1990-91 NBA season computer simulated replay

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 10th 1991:

Indiana 104 at New York 122
LA Clippers 99 at Washington 128
Sacramento 101 at Charlotte 116
Orlando 113 at San Antonio 128
Houston 129 at Denver 121
Golden State 119 at Seattle 137

Close battles going on for 1st place in the Midwest and Pacific divisions.

In the Atlantic division, Boston and Philadelphia were battling it out for a while but now Boston has opened up a bit of a lead.

The Central division is pretty much a runaway for the Bulls as they have a fairly comfortable 1st place lead over Milwaukee. The other five teams in the division are below .500.

8 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 11th 1991:

LA Clippers 112 at Boston 144
Minnesota 83 at Miami 106
Portland 105 at Detroit 100
Atlanta 97 at Chicago 128
Philadelphia 119 at Milwaukee 125 (OT)
Utah 110 at Dallas 107
Houston 110 at Phoenix 95
Cleveland 75 at LA Lakers 110

11 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 12th 1991:

Atlanta 105 at New York 112
New Jersey 111 at Philadelphia 138
Boston 111 at Washington 114
Chicago 106 at Charlotte 101
Miami 90 at Detroit 106
Milwaukee 121 at Indiana 110
Orlando 94 at Dallas 133
Utah 123 at San Antonio 114
Cleveland 108 at Denver 125
Phoenix 124 at Golden State 125 (OT)
Seattle 104 at Sacramento 108

2 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 13th 1991:

Portland 119 at New Jersey 93
Houston 84 at LA Lakers 89

4 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 14th 1991:

New York 126 at Atlanta 121
Milwaukee 89 at Chicago 130
Detroit 116 at Dallas 94
Houston 107 at LA Clippers 82

8 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

When I first started this computer replay, I knew the Bulls would be good but I didn't expect them to be THIS good, through 36 games their record is 32-4, this puts them on pace to finish the season with 72 or 73 wins, compared to the 61 wins of the actual team.

Boston seems to be the Bulls main competition in the East conference. In the West, the Bulls main competition is probably the Lakers.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 15th 1991:

Golden State 129 at New Jersey 136
Orlando 106 at Miami 130
Atlanta 105 at Indiana 98
Portland 118 at Minnesota 105
San Antonio 86 at Utah 99
Washington 125 at Phoenix 113
Charlotte 110 at LA Lakers 132
Denver 131 at Seattle 125

8 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

In the Midwest division, Utah and Houston are battling it out for 1st place, San Antonio has fallen a few games behind.

In the Pacific division, the Lakers have opened up a 3-game lead over Phoenix and Portland.

Denver is performing better than expected, the actual team won just 20 games but the computer team is currently on pace to win between 25 and 30 games.

Charlotte currently has the worst record with just 6 wins so far.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 16th 1991:

Golden State 116 at Boston 121
Minnesota 88 at New York 97
Chicago 121 at Orlando 106
Miami 112 at Cleveland 134
Indiana 81 at Milwaukee 110
Dallas 102 at San Antonio 128
Charlotte 129 at Denver 151
Washington 108 at LA Clippers 119

2 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 17th 1991:

Detroit 97 at Houston 118
LA Lakers 107 at Sacramento 100

11 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 18th 1991:

New Jersey 83 at Boston 138
Golden State 129 at Philadelphia 144
New York 104 at Miami 91
Chicago 116 at Atlanta 96
Utah 99 at Cleveland 102
Orlando 99 at Milwaukee 123
LA Clippers 121 at Dallas 132
Charlotte 93 at San Antonio 105
Detroit 113 at Phoenix 129
Seattle 111 at LA Lakers 113
Washington 93 at Portland 125

Boston has yet to lose a home game and is playing near .500 on the road.

If I had to predict which team would win the Midwest division, I'd probably pick Houston. A close battle, but Houston just seems to have that little bit of an edge over Utah and San Antonio. Will see where everything stands at seasons end.

Detroit still has to be the most disappointing team in this computer replay. The actual team finished with 50 wins, but the computer team is on pace to LOSE 50 games at the rate they're going. Atlanta and Indiana are underperforming also. Milwaukee is a distant 2nd place in the Central division, 9 1/2 games behind the raging Bulls.

9 games scheduled for tomorrow.

[1960'sTVfan]

Final scores for games of January 19th 1991:

New York 98 at Philadelphia 119
New Jersey 93 at Atlanta 140
Utah 96 at Indiana 99
Golden State 106 at Minnesota 105
Charlotte 111 at Dallas 123
LA Clippers 97 at Houston 136
San Antonio 132 at Denver 142
Phoenix 129 at Sacramento 102
Washington 123 at Seattle 120

Double trouble for Utah with their second straight 3-point loss on the road. Houston takes over the lead in the Midwest division by a 1/2 game.

1 game scheduled for tomorrow.