Sean Williams vs. Tyrus Thomas
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 4:37 pm
Sean Williams: 2007-2008 Percentages -->
FG%: .542
*eFG%: .537
FT%: .667
*ASP%: .790
"Assisted Shot Percentage" (taken from 82games.com), I'm not sure when 82games.com last updated their stats but I believe that the eFG% and ASP% need to be updated (they still have Sean Williams FG% listed at .534, so that is what has me questioning when they last updated their stats)
Tyrus Thomas: 2007-2008 Percentages -->
FG%: .392
*eFG%: .404
FT%: .677
*ASP%: .650
Sean Williams: Per 40 numbers -->
PPG: 14.08
RPG: 10.33
BPG: 3.94
APG: 0.94
SPG: 1.13
TPG: 2.22
Tyrus Thomas: Per 40 numbers -->
PPG: 13.59
RPG: 10.51
BPG: 2.05
APG: 2.82
SPG: 1.54
TPG: 2.49
This may also be of some use:
NBA.com Sean Williams Profile
NBA.com Tyrus Thomas Profile
82games.com Sean Williams Profile
82games.com Tyrus Thomas Profile
**Note I don't think that this comparison should or can be limited primarily to just the use of statistics as both players are very young, have had their minutes constantly jerked around, and have a ton of untapped potential.
FG%: .542
*eFG%: .537
FT%: .667
*ASP%: .790
"Assisted Shot Percentage" (taken from 82games.com), I'm not sure when 82games.com last updated their stats but I believe that the eFG% and ASP% need to be updated (they still have Sean Williams FG% listed at .534, so that is what has me questioning when they last updated their stats)
Tyrus Thomas: 2007-2008 Percentages -->
FG%: .392
*eFG%: .404
FT%: .677
*ASP%: .650
Sean Williams: Per 40 numbers -->
PPG: 14.08
RPG: 10.33
BPG: 3.94
APG: 0.94
SPG: 1.13
TPG: 2.22
Tyrus Thomas: Per 40 numbers -->
PPG: 13.59
RPG: 10.51
BPG: 2.05
APG: 2.82
SPG: 1.54
TPG: 2.49
This may also be of some use:
NBA.com Sean Williams Profile
NBA.com Tyrus Thomas Profile
82games.com Sean Williams Profile
82games.com Tyrus Thomas Profile
**Note I don't think that this comparison should or can be limited primarily to just the use of statistics as both players are very young, have had their minutes constantly jerked around, and have a ton of untapped potential.