Back to Backs 2010/11 season

http://www.sbnation.com/2010/8/10/1616038/2011-nba-schedule-back-to-back-games

1. CHI 23
2. MIL 23
3. CHA 22
4. CLE 22
5. LAC 22
6. NJN 22
7. PHI 22
8. POR 22
9. DET 21
10. HOU 21
11. IND 21
12. MEM 21
13. NY 21
14. WAS 21
15. DAL 20
16. ORL 20
17. BOS 19
18. DEN 19
19. MIA 19
20. MIN 19
21. TOR 19
22. UTA 19
23. GSW 18
24. NO 18
25. SAC 18
26. SAS 18
27. ATL 17
28. OKC 17
29. PHX 16
30. LAL 15

Why does it seem LA always gets fewer than others?

 

http://www.nbastuffer.com/2009-2010_NBA_Regular_Season_Rest_Days_Stats.html

This link gives good insight to the effect of rest days vs record.

The areas that stood out to me from the 2009-10 Rockets were:

3in4

Houston .429
NBA..... .517

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W% on 2 days rest

Houston .643
NBA..... .552

In total b2b, Houston was actually ahead of the average .455 to .416.

I guess I learned alot here in that just number of b2b's doesnt really tell that much. But collectively, the data can be insightful.