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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 3982704, member: 289"]
2019 NB: 74 OG: 47 Historical: OG: 4,247 points, 40 victories and 16 rings NB: 3,425 points, 20 victories and 12 rings

The Nets and Knicks weren’t so cozy anymore. The Nets improved to 42-40, better than 15 teams while the Knicks tanked again, going 17-65, the worst record in the NBA.

The Islanders sudden rose from under the waves to finish second at 48-27-7 (103), better than 26 teams. The Rangers and Devils disappeared under those same waves, finishing 7th and 8th, with the Rangers going 32-36-14 (78), better than 5 teams and 31-41-10 (72), better than 2 teams, respectively. The islanders swept the Penquins in the first round but got swept by the Carolina Hurricanes in the quarters. The New Breed was in command coming out of the spring, 46-5.

The Yankees reclaimed the 5 team AL East with a 103-59 record while the Red Sox couldn’t find the previous year’s magic, falling to 84-78 with largely the same team. Amazingly the Yanks had only the third best record in baseball as the Astros won 107 games and the Dodgers 106. The Twins won 101 games. So who won it all? The Washington Nationals, a wild card team that had won 93 games. The Yankees beat the Twins but lost in the ALCS to Houston. Still they had a haul of 39 points. The Mets went 86-76, better than 18 teams but failed to make the playoffs. The New Breed clung to a 64-44 lead.

The Jets and Giants were still losers, the Jets going 7-9, better than 10 teams, and the Giants 4-12, better than 3 teams. The New Breed had their 20th victory, 74-47.
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