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chime in on the number of wins post-All Star

Tue, Feb 28 vs Boston - Loss
Wed, Feb 29 @ NY Knicks - Loss
Fri, Mar 2 vs Chicago - Loss
Sat, Mar 3 @ Washington - Loss
Mon, Mar 5 vs Utah
- Loss
Wed, Mar 7 @ Denver - Win
Fri, Mar 9 @ Oklahoma City - Win
Sun, Mar 11 vs Houston - Win
Tue, Mar 13 vs Toronto
Wed, Mar 14 @ Milwaukee

Sun, Mar 18 vs Atlanta
Mon, Mar 19 @ New Jersey
Wed, Mar 21 @ Atlanta
Fri, Mar 23 @ Orlando
Sun, Mar 25 vs Phoenix
Tue, Mar 27 @ Philadelphia
Wed, Mar 28 vs Detroit
Fri, Mar 30 vs Milwaukee

Sat, Mar 31 @ NY Knicks
Tue, Apr 3 vs San Antonio
Wed, Apr 4 @ Milwaukee
Fri, Apr 6 @ Toronto
Sun, Apr 8 @ New Jersey
Tue, Apr 10 vs Charlotte
Wed, Apr 11 vs Indiana

Fri, Apr 13 @ Indiana
Sat, Apr 14 @ Washington
Sun, Apr 15 vs Orlando
Tue, Apr 17 @ Detroit
Wed, Apr 18 vs Philadelphia
Fri, Apr 20 vs NY Knicks
Sun, Apr 22 @ San Antonio
Mon, Apr 23 @ Memphis
Wed, Apr 25 vs Washington
Thu, Apr 26 @ Chicago



http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1073947-final-win-loss-projections-for-every-nba-team-after-the-all-star-game/page/11

Cleveland Cavaliers

Current Record: 13-18

Games Remaining: 35

Final Prediction: 26-40, 10th in Eastern Conference

The Cleveland Cavaliers have shown improvement but still have work to do before making it back to the playoffs.

A little bit of luck in the draft order would give them another young player to add to rookies Kyrie Irving and Tristan Thompson.

It may not be by a lot, but the Cavaliers are headed in a much better direction as they dig out of the hole left for them by LeBron James.
 
chime in the number of wins post-All Star

Tue, Feb 28 vs Boston
Wed, Feb 29 @ NY Knicks
Fri, Mar 2 vs Chicago
Sat, Mar 3 @ Washington
Mon, Mar 5 vs Utah
Wed, Mar 7 @ Denver
Fri, Mar 9 @ Oklahoma City
Sun, Mar 11 vs Houston
Tue, Mar 13 vs Toronto
Wed, Mar 14 @ Milwaukee
Sun, Mar 18 vs Atlanta
Mon, Mar 19 @ New Jersey
Wed, Mar 21 @ Atlanta
Fri, Mar 23 @ Orlando
Sun, Mar 25 vs Phoenix
Tue, Mar 27 @ Philadelphia
Wed, Mar 28 vs Detroit
Fri, Mar 30 vs Milwaukee
Sat, Mar 31 @ NY Knicks
Tue, Apr 3 vs San Antonio
Wed, Apr 4 @ Milwaukee
Fri, Apr 6 @ Toronto
Sun, Apr 8 @
New Jersey
6:00 PM Tickets
Tue, Apr 10
vs
Charlotte
7:00 PM Tickets
Wed, Apr 11
vs
Indiana
7:00 PM Tickets
Fri, Apr 13
@
Indiana
7:00 PM Tickets
Sat, Apr 14
@
Washington
7:00 PM Tickets
Sun, Apr 15
vs
Orlando
6:00 PM Tickets
Tue, Apr 17
@
Detroit
7:30 PM Tickets
Wed, Apr 18
vs
Philadelphia
7:00 PM Tickets
Fri, Apr 20
vs
NY Knicks
7:30 PM Tickets
Sun, Apr 22
@
San Antonio
7:00 PM Tickets
Mon, Apr 23
@
Memphis
8:00 PM NBA TV Tickets
Wed, Apr 25
vs
Washington
7:00 PM Tickets
Thu, Apr 26
@
Chicago
8:00 PM


http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1073947-final-win-loss-projections-for-every-nba-team-after-the-all-star-game/page/11

Cleveland Cavaliers

Current Record: 13-18

Games Remaining: 35

Final Prediction: 26-40, 10th in Eastern Conference

The Cleveland Cavaliers have shown improvement but still have work to do before making it back to the playoffs.

A little bit of luck in the draft order would give them another young player to add to rookies Kyrie Irving and Tristan Thompson.

It may not be by a lot, but the Cavaliers are headed in a much better direction as they dig out of the hole left for them by LeBron James.

I bolded the game I think we for sure win, and I think we will win at least one Washington game, but they are all the second night of a b2b so that is why I am not sure we will win them. I think Orlando breaks down and trades Howard meaning their team will be terrible. There will be other games we win, we won't just win 6 games the rest of the season unless Kyrie gets injured. I could see us winning multiple games at the end of the year if the seeding is set as teams may decide to rest their starters. My overall prediction is 22 wins.
 
I count 14 or so winnable games but when taking back to backs in to account, there may be only 8 or so, so assuming we don't strip the team clean I'll assume we'll continue to beat some teams we shouldn't beat and take the high side (11-14).
 
I hope we're not dealing with the same roster soon so we will end up better in the lottery and looking forward. Really want to see Jamison/Sessions gone
 
Honestly, this team has an outside shot at 8 straight losses (4 in 5 followed by 4 tough games). Lose all 8, and they're back in business. Win 3-4, say hello to a double digit pick.
 
It'll be interesting to see how many RCFr's vote for 5 or less because that's what it'll take to put us in the running for a top 5 pick against Char, Wash, NJ, NO. Does anyone really think that talented, hardworking, competitive guys like Kyrie, TT, Gee along with the role players we have on the squad would really be a lot worse than those bottom feeders even without Sessions, AJ, and Andy? That doesn't even take into account any contributors we might get back along with draft picks.
 
I look at the schedule and only see BTD and ATD. 10 before-trade-deadline games, 25 after-trade-deadline games. :chuckles:
 
I look at the schedule and only see BTD and ATD. 10 before-trade-deadline games, 25 after-trade-deadline games. :chuckles:

I look at the schedule and only see WAVS and PAVS. 10 With Antawn Varejao Sessions and 25 Post Antawn Varejao Sessions. I can't wait for PAVS! :)
 
I still want to keep Andy. I know he's getting older and whatever, but you always need talented big men and I'm not sure we ever replace his value. Now if it's a homerun deal that we can't turn down, well we can't turn it down. I'd rather keep him until the wheels fall off
 
Brutal schedule to finish the season but the team has already beat a couple of above .500 teams so I expect a few more surprise wins and a few more dissapointments ( ala Bobcats ). 11-14 sounds about right.
 
http://http://espn.go.com/nba/hollinger/playoffodds

According to the projected records on Hollinger's playoff odds, 10 or 11 wins would put us in the hunt for a top 5 pick

Hollinger's predictions appear to have a bias. With very few exeptions, the teams currently with winning records play worse for the rest of the season, and the losing teams play better. Some dramatically better, e.g. NO goes from .214 to .318. The teams we would be competing against for that 5th spot ALL play better in the projections. This seems highly unlikely.

However if one projects based on current percentages, if we win 10 more games our winning percentage would be .348. Assuming the other teams continue to win at their current rate that would put us 8th. If we won 6 games we would squeak into 5th behind Toronto. To have some insurance against the likelyhood of a team moving up in the lottery winning 5 games would move us into 4th.

BTW, I voted 11-14 and I assumed there will be some player movement.
 
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Hollinger's predictions appear to have a bias. With very few exeptions, the teams currently with winning records play worse for the rest of the season, and the losing teams play better. Some dramatically better, e.g. NO goes from .214 to .318. The teams we would be competing against for that 5th spot ALL play better in the projections. This seems highly unlikely.

However if one projects based on current percentages, if we win 10 more games our winning percentage would be .348. Assuming the other teams continue to win at their current rate that would put us 8th. If we won 6 games we would squeak into 5th behind Toronto. To have some insurance against the likelyhood of a team moving up in the lottery winning 5 games would move us into 4th.

BTW, I voted 11-14 and I assumed there will be some player movement.
The odds are just based off of statistical projections.

The Hornets are 4-6 in their last 10 and played the second toughest schedule in the first half. It would stand to reason that they will play better moving forward.

The Kings have played only 12 one games compared to 21 on the road. With such a home heavy schedule remaining, I'd think they too would improve.

The Nets and Bucks have also played tougher first half schedules than most and have also played a few more road games that home games so far.

That's just some of the teams, but there are valid reasons as to why they're projected to improve.
 

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