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Re: New Power Rankings

LOL, I hope Boston doesn't see Hollinger's rankings when we roll in. They might feel like "correcting" him.
 
Re: Interesting! New ESPN Power Rankings!

Portland in 4th, the 2nd best team in the west. For those that don't want to guess :P
 
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Denver's in fifth and honestly their play recently since getting Billups scares me a bit. They're playing well..
 
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How many power rankings threads have we had?
 
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We should be able to hold our spot if we beat the Knicks, Wizards, and Raptors but lose to the Celtics on this 5 game road trip.
 
Re: Interesting! New ESPN Power Rankings!

alex42083 said:
Denver's in fifth and honestly their play recently since getting Billups scares me a bit. They're playing well..
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You know, they're playing really well and I think they could beat us in a 7 game series right now. However, I think by the end of the year when Oden is in shape and the team has learned how to work with him better a team like Denver wouldn't last 5 against Portland. Portland is just going to be too strong in the paint.

I think the mistake of getting rid of Camby is now magnified. They'd be a legitimate Championship contender this season if they had Camby.
 
How the hell are the Nets 22 in the RGM rankings?

Oh, statistic-driven ranking. Makes sense.
 
I just hope we're not peaking too early. We're young. I would love to see this all season.... :grin:
 
Hollinger's formula just gave Portland 100% odds of making the playoffs. I personally think it's too early to make a call like that, but I liked seeing it anyway.
 
does anyone know of any articles that compare Hollingers playoff predictions with what actually happened last year?
I'd like to see a comparison of the two
after 20 games
after 40 games
after 60 games
after 80 games

As far as I know, he's using the same formula this year as last year.
 
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