... all seen them, we've all done them. Most of the time, they're exercises in guesswork about what's going to happen in a particular game two to three months down the road. That's hard work, and a lot of guessing about the future. I've always thought it was, at best, an imprecise science.

I've started doing season previews a little differently. Instead of trying to guess the outcome of each game, I break the schedule down into four categories: Better Win, Should Win, Might Win, and Won't Win. By doing so, rather than trying to guess specific outcomes, you can look forward and have a pretty good idea of what to expect.

Then, once you've divided the schedule into one of those four categories, you can get a very good idea of what the final ...

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