BetCrimes1984
CTG Big Brother
These results are from the start of the 2002 season onwards.
Only instances from regular seasons are included.
Straight-up Results
Overall ................................................................ 45-35
Teams who finished w/winning season records ............. 21-15
Teams who finished w/.500 or worse season records ..... 24-20
Not suprisingly, good teams bounce back better off consecutive shut-outs than bad teams do. But even for teams who finish .500 or (most often) worse on a season, even they play around .500 ball off such a wretched couple of days.
Sequence Results
Facing the team who shut them out twice .................. 13-11
Facing the team who shut them out the 2nd time .......... 8-12
Playing a team who didnt execute the shut-outs .......... 24-12
Getting away from the team who executed the shut-outs seems to be the best tonic for any team.
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Sequence Results tied to teams final record
Teams finishing w/winning season records -
Facing the team who shut them out twice ................... 6-2
Facing the team who shut them out the 2nd time ......... 4-5
Playing a team who didnt execute the shut-outs ......... 11-8
Good teams fare best when facing the opponent who has delivered both the shut-outs. They have the most difficult time being shut out then moving on to a new series where they then get shut-out in game 1.
Teams finishing w/.500 or worse season records -
Facing the team who shut them out twice ................... 7-9
Facing the team who shut them out the 2nd time ......... 4-7
Playing a team who didnt execute the shut-outs ......... 13-4
Bad teams fare best getting away from the the team who shut them down. A new opponent seems to be a breath of fresh air. Facing the same team who shut them out in the previous game is simply bad news for bad teams.
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Only instances from regular seasons are included.
Straight-up Results
Overall ................................................................ 45-35
Teams who finished w/winning season records ............. 21-15
Teams who finished w/.500 or worse season records ..... 24-20
Not suprisingly, good teams bounce back better off consecutive shut-outs than bad teams do. But even for teams who finish .500 or (most often) worse on a season, even they play around .500 ball off such a wretched couple of days.
Sequence Results
Facing the team who shut them out twice .................. 13-11
Facing the team who shut them out the 2nd time .......... 8-12
Playing a team who didnt execute the shut-outs .......... 24-12
Getting away from the team who executed the shut-outs seems to be the best tonic for any team.
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Sequence Results tied to teams final record
Teams finishing w/winning season records -
Facing the team who shut them out twice ................... 6-2
Facing the team who shut them out the 2nd time ......... 4-5
Playing a team who didnt execute the shut-outs ......... 11-8
Good teams fare best when facing the opponent who has delivered both the shut-outs. They have the most difficult time being shut out then moving on to a new series where they then get shut-out in game 1.
Teams finishing w/.500 or worse season records -
Facing the team who shut them out twice ................... 7-9
Facing the team who shut them out the 2nd time ......... 4-7
Playing a team who didnt execute the shut-outs ......... 13-4
Bad teams fare best getting away from the the team who shut them down. A new opponent seems to be a breath of fresh air. Facing the same team who shut them out in the previous game is simply bad news for bad teams.
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