Atlantic Division (NBA)

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The Atlantic Division is a division in the Eastern Conference of the NBA. The 76ers, Knicks, Nets, and the Celtics were already in the seven team Atlantic before the merge that brought the Raptors and sent the Heat, Magic and Wizards to the new Southeast Division. The current divisions have been active since the start of the 04-05 season. The 04-05 Atlantic Division winner was the Boston Celtics. The 05-06 season winner was the New Jersey Nets. The 06-07 season champions are the Toronto Raptors; this is the first division title in their franchise history.

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Updated as of December 7, 2007.

Atlantic Division W L PCT Home Road GB GP
Boston Celtics 16 2 .889 10–0 6–2 -- 18
Toronto Raptors 10 10 .500 6–5 4–5 7.0 20
New Jersey Nets 9 11 .450 4–8 5–3 8.0 20
New York Knicks 6 12 .333 5–4 1–8 10.0 18
Philadelphia 76ers 6 13 .316 4–7 2–6 10.5 19



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