No, only division winners can host the divisional round of the playoffs.
No. The Clippers have made the playoffs four times, losing three times in the first round (Utah twice and Houston). The only playoff series they won was in 2006 when they defeated Denver in the first round. They lost to Phoenix in the second round.
there's two leagues (AL and NL) each of which has three divisions (east, central and west). at the end of the year, whichever team in each division has the best record, they earn a playoff slot. Also, the best 2nd place team in the AL and NL is awarded a "wild card" playoff slot (more on that in a bit.) This results in 8 total playoff teams. The first round is called the Division Series, and there are two of them in each league (4 series, by a total of eight teams). the winners of the two AL division series' then play each other in the AL Championship series, and likewise in the NL. The winners of the ALCS and the NLCS then play each other in the World Series. Whoever wins the world series is the champs! The "Seeding" goes like this: The best team in each league plays the Wild card team in round 1, UNLESS they are in the same division; in which case the best team plays the next-worst playoff team in his league. (the remaining two teams obviously play in the other LCS). Hope this helps!
The Los Angeles and the Portland Trail Blazers did not meet in the 2010 NBA playoffs. LA advanced to the Western Conference finals though after defeating the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round and the Utah Jazz in the second round. The Blazers however lost to the Phoenix Suns in the first round of the playoffs.
The National League and the American League have three divisions each - East, Central and West, the three division winners plus two Wild Card teams make the playoffs. The 2 Wild Card teams in the American League will play each other in a one-game playoff and the 2 Wild Card teams in the National League will play each other in a one-game playoff. The winner of the one-game playoff will advance and will play the team with the best record and the other two teams will face off against one another. The first round of playoffs are called the Division Series, whichever team wins 3 games wins the series and advances to the next round which is the Championship Series which leaves it down to just 2 teams in each league which means they'll have to play each other. The team in the Championship Series that wins 4 games advances to the World Series. Home field advantage during the Postseason is typically determined based on the teams' regular season record however this changes once it goes to the World Series which was already determined as a result of the All-Star Game in July.
No, only division winners can host the divisional round of the playoffs.
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NLCS is the abbreviation for National League Championship Series. Four teams from the National League make it to the playoff round. The first round is called the National League Divisional Series (NLDS). The winner of those two series in the NLDS play in the NLCS and the winner of the NLCS goes on to play in the World Series.
No. The Clippers have made the playoffs four times, losing three times in the first round (Utah twice and Houston). The only playoff series they won was in 2006 when they defeated Denver in the first round. They lost to Phoenix in the second round.
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The 19th hole can be the first playoff hole after a round of golf, but it is another name for the bar after the round.
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The Saints first playoff win was in the wildcard round of the 2000 playoffs. They defeated the St. Louis Rams 31-28.
A Playoff Team's roster is frozen during the Postseason during each round however they can change it if an injury comes up after the game in which the injury occurs however otherwise they can't change their Playoff rosters until after their current series is over.
The 1998 Major League Baseball Playoff tree was the New York Yankees against the Texas Rangers, the Cleveland Indians against the Boston Red Sox, the Atlanta Braves against the Chicago Cubs and the Houston Astros against the San Diego Padres. The New York Yankees, the Cleveland Indians, the Atlanta Braves and the San Diego Padres advanced onto the next round which was the League Championship Series. The New York Yankees and the San Diego Padres advanced to the World Series and the Yanks won the World Series.
there's two leagues (AL and NL) each of which has three divisions (east, central and west). at the end of the year, whichever team in each division has the best record, they earn a playoff slot. Also, the best 2nd place team in the AL and NL is awarded a "wild card" playoff slot (more on that in a bit.) This results in 8 total playoff teams. The first round is called the Division Series, and there are two of them in each league (4 series, by a total of eight teams). the winners of the two AL division series' then play each other in the AL Championship series, and likewise in the NL. The winners of the ALCS and the NLCS then play each other in the World Series. Whoever wins the world series is the champs! The "Seeding" goes like this: The best team in each league plays the Wild card team in round 1, UNLESS they are in the same division; in which case the best team plays the next-worst playoff team in his league. (the remaining two teams obviously play in the other LCS). Hope this helps!
The current system arose in 2007 after some controversy when it was shown that in the previous system, division winners were seeded higher than any other playoff participants, regardless of their record. A detailed history of the NBA playoff system is linked below.