The 2006-2007 season was dubbed "The Era of Great Championship Battles" by the "New York Times," although Su Wan did not agree, various signs indicated that this season had a clear divide; there were many weak teams, but just as many strong ones.
The Mavericks had 15 games in November, finishing with 13 wins and 2 losses;
The Lakers played 13 games, securing 11 wins and 2 losses;
The Cavaliers had 14 games, emerging victorious in 11 and losing 3;
The Spurs contended in 14 games, claiming 10 wins and suffering 4 defeats;
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In the first month of the new season, all were sufficiently dominant.
But the defending champions, the Pacers, were even crazier, directly achieving a record of 14 wins and no losses.
However, some media looked down on the Pacers' "perfect month," like Cleveland's media, who thought the Pacers' November schedule was too favorable, with only one "back-to-back" and not having faced any of this season's top powerhouses throughout the month of November.
