What would the modern scoring equivalent of the '69 Celtics be, specifically for Bill Russel?
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 11:37 pm
I've been collecting playoff scoring stats and I did not realise how poor Russel's number offensive numbers looked for this run.
Made me wonder if Playoffs 2022 Draymond Green on even lower volume would be a fair comparison?
What about the rest of his teammates? Any suggestions?
Nelson = RS 2016 Kevin Durant playing very limited minutes (I'm not kidding his relative PP100 and TS% are insane)
Havlicek = RS 2012 Paul Pierce
Howell = RS 1993 Detlef Schrempf
Jones = RS 2019 CJ McCollum
Siegfried = RS 2005 Mike Bibby
Bryant = RS 2006 Gary Payton
Playoff scoring stats:
While they were great on defence in the playoffs (-5 rDTrg), they turned out to be still pretty good on offence (+2 rORtg).
Made me wonder if Playoffs 2022 Draymond Green on even lower volume would be a fair comparison?
What about the rest of his teammates? Any suggestions?
Nelson = RS 2016 Kevin Durant playing very limited minutes (I'm not kidding his relative PP100 and TS% are insane)
Havlicek = RS 2012 Paul Pierce
Howell = RS 1993 Detlef Schrempf
Jones = RS 2019 CJ McCollum
Siegfried = RS 2005 Mike Bibby
Bryant = RS 2006 Gary Payton
Playoff scoring stats:
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Year Player Pos Age Tm G MPG PP100 TS% TSA100 TSA
0 1969 Don Nelson* SF 28 BOS 18 19.3 27.7 57.6 24.0 194.4
1 1969 John Havlicek* SG 28 BOS 18 47.2 23.2 51.7 22.4 442.7
2 1969 Bailey Howell* PF 32 BOS 18 30.6 21.1 52.5 20.1 257.2
3 1969 Sam Jones* SG 35 BOS 18 28.6 25.4 46.4 27.3 326.4
4 1969 Larry Siegfried PG 29 BOS 18 21.8 21.8 49.1 22.2 202.8
5 1969 Em Bryant PG 30 BOS 18 33.7 14.0 45.8 15.3 216.3
6 1969 Bill Russell* C 34 BOS 18 46.1 10.1 44.8 11.3 217.6While they were great on defence in the playoffs (-5 rDTrg), they turned out to be still pretty good on offence (+2 rORtg).