RealGM's Player Playoff Rankings 4 in the top 25
Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:15 pm
(since this was a RealGM article I didn't limit the paragraphs)
http://basketball.realgm.com/src_wireta ... _rankings/
Christopher Reina/RealGM -
With the help of my Floor Impact Counter, here are the top-30 performers of the playoffs through Thursday night's games.
* Player, Team: Total Playoff FIC (Per 40 minutes)
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There are playoff rankings for 200 players.
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5. Dwight Howard, ORL: 198 (18.
Howard's per game FIC score jumped from 13.7 last year to 19.8 during Orlando's 10-game run this season, a sizable jump in what has been a breakout season. With the exception of Game 2 and 3 against Detroit, he was far more effective against Toronto.
15. Rashard Lewis, ORL: 136 (13.0)
With the exception of his brilliant Game 3 performance (33 points on 11-15 shooting and 5-6 from three), he was rendered almost entirely useless as they leaned heavily on Hedo Turkoglu.
22. Hedo Turkoglu, ORL: 113 (11.3)
Turkoglu continued to turn the ball over with inexcusable frequency and was not nearly as effective as a scorer against Detroit as he was in the first series against the Raptors.
24. Jameer Nelson, ORL: 105 (12.6)
Even though he wasn't the best point guard on the floor until the final two games of the Detroit series, Nelson had a solid playoff run.
http://basketball.realgm.com/src_wireta ... _rankings/
Christopher Reina/RealGM -
With the help of my Floor Impact Counter, here are the top-30 performers of the playoffs through Thursday night's games.
* Player, Team: Total Playoff FIC (Per 40 minutes)
*****
There are playoff rankings for 200 players.
*****
5. Dwight Howard, ORL: 198 (18.
Howard's per game FIC score jumped from 13.7 last year to 19.8 during Orlando's 10-game run this season, a sizable jump in what has been a breakout season. With the exception of Game 2 and 3 against Detroit, he was far more effective against Toronto.
15. Rashard Lewis, ORL: 136 (13.0)
With the exception of his brilliant Game 3 performance (33 points on 11-15 shooting and 5-6 from three), he was rendered almost entirely useless as they leaned heavily on Hedo Turkoglu.
22. Hedo Turkoglu, ORL: 113 (11.3)
Turkoglu continued to turn the ball over with inexcusable frequency and was not nearly as effective as a scorer against Detroit as he was in the first series against the Raptors.
24. Jameer Nelson, ORL: 105 (12.6)
Even though he wasn't the best point guard on the floor until the final two games of the Detroit series, Nelson had a solid playoff run.