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Message: [QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 2775660, member: 199"] It is interesting looking at the WNBA season - it is so short and quite unbalanced - at this point in time teams have played between 18 and 20 games so the number of games is pretty close, but the number of home games vs road games varies between Seattle with 12 home games and Connecticut with only 6. Road games vary between NY, Washington, and Seattle each with 8, and Connecticut with 13. Only three teams have winning road records (Seattle, Phoenix, and Washington) while only two have a losing home record (NY and Indiana.) Woeful Indiana has a better road record (1-8 vs 1-9) while Phoenix is the only other team with a better road than home record (9-3 vs 5-3) With that unbalanced H/R scheduling teams like CT should improve as the imbalance is corrected as the season continues - they will play 7 more home games than road games from here to the end of the season. Seattle has the best record in the league after tonight's win, but they will have to continue to do it on the road the rest of the way having 4 more road games than at home while Phoenix will have 4 more home games than road games. The teams with .500 records or better win 69% of their home games and only 53% of their road games. (I left out the bottom four teams whose wins tend to be more random.) [/QUOTE]