NBA Regular Season Recrod Predictions

Eastern Conference
		W	L	PCT
1	Boston	57	25	0.695122
2	Detroit	55	27	0.6707317
3	Cleveland	50	32	0.6097561
4	Orlando	44	38	0.5365854
5	Philadelphia	44	38	0.5365854
6	Toronto	41	41	0.5
7	Miami	38	44	0.4634146
8	Atlanta	36	46	0.4390244
	Washington	36	46	0.4390244
	New Jersey	34	48	0.4146341
	Chicago	33	49	0.402439
	New York	30	52	0.3658537
	Charlotte	30	52	0.3658537
	Milwaukee	30	52	0.3658537
	Indiana	20	62	0.2439024
Western Conference
		W	L	PCT
1	LA Lakers	59	23	0.7195122
2	Houston	58	24	0.7073171
3	New Orleans	56	26	0.6829268
4	Utah	56	26	0.6829268
5	San Antonio	55	27	0.6707317
6	Phoenix	51	31	0.6219512
7	Portland	51	31	0.6219512
8	Dallas	50	32	0.6097561
	Denver	48	34	0.5853659
	LA Clippers	37	45	0.4512195
	Sacramento	32	50	0.3902439
	Minnesota	30	52	0.3658537
	Golden State	25	57	0.304878
	Memphis	23	59	0.2804878
	OKC	21	61	0.2560976

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