Fun with Statistics
Posted: Wed Feb 6, 2008 12:12 am
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Halfway through the season, thought I would throw this up for discussion.
*Kenyon Martin -3.8 +/-; Offense is significantly worse with him on the court (105.7 per100 on, 109.8 per100 off). D is slightly better per 100 with him on the court.
*Najera on the other hand has a +9.1 +/-, 2nd best on the team behind AI; I think this is obvious to all that Najera is key and brings a lot of energy to the team.
*Melo needs to improve his D. Nugs allow 3.6 less points per100 when he is off the court.
*AI is has very good numbers: 10 less points scored per100 when he is off the court and 3.7 more points allowed when he is off the court. That said, AI plays [b]a lot[/b] of minutes, so the team's success is his success in terms of +/-.
*Camby about where you would expect him. Similar to AI in terms of defensive impact.
*JR is flat. Also not surprising.
Halfway through the season, thought I would throw this up for discussion.
*Kenyon Martin -3.8 +/-; Offense is significantly worse with him on the court (105.7 per100 on, 109.8 per100 off). D is slightly better per 100 with him on the court.
*Najera on the other hand has a +9.1 +/-, 2nd best on the team behind AI; I think this is obvious to all that Najera is key and brings a lot of energy to the team.
*Melo needs to improve his D. Nugs allow 3.6 less points per100 when he is off the court.
*AI is has very good numbers: 10 less points scored per100 when he is off the court and 3.7 more points allowed when he is off the court. That said, AI plays [b]a lot[/b] of minutes, so the team's success is his success in terms of +/-.
*Camby about where you would expect him. Similar to AI in terms of defensive impact.
*JR is flat. Also not surprising.