RATING THE CROSS-OVERS HARDEST TO EASIEST
The way this worked out, the best teams seem to have the toughest cross-overs, especially Dallas and the defending champion Sacramento River Dogs.
Oklahoma City and the new kid on the block, Kansas City, have the easiest cross-over games, but probably don't have the talent to take advantage of that.
Hardest cross-over schedules
1. Dallas...plays Sacramento and Los Angeles
1. Sacramento...plays Dallas and Charleston
3. Philadelphia...plays Seattle and Los Angeles
3. Los Angeles...plays Dallas and Philadelphia
5. Charleston...plays San Jose and Sacramento
6. Seattle...plays Philadelphia and Milwaukee
6. San Jose...plays Kansas City and Charleston
8. Milwaukee...plays Oklahoma City and Seattle
9. Oklahoma City...plays Milwaukee and Kansas City
9. Kansas City...plays San Jose and Oklahoma City
All-MBA Team Prediction
Guard--Colquitt Croix, Philadelphia
Guard--Dr. Marcus Brody, Los Angeles
Center--Hunk R. Down, San Jose
Forward--Chip Battoe, Dallas
Forward--Doo-Rag Dripp, Sacramento
LEAGUE MVP--Chip Battoe, Dallas
Rookie of the Year--Mister Methane, San Jose (guard)
Oldest players
15 seasons--center Wayan Garuda (cut pile)
12 seasons--forward Shag Bark, Los Angeles
12 seasons--center Buzz Kill (cut pile)
10 seasons--guard Louie Subgum, Dallas (oldest starter)
10 seasons--guard Pricklebush Tickletush (cut pile)
MOST AWARDS ENTERING SEASON 45 (5 or more, putting them in range for Hall of Fame)
11 awards--Colquitt Croix, Philadelphia (Hall of Fame)
10 awards--J.J. Gargantuan, Charleston (Hall of Fame)
7 awards--Chip Battoe, Dallas
7 awards--Baba Brinkman, Los Angeles
7 awards--Pap Smearz, Sacramento
6 awards--Sloppy Dollop, Philadelphia
6 awards--Tree Fiddy, Sacramento
6 awards--Pietro Destroyer, Deattle
Tyler Picks
standings - same as yours but swap Philly/Milwaukee and Seattle and San Jose
All League
Croix
McButterpants
Down
Battoe
Brinkman
MVP
Battoe (3 in a row)
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