Here’s a summary of the B-League teams in recent “competition’ against A-League teams:
Aggregate those utterly sad win-loss figures and you’ll find B-League teams have posted a dastardly 12-167 record against A-League teams across those varying chunks of games. Twelve wins and 167 losses. That’s almost 15 losses for every win.
The outright futility is so pervasive that it’s worth wondering if more than a third of the league has essentially split off and morphed into a G League division. Seriously, if the South Bay Lakers, who went 26-10 in the G League this season, played 179 games against A-League competition, could they eke out 12 wins over that span? It’s not out of the realm of possibility, and that’s what’s so unnerving about the state of the league.
If you feel the above breakdown is misleading, the monthly breakdown paints the same alarming picture. In the month of March, B-League teams have been walloped by A-League teams to the tune of a 12-98 record, which equates to a .109 record — the worst month this season. Since December, the B-League teams have fared increasingly worse as the draft lottery nears.
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Here’s a summary of the B-League teams in recent “competition’ against A-League teams:
Aggregate those utterly sad win-loss figures and you’ll find B-League teams have posted a dastardly 12-167 record against A-League teams across those varying chunks of games. Twelve wins and 167 losses. That’s almost 15 losses for every win.
The outright futility is so pervasive that it’s worth wondering if more than a third of the league has essentially split off and morphed into a G League division. Seriously, if the South Bay Lakers, who went 26-10 in the G League this season, played 179 games against A-League competition, could they eke out 12 wins over that span? It’s not out of the realm of possibility, and that’s what’s so unnerving about the state of the league.
If you feel the above breakdown is misleading, the monthly breakdown paints the same alarming picture. In the month of March, B-League teams have been walloped by A-League teams to the tune of a 12-98 record, which equates to a .109 record — the worst month this season. Since December, the B-League teams have fared increasingly worse as the draft lottery nears.