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CP3/Nash/D-will Head 2 Head matchup

Posted: Wed Apr 2, 2008 9:15 pm
by Reckless
With the playoffs coming up you gotta figure d-will/nash/paul are going to face each other in a series, so i was curious to find how they do head 2 head. By using Basketball-Reference game logs I was able to determine how today's elite PG's have done against each other head to head


Chris Paul
vs.
Steve Nash

10 games played - Hornets:5 wins, Suns:5 wins

Paul: 21.7 PPG - made 83 / 183 attempts(45.4 FG%), 8.1 APG / 2.1 TPG = 3.85 A/T
Nash: 17 PPG - made 63/137 attempts(45.9 FG%), 9.8 APG / 4.3 TPG= 2.27 A/T
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Steve Nash
vs.
Deron Williams

8 games played - Suns: 4 wins, Jazz: 4 wins

Nash: 17.2 PPG - made 47 / 89 attempts(52.8 FG%), 11.8 APG / 3.25 TPG = 3.63 A/T
Williams: 16.5 PPG - made 53 / 117 attempts(45.1 FG%), 7.7 APG / 3.25 TPG = 2.36 A/T
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Chris Paul
vs.
Deron Williams

9 games played - Hornets:2 wins, Jazz:7 wins

Paul: 14.9 PPG -made 38 / 102 attempts(37.3 FG%), 9 APG / 2.7 TP = 3.33 A/T
Williams: 17.8 PPG - 63 / 110 attempts(57.2 FG%), 6.5 APG / 2.8 TP = 2.32 A/T


your thoughts?

Posted: Wed Apr 2, 2008 9:25 pm
by NO-KG-AI
My thoughts? We get rocked by the Jazz, except for that last game. We still have them one more time at home I believe, I'd like to see how we do then, but as of now I think the Jazz are the team I want the least in the first round.

Posted: Wed Apr 2, 2008 9:55 pm
by 2poor
I don't know that last year's games really matter (and some of this year's for that matter), since the makeup of the teams has changed fairly dramatically, either due to good health or roster moves.

Posted: Wed Apr 2, 2008 10:48 pm
by Scoob Seriously
My thoughts? I am excited for the playoffs to start lol

Posted: Thu Apr 3, 2008 6:39 am
by d-will8
I'd love to see any of those matchups in the playoffs.

Posted: Thu Apr 3, 2008 7:41 am
by ponder276
Field goal percentages and scoring averages suggest that Dwill scores on Paul fairly easily (17.8 PPG, 57.2 FG%), but Paul has difficulty scoring on Dwill (14.9 PPG, 37.3 FG%). I've definitely noticed this whenever I've seen the two play each other. And no, I'm not a Jazz fan; I actually do really like Chris Paul, and think he's the better PG overall, but in head-to-head matchups, Dwill seems to have the upper hand.