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...in NBA history?

The current record is at 36 wins more than the previous season, set by the San Antonio Spurs in Duncan's rookie season. They went 20-62 in 1996-97, and improved to 56-26 in 1997-98.

The current Celtics record, and previous league record, is 32 wins, set in 1979-80, Bird's rookie season. We improved from 29 wins to 61.

So do you think the current C's can break both of those records? They would have to go 13-9 in their final 22 games, of which they only play 7 games against +.500 teams (Utah, San Antonio, Houston, Phoenix, Dallas, 2x New Orleans).

I think it's very likely. Finally we make history again!

yay!!

13-9......yeah, that won't be a problem.

They need 12 more wins. Easy.

Albanian Damien wrote:They need 12 more wins. Easy.

12 to tie it, 13 to have a new record.

P2 wrote:...in NBA history?

The current record is at 36 wins more than the previous season, set by the San Antonio Spurs in Duncan's rookie season. They went 20-62 in 1996-97, and improved to 56-26 in 1997-98.

The current Celtics record, and previous league record, is 32 wins, set in 1979-80, Bird's rookie season. We improved from 29 wins to 61.

So do you think the current C's can break both of those records? They would have to go 13-9 in their final 22 games, of which they only play 7 games against +.500 teams (Utah, San Antonio, Houston, Phoenix, Dallas, 2x New Orleans).

I think it's very likely. Finally we make history again!

what was celtic's standing/record last year
and what are they standing at now?

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12 to tie it, 13 to have a new record.

Oh yeah, you're right. Still that's easy unless they coast a few games in order to rest their guys.

5DOM wrote:what was celtic's standing/record last year
and what are they standing at now?

2006-07: 24-58
2007-08: 48-12

it's finally looking up for the Boston fans.

and just like the Pats, they'll blow it on the playoffs.