How to determine the ranking and playoff qualification when the NBA regular season record is the same? In the NBA regular season, the team's performance is an important indicator to determine the ranking and playoff qualification. However, when two or more teams have the same record, a series of rules need to be adopted to determine their rankings and seasons
How to determine the ranking and playoff qualification when the NBA regular season record is the same?
In the NBA regular season, the team's performance is an important indicator to determine the ranking and playoff qualification. However, when two or more teams have the same record, a series of rules need to be adopted to determine their rankings and playoff qualifications.
First, the NBA will compare the winning and losing records of these teams in the regular season. If one of the two teams has an advantage in the match between the two teams, the team will be in front. This is because victory in a direct confrontation can be seen as a better performance.
If the winning and losing records of two teams are the same in the regular season, the NBA will compare their internal winning and losing records in the same season. In other words, the NBA calculates the difference in scores between the two teams. If one of the teams has a bigger score difference in these games, it will be in the front row.
If the winning and losing records and internal winning and losing records of two teams are the same, the NBA will compare their winning and losing records against other teams in the regular season. This will relate to the winning/losing ratio of the team against other teams throughout the season. If one team has a higher winning rate, it will be in the front row.
If the results of the two teams are the same in the above three aspects, the NBA will take the difference between the winning and losing points of the teams to rank. The difference between winning and losing points refers to the difference between scoring and losing points in the whole regular season. If one of the teams has a bigger score difference, it will be in the front row.
If none of the above rules can determine the ranking, the NBA will draw lots at random to determine the team's ranking. In this case, each team will be assigned a number and then draw lots. Teams with smaller numbers will be ranked first.
For the determination of playoff qualification, the rules adopted by the NBA are similar to the rankings. First, the top eight teams will qualify for the playoffs. If two or more teams have the same record, the above rules will be used to determine their ranking and playoff qualification.
In a word, when two or more teams have the same record in the NBA regular season, the ranking and playoff qualification will be compared according to their record of victory or defeat in the regular season, internal record of victory or defeat, record of victory or defeat of other teams and difference in score. If all the above rules cannot be determined, the ranking will be determined by random lottery.
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In the NBA regular season, it is a complex and fair process to determine the ranking and playoff qualification with the same record. The NBA has adopted a series of rules to ensure that the team's ranking and playoff qualification are fair. These rules not only consider the direct confrontation between teams, but also consider the team's performance with other teams throughout the season. At the same time, the method of random lottery is also used as the final determinant to ensure fairness. This way of ranking and playoff qualification makes NBA games more intense and interesting. Every game has a significant impact on the team's ranking and playoff qualification.
