Best website to access advanced statistics?

[TucsonClip]

Is there an advanced stats site for college hoops?

hoop-math.com

[sanitylaker]

Hello guys

Any website to look for PER specifically in the NBA Finals ? BB reference doesn't show it (only gamescore) and ESPN is paid. Any other option ? Thanks

[Pablo Novi]

Any way easier than scanning thru every post in this thread to compile an overall list of sites (perhaps with each one having a minimum description of what ever data/thing(s) it's best for? And to have that appear in a Post #1. (If not to Post #1; to some post on Page 1 of this thread?)

[NBA ASA]

So I made this Advanced Stats App for NBA (android) if anyone is interested, I think it's really helpful for all of us who like to track NBA statistics

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.techiteasy.nbaasa2

Here is a 2-minute promo video so you can see what it is all about

Watch on YouTube

[heyPlayer]

nbaminer.com

[baldur]

hi guys,
which website do you use for strength of schedule?
i checked tankathon, espn and teamrankings but interestingly their results vary inaccurately.

[craftedNBA]

I have a site that has been around for a few months now that is worth checking out. We have many of the advanced stats (RPM, PIPM, BPM, etc) all in the same place.

Individual player pages have the advanced plus-minus stats, as well as the traditional stats that you would find on ESPN or basketball reference.

There is also an Awards page with All-NBA, All-Star and some other awards that auto update and are based on the advanced stats.

Play around with it and if you have any questions you can reach me https://twitter.com/craftedNBA

http://craftednba.com

[Uncle Mxy]

What happened with 82games.com? No updates for the 2019 season?

[GhostRaptors96]

I'm looking for a site that allows me to compare different heights' players with FT% (historical database, year per year, comulative, etc...) not only in NBA, but also in other leagues such as WNBA, G-League, NCAA, Euroleague and others. I've some trouble because it's hard to find this stats, moreover if I need to search not in my native language (I'm italian). Can anyone help me with this research?
It would be very helpful also if someone know a site where I can find the historical trend of heights by each positions in different leagues.
Thanks to everyone who can help me with that.

[Wiz99]

I need player salary data for 2016-17, Excel-friendly format. Didn't find that on basketball-reference.com (seem to only have current season), nba.com, hoopdata.com. Found one guy who had it, but dude didn't separate players' first and last names, so you can't sort the data except by first name.

Any suggestions where else to look? Much appreciated!

[cpower]

http://nbashotcharts.com/rapm?id=1683034232
21/22 RAPM updated here

[jasonxxx102]

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned either pbpstats or bball-index.

http://www.pbpstats.com/ - free and amazingly deep statistical resource. I think my favorite is the wowy tool

https://www.bball-index.com/ - paid service but their stats (especially the proprietary ones) are awesome

[Crunch 99]

http://popcornmachine.net/

↑ This website isn't exactly "advanced" stats, but the Game Flow tables are extremely useful to look at to see what lineups are on the floor during any part of any game, and to see how the game went when a player you are interested in was playing with certain teammates and playing against other players. And the Box Score tables include a Productivity score, similar to PER, where you can quickly check individual players productivity while he was on the floor for specific games.

Usually the games are updated early every morning following the games the night before. But for some reason, the last games I see updated this morning are for Nov 30, 2022. Today is a few days later --- Dec 3, 2022. Hopefully the website manager is just out on vacation and will resume updating the games every morning.

Example of Game Flow table: Utah Jazz vs La Clippers, Nov 30, 2022:
http://popcornmachine.net/gf?date=20221130&game=LACUTH

[rim213221]

haven’t used it but have heard about second spectrum