Ensaimadas San Pedro's wins match its points
Ensaimadas San Pedro's points say about 10 wins in 22 league games. It has 10. A gap under 1 win says nothing yet.
How we counted it
| Points scored, 22 league games | 1 773 |
|---|---|
| Points allowed | 1 792 |
| Allowed ÷ scored | 1.0107 |
| To the power of 14 | 1.1609 |
| Share of wins: 1 ÷ (1 + 1.1609) | 46.28% |
| × 22 games played | 10.18 |
| Wins the points say | 10.2 adds up |
| Wins so far | 10 |
|---|---|
| Difference | −0.2 adds up |
Close games. Decided by 5 points or fewer, overtime included: Ensaimadas San Pedro won 2 and lost 1. It is a fact, not part of the sum above.
Why 14. Bill James found that a team's wins follow the points it scores and allows. Daryl Morey fitted the same idea to basketball and found an exponent of about 14, and Dean Oliver's work on basketball analytics lands in the same place. It is a guide, not a law: a team that loses its close games runs below it, one that wins them runs above.
Regular season only, through round 22. It is final when the season closes.