Going back to 2010, home teams are 16-4 s/u in Game 2 of a playoff series, after losing the first game.
Here are the the margins that the home team won (or lost) by, in reverse chronological order, starting with the visiting Wiz beating the Raptors by 11 points, a few days ago
In about half of the games, the home team won by double digits
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Going back to 2010, home teams are 16-4 s/u in Game 2 of a playoff series, after losing the first game.
Here are the the margins that the home team won (or lost) by, in reverse chronological order, starting with the visiting Wiz beating the Raptors by 11 points, a few days ago
Thx for this info.....do you know whether these results are from the second round or later?
Reason is there is usually greater disparity between teams in 1st round than in later rounds and I'm wondering whether a lot of these results are from 1st round games.
BOL Biscuit
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Thx for this info.....do you know whether these results are from the second round or later?
Reason is there is usually greater disparity between teams in 1st round than in later rounds and I'm wondering whether a lot of these results are from 1st round games.
Thx for this info.....do you know whether these results are from the second round or later?
Reason is there is usually greater disparity between teams in 1st round than in later rounds and I'm wondering whether a lot of these results are from 1st round games.
BOL Biscuit
Good point.
Stats are from every round, including Finals, going back to 2010. The biggest blowouts tend to come from the two earlier rounds, (but not exclusively).
I had charted every playoff game for about 20 years, but that info was lost/accidentally deleted. I don't have time now to re-create 20 years of stats. I know 5 years/20 series is a relatively small sample size, but IIRC the stats are similar to those stats I lost.
GL oceanguy
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Quote Originally Posted by oceanguy:
Thx for this info.....do you know whether these results are from the second round or later?
Reason is there is usually greater disparity between teams in 1st round than in later rounds and I'm wondering whether a lot of these results are from 1st round games.
BOL Biscuit
Good point.
Stats are from every round, including Finals, going back to 2010. The biggest blowouts tend to come from the two earlier rounds, (but not exclusively).
I had charted every playoff game for about 20 years, but that info was lost/accidentally deleted. I don't have time now to re-create 20 years of stats. I know 5 years/20 series is a relatively small sample size, but IIRC the stats are similar to those stats I lost.
Those are very nice stats but what if the hometeam is fukked-up like I believe the Hawks are?
If you don't like a team, don't back 'em. Or if you have an angle that you like better that favors the Wiz, back them.. Not sure? , Just pass on it. The Star-Spangled Banner plays every day in this country, just wait for a game you like
GL
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Quote Originally Posted by 666LES:
Those are very nice stats but what if the hometeam is fukked-up like I believe the Hawks are?
If you don't like a team, don't back 'em. Or if you have an angle that you like better that favors the Wiz, back them.. Not sure? , Just pass on it. The Star-Spangled Banner plays every day in this country, just wait for a game you like
I love watching hockey, but trying to cap the games gives me a migraine.
Down 0-3 in the series, I see the Habs are up 2-0 on the Bolts right now. I have a hunch that the Wild will also give a good effort later on vs Hawks, win tonight, and then likely lose in Chicago in Game 5. Just a hunch tho, based on the fact that the Blackhawks have only swept one playoff series in their last 17 chances.
BOL
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Quote Originally Posted by hart31:
interesting stats all the 3 teams won the game 2
nice job
its working for NHL ?
team down by 3 ?
Thanks hart31
I love watching hockey, but trying to cap the games gives me a migraine.
Down 0-3 in the series, I see the Habs are up 2-0 on the Bolts right now. I have a hunch that the Wild will also give a good effort later on vs Hawks, win tonight, and then likely lose in Chicago in Game 5. Just a hunch tho, based on the fact that the Blackhawks have only swept one playoff series in their last 17 chances.
Do you happen to have stats as to how teams coming off a 7 game series victory do in game one and two of their next series if they begin that next series on the road?
Thanks.
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Biscuit:
Do you happen to have stats as to how teams coming off a 7 game series victory do in game one and two of their next series if they begin that next series on the road?
Do you happen to have stats as to how teams coming off a 7 game series victory do in game one and two of their next series if they begin that next series on the road?
Thanks.
Sorry I don't have that info. I can say, from personal observation, that I'd be careful about going against that team coming off of a win in a Game 7. Especially in the first game of the next series. For example, I'm not surprised at how the first two games of Clipps/Rockets has played out.
Rockets had 5 or 6 days off before game 1. Big disadvantage. When you rest, you rust. A team coming off a Game 7 win (like the Clipps) usually doesn't have that problem.
I would add, that in the regular season, a team usually performs best with 2 days off between games. No more, no less. I keep that in mind when a new series is starting, if there's a rest disparity between the two teams.
GL
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Quote Originally Posted by oceanguy:
Biscuit:
Do you happen to have stats as to how teams coming off a 7 game series victory do in game one and two of their next series if they begin that next series on the road?
Thanks.
Sorry I don't have that info. I can say, from personal observation, that I'd be careful about going against that team coming off of a win in a Game 7. Especially in the first game of the next series. For example, I'm not surprised at how the first two games of Clipps/Rockets has played out.
Rockets had 5 or 6 days off before game 1. Big disadvantage. When you rest, you rust. A team coming off a Game 7 win (like the Clipps) usually doesn't have that problem.
I would add, that in the regular season, a team usually performs best with 2 days off between games. No more, no less. I keep that in mind when a new series is starting, if there's a rest disparity between the two teams.
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