u/GringoSalamanca

2026–27 FanDuel Regular Season Win Totals (Highest to Lowest)

Oklahoma City Thunder — 61.5
San Antonio Spurs — 60.5
New York Knicks — 52.5
Boston Celtics — 50.5
Detroit Pistons — 50.5
Denver Nuggets — 49.5
Minnesota Timberwolves — 48.5
Cleveland Cavaliers — 47.5
Houston Rockets — 47.5
Philadelphia 76ers — 47.5
Miami Heat — 45.5
Toronto Raptors — 45.5
Indiana Pacers — 44.5
Los Angeles Lakers — 44.5
Orlando Magic — 43.5
Portland Trail Blazers — 43.5
Atlanta Hawks — 42.5
Golden State Warriors — 40.5
Phoenix Suns — 38.5
Charlotte Hornets — 37.5
Washington Wizards — 35.5
Dallas Mavericks — 34.5
Utah Jazz — 34.5
New Orleans Pelicans — 29.5
Los Angeles Clippers — 28.5
Memphis Grizzlies — 28.5
Milwaukee Bucks — 26.5
Chicago Bulls — 25.5
Sacramento Kings — 22.5
Brooklyn Nets — 21.5

I heard Brian Windhorst say he’s talked to league executives who think the Suns over performed last season and weren’t as good as their record indicated. Apparently Vegas agrees. With that being said, I’m hammering the Over on this.

Stephen PridGeon-Garner:

Miles Bridges initiated 535 PnR's last season, which would've been 5th most on the Suns.

His points per chance (1.03) would've been 1st on the Suns.

This'll be a *very* important & unique trigger added to the Suns offensive process.

It won't be specific to the halfcourt, as it can be used in transition/flow too, but the brut of it will take place when the game slows down a bit.

They're multifunctional, in pairing his handle with the ability to "Barkley," his way into the post.

This all allows him to tug at coverages, like above. Pull 2 to the ball. & flatten a defense before stretching it with the pass.

Phoenix having a more diverse rolodex of ways they can put pressure on opponents & even poke at matchups, aligns perfectly with their offensive process taking next steps.

Not reinventing the wheel, but evolving the process.