- Carlos Alcaraz – Tomas Machac / 157$
- Jannik Sinner – Daniil Medvedev / 152$
- New Jersey Devils – Toronto Maple Leafs / 340$
- Buffalo Sabres – Los Angeles Kings / 200$
- Boston Bruins – Montreal Canadiens / 195$
- Israel – France / 169$
- Italy – Belgium / 202$
- Gibraltar – San Marino / 167$
- Finland – Republic of Ireland / 216$
- England – Greece / 209$
Magic Number
What is called the “magic number”?
What is meant by the magic number in basketball?
What is considered the magic number?
The “magic number” is the number of wins needed by a team in order to advance to make the playoffs or win their division. It is usually coupled with the number of losses required by the closest competitor in order to achieve the team’s goal. When the team wins or their closest competitor loses a game, the magic number decreases by one.
This term is usually associated with sports where games are determined by wins and losses, but not ties.
Examples of how Magic Number is used in commentary: With eight games remaining in the season, the Bulls still have a small chance to overtake first place and win the division, as their magic number is set at five.