TTP wrote:velkisimo wrote:Unless i am reading this wrong, your argument values more 1 blowout game where a team beat Denver by 20 over 4 games where Denver won against that same team by 4 (talking about numbers Jokić was on the floor). According to that, Jokić is playing losing basketball at -4 while winning. This is just a random example, im not speaking about what actually happened.
Obviously this argument works the other way as well for someone with good numbers. I am horrible with pulling these stats, but it would be cool to see individual playoff games +/- and evaluate them as such, not summarized statistics that can be heavily impacted by outliers on small sample size, which playoff games can be.
The same thing happened in Sixers-Raptors Game 5, where the Sixers got destroyed. It doesn't make sense to me to exclude that data for either player though - their impact (or more likely, lack thereof) would have been a strong factor for why they were blown out in a given game.
You can't just exclude the games where a player got most dominated when you're trying to make an argument about who dominates more.
I thought argument was about playing winning basketball, not just colorful numbers. There is always going to be dry shooting spells. Playoff games are best of 7, so horrendous game or 2 will hurt you but wont kill you. Can kill your +/- though. Or vice versa, can prop it up.
Like i said, i dont know what these number are, havent looked, dont know who they favor. Just thought it would be a better way to look at +/-. Personally, give me either player at -4 on the floor but winning 4 out of 5 in the example i mentioned above