Rank the best shooting stats

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Re: Rank the best shooting stats 

Post#21 » by Rapcity_11 » Mon Oct 31, 2011 5:00 am

230MVP wrote:TS% is an overrated and overused stat.

it's good to use but only with proper context.

For example I'd much rather have a player (Player A) with X TS% who shoots a high % from the Field (FG%) and a lower % from the line (FT%) then a player (Player B) with the same X TS% who shoots a very high % from the line but a mediocre % from the Field (FG%).

Player B is far more reliant on luck of the draw and the refs then Player A.
Player A can produce offense no matter what and wont be shutdown if the refs swallow their whistles or decide to call the game differently.


Drawing fouls is now luck of the draw? Huh?

Actually, the player with the lower FG% would be more valuable because they give their team more chances for offensive rebounds.
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Re: Rank the best shooting stats 

Post#22 » by EvanZ » Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:07 am

Rapcity_11 wrote:Actually, the player with the lower FG% would be more valuable because they give their team more chances are offensive rebounds.


Reminds me of a post of mine from a while back.

http://thecity2.com/2010/12/07/debate-w ... is-better/
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Re: Rank the best shooting stats 

Post#23 » by Rapcity_11 » Mon Oct 31, 2011 5:22 pm

EvanZ wrote:
Rapcity_11 wrote:Actually, the player with the lower FG% would be more valuable because they give their team more chances are offensive rebounds.


Reminds me of a post of mine from a while back.

http://thecity2.com/2010/12/07/debate-w ... is-better/


It's definitely counter intuitive, no doubt about that. I never considered it until somebody pointed it out to me.

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