lessthanjake wrote:ShaqAttac wrote:falcolombardi wrote:Using different metrics for players then comparing them is pretty bonkers
Is the minimum expected to actually make sure a comparision of two players on a specific stat is the same stat
if a 6 game sample is already showing difference in results that makes the bigger less sample -more- likely to keep differing, not less
comparin career stuff to short stuff when a dude is already winning with longer stuff is also pretty sus.
also look to me mj squad making up numbers again. i thought the 86 rox thread woulda been the end of it, but they really have no shame
Umm, the data I provided goes year by year and provides the data we have, so I don’t know what you’re talking about. And it’s worth noting that in the years where it’s only a portion of the year (i.e. the Squared stuff), the Bulls actually did *worse* in the sampled data than in the full seasons. So, if anything, the data as presented is biased in favor of games where the Bulls were winning less.
Meanwhile, the only “career” stuff I included was a career playoff number, but the data set includes over 90% of Jordan’s playoff games, so it’s by no means “short stuff.”
Also, stop trying to stir things up. You appear to think a substantial portion of your role on the forum is to make snide posts referencing past discussions and suggesting that someone in the current discussion was wrong in those past discussions. It’s something you consistently do, and often in posts that have virtually no other content. That’s not productive posting in any way, and it needs to stop.
And that seems to happen exclusively on "anti-LeBron" (pro-Jordan, Durant, Curry, etc) arguments, if I may add.
