2026-27 NBA over/unders, odds: San Antonio Spurs have their highest win total in over 30 years
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That means it's a good time to look ahead to next season, and sportsbooks already have odds out on how many games all 30 teams are expected to win.
The New York Knicks will enter a season as defending champions for the first time since 1973, and BetMGM has them pegged at an over/under of 52.5 — the third-highest win total in the league and the highest in the Eastern Conference.
The Oklahoma City Thunder (60.5) have the NBA’s highest win total, followed by the San Antonio Spurs at 59.5. The Spurs, who lost to the Knicks in five games in the 2026 NBA Finals, have their highest season win total in at least 30 seasons, per Sports Odds History.
The Philadelphia 76ers, winners of the LeBron decision, have a win total of 50.5 — tied for third-highest in the East with the Detroit Pistons.
On the other side of the spectrum, the Sacramento Kings have the league’s lowest over/under at 21.5, the franchise’s fewest projected wins since the 2011 season when Sacramento had an O/U of 20.5. The Kings went 22-60 to cash the over that year.
Here are the season win totals for all 30 teams at BetMGM:
60s
Oklahoma City Thunder: 60.5
50s
San Antonio Spurs: 59.5
New York Knicks: 52.5
Boston Celtics: 51.5
Detroit Pistons, Philadelphia 76ers: 50.5
40s
Denver Nuggets, Minnesota Timberwolves: 49.5
Cleveland Cavaliers, Houston Rockets: 47.5
Miami Heat: 46.5
Los Angeles Lakers, Toronto Raptors: 45.5
Indiana Pacers: 44.5
Atlanta Hawks, Orlando Magic, Portland Trail Blazers: 43.5
Golden State Warriors: 40.5
30s
Phoenix Suns: 38.5
Charlotte Hornets: 37.5
Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards: 35.5
Dallas Mavericks: 34.5
20s
New Orleans Pelicans: 29.5
Los Angeles Clippers, Memphis Grizzlies: 28.5
Chicago Bulls: 27.5
Milwaukee Bucks: 26.5
Brooklyn Nets: 22.5
Sacramento Kings: 21.5