NBA bully rankings 2013-14.

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NBA bully rankings 2013-14.

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Last edited Jan 26, 2014

Created on Jan 26, 2014

The visualization ranks all 30 NBA teams by their "bully" score, a metric that subtracts a team's average point differential against above-.500 opponents from its differential against below-.500 opponents, indicating how much a team feasts on weaker competition. Using data from Caged's gist, the table shows each team's above/below .500 differentials, the resulting bully factor, and total point differential, with teams sorted by this bully score. A note explains why Oklahoma City ranks last despite a positive overall differential, since they perform equally well against both good and bad teams. The display highlights how bully scores reveal scheduling and matchup tendencies beyond simple win-loss records.

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