Rapcity_11 wrote:RaptorsLife wrote:pbj wrote:
Disagree completely - he puts in some time into writing up an actual valuable piece of original analysis here which is infinitely better use of his time (and my time reading) than the 30 000 low quality posts you've made.
These kinds of threads are exactly the type of thing we need to encourage, and the type of original content that this board is seeing less and less of.
There's games where JV plays awful yesterday was not that night at all.
You can do this about derozan and Lowry the amount of penetration they give up.
It can simultaneously be true that:
1. You can (and should) do this for every player (DD, Lowry, etc.)
2. The information about JV is still valuable regardless
i dont think that info alone has any value... it could if you add 2 things one very easy (still time consuming) and the other time consuming and very difficult do to objectivity
1) percentages... if plays a player is involved in is responsible for 82 points that sounds bad, but if its an active defender they will be involved in more plays. what is the percentage / ppp of plays thst defender is involved in if its 82 per 100 possesions that is really good
2) % of blame that player is responsible for especially in pick and rolls. obviously the two direct defenders have responsibility but so does whoever is responsible to pick up the help (sometimes thats closest to play, sometimes its furthest, sometimes its a specific defender, sometimes its the defender of a specific offensive player all depending on the scheme)
within almost every play there is responsibility to every defender, depending on the play it might look something like this
c - 45%
pg - 30%
sg- 15%
pf- 5
sf- 5
good luck removing objectivity from that enough to make it a truly valuable measurement