可能性的球队, 达拉斯小牛队, 克里夫兰骑士队, 纽约尼克斯队和犹他爵士队的可能性也很大. 我们通过模拟得到了 NBA 球队获得 NBA 总冠军的至少有 2% 机率的球队.

· 迈阿密热火队:2%

· 底特律活塞队:2%

· 亚特拉的老鹰队: 2%

· 孟菲斯灰熊队:2%

· 菲尼克斯太阳队:4 %

· 俄克拉荷马雷霆队:4%

· 休斯顿火箭队:4%

· 波特兰开拓者队:6%

· 波士顿凯尔特人队:6%

· 犹他爵士队:10%

· 纽约尼克斯队:10%

· 克里夫兰骑士队:14%

· 达拉斯小牛队:14%

· 费城 76 人队:20%

获得最有价值球员的几率

根据数学推算, 球队获得 NBA 总冠军可能性越大的球队. 获得最有价值球员的概率也越大. 费城 76 人队的球员比普通球员获得最有价值球员的概率大. 我们通过模拟得到了 NBA 球员有机会获得最有价值球员可能相对大的球员

· 小伊赛亚 托马斯, 菲尼克斯太阳队:4%

· 达米安 利拉德, 休斯顿火箭队:4%

· 拉塞尔 威斯布鲁克, 俄克拉荷马雷霆队:4%

· 约翰 沃尔, 波士顿凯尔特人队:6%

· 凯里 欧文, 波特兰开拓者队:6%

· 鲁迪 戈伯特, 犹他爵士队:10%

· 勒布朗 詹姆斯, 纽约尼克斯队:10%

· 克里斯 保罗, 克里夫兰骑士队:14%

· 詹姆斯 哈登, 达拉斯小牛队:14%

· 德马库斯 考辛斯, 费城 76 人队: 18%
 
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