Post by Martinez on Oct 27, 2010 10:04:33 GMT -5
How I rank them: 1 point for every regular season win, 2 points for every playoff win, 10 points for every Finals appearance, 20 points for every championship This is an experimental thing if the points reward system is imbalanced I'll fix it for next year
My reasoning for the rankings is to heavily grade people who have made the Finals and won the Championships. This really separates those teams that choke come playoff team and those that perform exceptionally come playoff time.
My only concern as I am doing the rankings is that 1 point for a Regular Season Win is a bit to much, maybe if it were 1/2 point it'd be better. In any case I think the rankings as they are pretty good [/u]
Ranking Guide:
Wins-Losses Win% Regular Season
Wins-Losses Win% Playoffs
Playoff Appearances
Final Appearances
Championships
A bolded team name signifies one GM for entire career
The Rankings
Closing Notes
Teams with only 1 GM Rank
3. Toronto Raptors
5. Chicago Bulls
6. Philadelphia 76ers
8. New York Knicks
13. Portland Trail Blazers
15. Cleveland Cavaliers
17. Golden State Warriors
18. Oklahoma City Thunder
19.Dallas Mavericks
24. New Orleans Hornets
25. Memphis Grizzlies
26. Detroit Pistons
If these rankings were based on GMs Andrew and Pig would be at the bottom of the list. Andrew being at the bottom having been both the GM of the Los Angeles Clippers(#28) and Houston Rockets (#27) on this list and not counting the Denver Nuggets which he was fired before the inaugural season on this list. Up to the day of this writing he has yet to have an above .500 season and the highest win total he recorded was his final year with the Clippers at 34 wins. His total record as a GM comes out to 102 wins and 226 losses.
The New York Knicks lead the BBS in Regular Season wins but have not once reached the Finals and this drops them all the way down to 8th on the list.
The Orlando Magic are the only team in the top 10 with a Regular Season record under .500. Other than perhaps the Phoenix Suns the Orlando Magic are the most efficient team when reaching the finals being a perfect 2 for 2. The Suns are an astonishing 3 for 4 in the Finals.
Some of the surprising teams near the bottom of the list are the Thunder and Mavericks whom seem to be perennial playoff contenders but have not reached a single Finals appearance despite 20 playoff appearances between the two combined. '
The Memphis Grizzlies are the most disappointing team come Playoff time they have more playoff appearances than teams ranked 19 and below but have only amassed 17 wins in those appearances which is a little less than 2 wins per playoff appearance.
My reasoning for the rankings is to heavily grade people who have made the Finals and won the Championships. This really separates those teams that choke come playoff team and those that perform exceptionally come playoff time.
My only concern as I am doing the rankings is that 1 point for a Regular Season Win is a bit to much, maybe if it were 1/2 point it'd be better. In any case I think the rankings as they are pretty good [/u]
Ranking Guide:
Wins-Losses Win% Regular Season
Wins-Losses Win% Playoffs
Playoff Appearances
Final Appearances
Championships
A bolded team name signifies one GM for entire career
The Rankings
| The Elite 1.  Suns 831 675 .552 109 72 .602 14 4 31149 points 2.  Jazz 817 688 .543 108 78 .581 13 4 11093 points 3.  Raptors 842 667 .558 83 83 .500 15 2 11048 points 4.  Nuggets 825 684 .547 73 57 .562 12 2 21031 points 5.  Bulls 806 697 .536 78 62 .557 11 2 21022 points 6.  76ers 828 684 .548 59 59 .500 11 3 11006 points 7.  Heat 778 727 .517 74 57 .565 10 4 21006 points |
The Good 8.  Knicks 862 639 .574 70 75 .483 14 0 01002 points 9.  Bobcats 796 717 .526 60 49 .550 10 2 2976 points 10.  Magic 728 783 .482 67 50 .573 8 2 2922 points 11.  Lakers 762 749 .504 64 50 .561 9 2 0910 points 12.  Nets 798 707 .530 53 52 .505 11 0 0904 points 13.  Trail Blazers 782 724 .519 45 48 .484 10 1 1902 points |
The Average 14.  Pacers 806 702 .534 41 51 .446 11 1 0898 points 15.  Cavaliers 788 719 .523 34 59 .366 13 1 1886 points 16.  Spurs 755 756 .500 56 65 .463 13 1 0877 points 17.  Warriors 750 763 .496 44 50 .468 10 2 0858 points |
On The Brink Of Crapiness 18.  Thunder 737 768 .490 58 58 .500 11 0 0853 points 19.  Mavericks 771 735 .512 33 40 .452 9 0 0837 points 20.  Timberwolves 717 786 .477 32 44 .421 9 1 0791 points |
The Worst of the Worst 21.  Celtics 717 792 .475 24 36 .400 8 0 0765 points 22.  Hawks 714 795 .473 24 28 .462 5 0 0762 points 23.  Wizards 675 825 .450 34 27 .557 5 1 0753 points 24.  Hornets 667 842 .442 30 42 .417 8 1 0737 points |
Just Plain Shitty 25.  Grizzlies 683 825 .453 17 40 .298 10 0 0717 points 26.  Pistons 660 850 .437 27 33 .450 6 0 0714 points 27.  Rockets 654 847 .436 29 43 .403 8 0 0712 points 28.  Clippers 676 834 .448 16 36 .308 8 0 0708 points 29.  Bucks 634 879 .419 33 31 .516 6 0 0700 points |
Closing Notes
Teams with only 1 GM Rank
3. Toronto Raptors
5. Chicago Bulls
6. Philadelphia 76ers
8. New York Knicks
13. Portland Trail Blazers
15. Cleveland Cavaliers
17. Golden State Warriors
18. Oklahoma City Thunder
19.Dallas Mavericks
24. New Orleans Hornets
25. Memphis Grizzlies
26. Detroit Pistons
If these rankings were based on GMs Andrew and Pig would be at the bottom of the list. Andrew being at the bottom having been both the GM of the Los Angeles Clippers(#28) and Houston Rockets (#27) on this list and not counting the Denver Nuggets which he was fired before the inaugural season on this list. Up to the day of this writing he has yet to have an above .500 season and the highest win total he recorded was his final year with the Clippers at 34 wins. His total record as a GM comes out to 102 wins and 226 losses.
The New York Knicks lead the BBS in Regular Season wins but have not once reached the Finals and this drops them all the way down to 8th on the list.
The Orlando Magic are the only team in the top 10 with a Regular Season record under .500. Other than perhaps the Phoenix Suns the Orlando Magic are the most efficient team when reaching the finals being a perfect 2 for 2. The Suns are an astonishing 3 for 4 in the Finals.
Some of the surprising teams near the bottom of the list are the Thunder and Mavericks whom seem to be perennial playoff contenders but have not reached a single Finals appearance despite 20 playoff appearances between the two combined. '
The Memphis Grizzlies are the most disappointing team come Playoff time they have more playoff appearances than teams ranked 19 and below but have only amassed 17 wins in those appearances which is a little less than 2 wins per playoff appearance.
