https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Hgjdq ... -95E_3Wff4
See the SOS spreadsheet above.
What do we learn from this? Well, a few things.
1. The 76ers are even better than we think they are.
Philly 'only' has the 4th best record in the league, but they've had the hardest strength of schedule thus far, and have the easiest strength of schedule for the rest of the season. I, for one, would not be surprised if they had home-court throughout the playoffs when all 82 games are done and played.
2. The Wizards might be in trouble.
During the Horns and Fangs podcast I sat it on, we were asked to handicap the last couple of Eastern Conference playoff spots. The Wizards currently sit in the 7th spot, but are only 2.5 games from being out of the dance altogether. They have the second toughest schedule down the stretch, but it is home-heavy. A huge majority of their 27 losses have come against +.500 teams, which doesn't necessarily bode well for their record when all is said and done.
3. The Southwest and Northwest divisions should go down to the wire.
The Rockets have the upper hand in the SW, but the Mavs have one of the easiest schedules down the stretch. This division could very well come down to the last day of the season. In the Northwest, the three-legged race doesn't become any more clear with this data. None of the teams have a ton of home games left, all three are in the top half of easiest schedules thus far. This is going to be a fun one.