2015-16 NBA Divisional Odds
Early on Tuesday afternoon, the Westgate Superbook became the first major oddsmakers to post win totals for the upcoming NBA season. Several hours later, they posted for all six division winners.
Based on these odds, the Southwest is expected to be the most competitive division with four teams listed at 8/1 or better. The Northwest is far and away the least competitive division, with the Thunder listed at 1/50 — an implied probability of more than 98%.
The tables below examine the current divisional odds at the Westgate and will be updated throughout the offseason as more sportsbooks post their odds.
Atlantic Division
| Team | Westgate (9/29) |
|---|---|
| Toronto Raptors | -175 |
| Boston Celtics | +175 |
| New York Knicks | +1200 |
| Brooklyn Nets | +3000 |
| Philadelphia 76ers | +10000 |
Central Division
| Team | Westgate (9/29) |
|---|---|
| Cleveland Cavaliers | -500 |
| Chicago Bulls | +450 |
| Milwaukee Bucks | +2000 |
| Indiana Pacers | +2000 |
| Detroit Pistons | +10000 |
Southeast Division
| Team | Westgate (9/29) |
|---|---|
| Atlanta Hawks | +125 |
| Washington Wizards | +220 |
| Miami Heat | +220 |
| Orlando Magic | +4000 |
| Charlotte Hornets | +4000 |
Northwest Division
| Team | Westgate (9/29) |
|---|---|
| Oklahoma City Thunder | -5000 |
| Utah Jazz | +1200 |
| Portland Trail Blazers | +10000 |
| Denver Nuggets | +10000 |
| Minnesota T'Wolves | +10000 |
Pacific Division
| Team | Westgate (9/29) |
|---|---|
| Golden State Warriors | -200 |
| Los Angeles Clippers | +150 |
| Phoenix Suns | +8000 |
| Sacramento Kings | +10000 |
| Los Angeles Lakers | +20000 |
Southwest Division
| Team | Westgate (9/29) |
|---|---|
| San Antonio Spurs | -160 |
| Houston Rockets | +300 |
| Memphis Grizzlies | +700 |
| New Orleans Pelicans | +800 |
| Dallas Mavericks | +5000 |
Who do you think will be the six division winners next season? Which teams do you think are being undervalued? Can the Hawks once again win a competitive Southeast Division? Please leave any thoughts or comments in the section below.
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