1989-1990 Washington Bullets

What was the record of the 1989-90 Washington Bullets?

The Washington Bullets finished the regular season with a 31-51 record. They went 20-21 at home and 11-30 on the road.

What division did the 1989-90 Washington Bullets play in?

The 1989-90 Washington Bullets played in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference.

What was the 1989-90 Washington Bullets record by month?

The 1989-90 Washington Bullets had their best month in February, when they went 7-6 and had a 53.8% win percentage. Their worst month was January, when they went 3-13 and had a 18.8% win percentage.

Month	Record	Win Percentage %	Point Differential
November '89	7-9	43.8%	-1
December '89	5-7	41.7%	-9
January '90	3-13	18.8%	-161
February '90	7-6	53.8%	+35
March '90	5-9	35.7%	-29
April '90	4-7	36.4%	-12

Did the 1989-90 Washington Bullets make the Playoffs?

No, the Bullets didn't make the Playoffs in 1990.

What was the point differential for the 1989-90 Washington Bullets?

The Washington Bullets finished the regular season with a point differential of -177. Based on their point differential and their pythagorean expectation, the Bullets could have been expected to have about 35.4 wins, or a 35-47 record in the regular season.

How did the 1989-90 Washington Bullets perform in one-possession games?

In close, one-possession games, or games that went to overtime, the 1989-90 Washington Bullets went 6-14.

How did the 1989-90 Washington Bullets perform in overtime games?

During the regular season, the 1989-90 Washington Bullets went 2-3 in overtime games.

What was the longest win streak for the 1989-90 Washington Bullets?

The longest win streak during the regular season for the 1989-90 Washington Bullets was a 4 game winning streak on 2 separate stretches during the season.

What was the longest losing streak for the 1989-90 Washington Bullets?

The longest losing streak that the Washington Bullets had during the 1989-90 regular season was 7 games, which happened once during the season.