1969-1970 Cincinnati Royals

What was the record of the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals?

The Cincinnati Royals finished the regular season with a 36-46 record. They went 20-17 at home and 16-29 on the road.

What division did the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals play in?

The 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals played in the Eastern Division, which didn't have any divisions in 1969-70.

What was the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals record by month?

The 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals had their best month in November, when they went 8-7 and had a 53.3% win percentage. The worst month was October, when they went 2-6 and had a 25% win percentage.

Month	Record	Win Percentage %	Point Differential
October '69	2-6	25%	-25
November '69	8-7	53.3%	+6
December '69	9-8	52.9%	-11
January '70	7-10	41.2%	-109
February '70	5-8	38.5%	-68
March '70	5-7	41.7%	-35

Did the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals make the Playoffs?

No, the Royals didn't make the Playoffs in 1970.

What was the point differential for the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals?

The Cincinnati Royals finished the regular season with a point differential of -242. Based on their point differential and their pythagorean expectation, the Royals could have been expected to have about 34.0 wins, or a 34-48 record in the regular season.

How did the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals perform in one-possession games?

In close, one-possession games, or games that went to overtime, the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals went 13-10.

How did the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals perform in overtime games?

During the regular season, the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals went 2-5 in overtime games.

What was the longest win streak for the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals?

The longest win streak during the regular season for the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals was a 4 game winning streak.

What was the longest losing streak for the 1969-70 Cincinnati Royals?

The longest losing streak that the Cincinnati Royals had during the 1969-70 regular season was 6 games, which occured 2 separate times.