We haven't done this before, have we?

Not mid-season.

We did a wins draft a couple years ago before the season as a way to replace the over-under pod.

And so instead, we did a draft with me, you, Jeremy, and Chris, where we each took, I believe, let's see, 30 divided by four is seven.

So we each took seven teams and then there was two non-taken teams.

And they both ended up with the worst two records in the NBA.

And we then calculated wins throughout the year.

So what we're going to do is with the remaining schedule, predict, or I guess pick 15 teams each.

And we're going to pick the teams we think will win the most amount of games.

We'll try to do a wins draft between the two of us.

Now, one difficult part is some teams have 25 games left.

Some teams have 22 games left.

Like the Knicks have 22 games left. The Sixers have 25 games left. Some teams have 22 games left. Like the Knicks have 22 games left. The Sixers have 25 games left. So obviously there's

the calculation that one team has more opportunities to win games. There's also the,

which teams are going to tank, which teams are going to arrest guys, which teams are going to

have stuff wrapped up, which seems are going to have stuff to play for, which I think added a new

wrinkle into my research of looking at schedules that made this kind of fun.

So I'm curious how this goes.

As am I, I just want to point out that like first have, the first half, like, what we've seen so far is, if history is any indication,

certainly not, uh, necessarily a predictor of what may could maybe happen in the second half.

Um, for example, last season um the team that

finished the first half of the season with the second most wins the golden state warriors

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