The results of the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) regular season games for the 2001-2002 period, categorized by conference and division, determined playoff seeding. This data reflects team performance, wins, losses, and winning percentages, serving as a snapshot of the league’s competitive landscape during that specific timeframe. It illustrates which teams qualified for postseason play and their relative positioning.
Such records are significant because they provide a quantifiable measure of team success and influence subsequent playoff matchups. Understanding this historical context allows for analysis of team strategies, player contributions, and the overall dynamics of the league during that era. It provides a basis for comparing teams across different seasons and evaluating the impact of key personnel changes or tactical adjustments.