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Danny Green Finals Games 1-5 (6/7 not nearly as good obviously)
G GS MP TS% eFG% ORB% DRB% TRB% AST% STL% BLK% TOV% USG% ORtg DRtg
5 5 34.0 .809 .802 1.8 11.9 7.2 5.4 1.3 3.7 8.2 16.9 141 109
G GS MP TS% eFG% ORB% DRB% TRB% AST% STL% BLK% TOV% USG% ORtg DRtg
5 5 34.0 .809 .802 1.8 11.9 7.2 5.4 1.3 3.7 8.2 16.9 141 109
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Chris Andersen from 5/8 - 5/30 sustained a 174 ORTG on 13.2 USG% (94.4% TS, 14.9% ORB%, 10.7% TOV%).
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Patrick Ewing
Feb 3 1990 through March 27 1990 (24 games)
32.1ppg
11.8 rpg
4.4 blks
64.4 TS%
And the Knicks only went 12-12 in that stretch. Included in there is a 6 game losing streak with 4 of those games at home
Feb 3 1990 through March 27 1990 (24 games)
32.1ppg
11.8 rpg
4.4 blks
64.4 TS%
And the Knicks only went 12-12 in that stretch. Included in there is a 6 game losing streak with 4 of those games at home
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found this thread very interesting! any good ones from this past season?
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1st 40 games of Jordan's 1989 season: 35/8/7/3 on 62 TS%.
- 53/14/8 on 21-28
- 52/11/7 on 19-27 (30 point 4th quarter)
- 52/9/4 stls on 24-29
- 52/9 stls on 18-33
- 42/11/9/8 on 13-23
He literally only had one bad game in those 40 games, every other game ranged from very good to unbelievable.
- 53/14/8 on 21-28
- 52/11/7 on 19-27 (30 point 4th quarter)
- 52/9/4 stls on 24-29
- 52/9 stls on 18-33
- 42/11/9/8 on 13-23
He literally only had one bad game in those 40 games, every other game ranged from very good to unbelievable.
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Interesting stat line on the importance of free throw shooting
Perhaps the most famous poor performer at the line is Shaquille O’Neal. Shaq entered the league in 1992-93. Across the next 16 seasons (ending with the 2007-08 campaign), O’Neal posted a 0.307 WP48. Certainly this is an excellent mark (average is 0.100). But relative to the following sample of all-time greats, Shaq comes up a bit short:
Magic Johnson: 0.429 Career WP48
Larry Bird: 0.365 Career WP48
Michael Jordan before his first retirement: 0.390 Career WP48
Michal Jordan before his second retirement: 0.362 Career WP48
Michael Jordan before his third retirement: 0.332 Career WP48
David Robinson: 0.350 Career WP48
What do these numbers tell us? Well, MJ – if he wanted to maximize his career WP48 (not that this was his motivation) – should have limited his retirements. But more important to our story, Shaq comes up short relative to these all-time greats.
Of course, Shaq comes up short because he has trouble hitting free throws. For his career he only hit 52.4% of his free throws. What if Shaq hit at a 75% rate? Across his career he attempted 10,376 free throw attempts and made 5,441. If he was average from the charity stripe, though, he would have hit 2,361 more free throws. With each additional point worth 0.033 wins (which we know from our complete model of wins), if Shaq scored 2,361 more points across his career – with no change in free throw attempts or field goal attempts – O’Neal would have produced 76.9 additional wins. And this means Shaq’s career WP48 would be 0.405 prior to the 2008-09 season. In sum, if Shaq just hit his free throws, his productivity would have compared more favorably to a few more of the all-time greats.
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LeBron, 12/30/09-1/23/10
LeBron, 2/3/13-2/26/13
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G MP PTS TRB AST STL BLK TS% ORTG GmSc
12 40.4 34.3 7.8 7.9 1.8 1.6 .663 130 30.3
LeBron, 2/3/13-2/26/13
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G MP PTS TRB AST STL BLK TS% ORTG GmSc
12 37.7 29.8 7.6 8.3 1.9 .6 .735 139 28.9
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Chris Paul right now lol
First 4 games of the season:
26.5/13/4/3 stls on 68.7 TS% - 37.8 PER
First 4 games of the season:
26.5/13/4/3 stls on 68.7 TS% - 37.8 PER
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Paul had an even crazier start the to 09-10 season
First 6 games: 10/28 - 11/6, 2009
First 9 games: 10/28 - 11/11, 2009
First 6 games: 10/28 - 11/6, 2009
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G MP PTS TRB AST STL BLK TS% ORTG GmSc
6 37.4 28.5 3.8 9.8 1.2 0.0 .749 142 26.2
First 9 games: 10/28 - 11/11, 2009
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G MP PTS TRB AST STL BLK TS% ORTG GmSc
9 34.4 26.1 3.2 9.3 1.6 0.0 .736 144 24.8
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Amare '08
30.2 pts / 9.0 rebs / 1.5 blks per game. 87% from the foul line too.
In the first seven games of the '09 season, he had a 74 TS% on a 24.5 usage.
Reggie Miller '91
22.6 pts per game on 56.7/50//95 shooting splits
Karl Malone '90
33.7 pts / 11.0 rebs per game. 13 free throws attempted per game.
Then Karl has one bad game and does this....
31.0 pts / 11.9 rebs
David Robinson '94
33.4 pts / 10.4 rebs / 7.1 asts (!!!) / 5.3 blks / 2.1 stls per game
Oh and in '91 he had an 8 game stretch where he averaged 6.8 blocks per game including three games of double digit blocks. Also had a 29.8 game score average (yawn.) Through three games he averaged 33.3 pts / 15.3 rebs / 4 asts / 8.7 blks / 3.0 stls / only 2.7 TOs. Average game score of 38.4.
'Reggie Evans '13
14.9 rebounds a game ... in 26.5 minutes. That's over 20 rebounds in 36 minutes per game.
Larry Nance '88
29.9 pts / 9.9 rebs / 3 blks per game
Gilbert Arenas '07
39 pts / 6.9 asts / 6.0 rebs / 9.3 3PTA at 43% per game.
Drexler '88
31.3 pts / 7.3 rebs / 5.5 asts / 3.0 stls per game.
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% DRB% TRB% AST% TOV% USG% ORtg GmSc
03-22 04-14 13 37.2 .699 .613 19.2 14.4 10.2 10.2 29.6 134 25.2
30.2 pts / 9.0 rebs / 1.5 blks per game. 87% from the foul line too.
In the first seven games of the '09 season, he had a 74 TS% on a 24.5 usage.
Reggie Miller '91
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% TOV% Usage ORtg GmSc
03-22 04-5 7 34.3 .734 .667 10 21.3 142 19.2
22.6 pts per game on 56.7/50//95 shooting splits
Karl Malone '90
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% DRB% TRB% AST% TOV% USG% ORtg GmSc
12-17 01-03 10 37.2 .726 .674 26.4 18.1 16.7 12.1 30.8 133 28.4
33.7 pts / 11.0 rebs per game. 13 free throws attempted per game.
Then Karl has one bad game and does this....
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% DRB% TRB% AST% TOV% USG% ORtg GmSc
01-06 01-27 9 37.1 .693 .643 24.2 18.1 13.8 10.6 35.4 130 31.0
31.0 pts / 11.9 rebs
David Robinson '94
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% DRB% TRB% AST% STL% BLK% TOV% USG% ORtg GmSc
02-04 02-21 8 42.9 .597 .539 17.3 13.6 29.7 2.7 7.6 8.6 32.6 128 32.6
33.4 pts / 10.4 rebs / 7.1 asts (!!!) / 5.3 blks / 2.1 stls per game
Oh and in '91 he had an 8 game stretch where he averaged 6.8 blocks per game including three games of double digit blocks. Also had a 29.8 game score average (yawn.) Through three games he averaged 33.3 pts / 15.3 rebs / 4 asts / 8.7 blks / 3.0 stls / only 2.7 TOs. Average game score of 38.4.
'Reggie Evans '13
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First Last G MP ORB% DRB% TRB%
03-01 03-20 10 26.5 19.8 45.8 33.2
14.9 rebounds a game ... in 26.5 minutes. That's over 20 rebounds in 36 minutes per game.
Larry Nance '88
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% DRB% TRB% AST% STL% BLK% TOV% USG% ORtg GmSc
12-12 12-28 8 37.8 .657 .619 19.5 14.3 15.4 1.9 4.3 13.3 27.3 123 25.9
29.9 pts / 9.9 rebs / 3 blks per game
Gilbert Arenas '07
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% TRB% AST% TOV% USG% ORtg GmSc
12-17 12-29 7 44.2 .634 .561 7.8 26.7 10.4 32.9 128 29.0
39 pts / 6.9 asts / 6.0 rebs / 9.3 3PTA at 43% per game.
Drexler '88
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First Last G MP TS% eFG% DRB% TRB% AST% STL% BLK% TOV% USG% ORtg GmSc
03-03 03-15 6 37.5 .621 .578 7.9 10.6 23.5 3.8 1.4 12.2 29.8 127 27.0
31.3 pts / 7.3 rebs / 5.5 asts / 3.0 stls per game.
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Website; advanced stats based with a few studies:
http://ascreamingcomesacrossthecourt.blogspot.com
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Rudy Gay shot 11 for 37 tonight in a double OT loss at Houston.
According to basketball-reference, since 85-86 there has only been one other night (including playoffs) where a guy shot 37 or more times and made 11 or fewer field goals. On Dec 11 1996, Damon Stoudamire shot exactly 11 for 37 just like Gay did tonight. Stoudamire was also a Raptor at the time of course, his effort came in a triple OT loss
According to basketball-reference, since 85-86 there has only been one other night (including playoffs) where a guy shot 37 or more times and made 11 or fewer field goals. On Dec 11 1996, Damon Stoudamire shot exactly 11 for 37 just like Gay did tonight. Stoudamire was also a Raptor at the time of course, his effort came in a triple OT loss
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JulesWinnfield wrote:Rudy Gay shot 11 for 37 tonight in a double OT loss at Houston.
According to basketball-reference, since 85-86 there has only been one other night (including playoffs) where a guy shot 37 or more times and made 11 or fewer field goals. On Dec 11 1996, Damon Stoudamire shot exactly 11 for 37 just like Gay did tonight. Stoudamire was also a Raptor at the time of course, his effort came in a triple OT loss
Awesome, was watching this game and at the end was wondering how many shots he put up. His arms gotta be tired!
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Kevin Durant since Westbrook went down on December 25th (exactly one month, from December 27th to January 27th, 17 games total):
38.8 MPG: 36.5 PPG, 7.4 RPG, 5.8 APG, 1.5 SPG, 0.9 BPG, 3.4 TPG on 66.8% TS , 11.1% TOV, 35.3% USG, 130 ORtg, 104 DRtg, 29.4 GameScore
I'm putting this here in this thread because of MacGill's suggestion that someone should bump this thread. Indeed, there some great statlines here to review.
38.8 MPG: 36.5 PPG, 7.4 RPG, 5.8 APG, 1.5 SPG, 0.9 BPG, 3.4 TPG on 66.8% TS , 11.1% TOV, 35.3% USG, 130 ORtg, 104 DRtg, 29.4 GameScore
I'm putting this here in this thread because of MacGill's suggestion that someone should bump this thread. Indeed, there some great statlines here to review.
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Rajon Rondo tonight vs Miami
9 pts 15 ast 10 rebs on 4/8 FG
This is the 4th time in his career including postseason where he missed out on a triple double because he couldn't accomplish the scoring aspect of it. Since the 85/86 season, (which is as far as bballreference tracks in their game finder) he is the 4th player to have this happen on 4 occasions or more...
Nate McMillan did it 6 times
Darrell Walker did it 6 times
Jason Kidd did it 28 times!!!
Link in the spoiler for the game logs sorted by the players name
9 pts 15 ast 10 rebs on 4/8 FG
This is the 4th time in his career including postseason where he missed out on a triple double because he couldn't accomplish the scoring aspect of it. Since the 85/86 season, (which is as far as bballreference tracks in their game finder) he is the 4th player to have this happen on 4 occasions or more...
Nate McMillan did it 6 times
Darrell Walker did it 6 times
Jason Kidd did it 28 times!!!
Link in the spoiler for the game logs sorted by the players name
Spoiler:
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JulesWinnfield wrote:Rajon Rondo tonight vs Miami
9 pts 15 ast 10 rebs on 4/8 FG
This is the 4th time in his career including postseason where he missed out on a triple double because he couldn't accomplish the scoring aspect of it. Since the 85/86 season, (which is as far as bballreference tracks in their game finder) he is the 4th player to have this happen on 4 occasions or more...
Nate McMillan did it 6 times
Darrell Walker did it 6 times
Jason Kidd did it 28 times!!!
Link in the spoiler for the game logs sorted by the players nameSpoiler:
That's insane about kidd. Just a note: there's a "tiny URL" button you can click on the bball reference page to use for the board.
Gave me the idea to look at just missing a TD by a rebound or assist, too. Kidd is everywhere!
1 assist shy - http://bkref.com/tiny/s9uL9
1 rebound shy - http://bkref.com/tiny/sdMvq
And these don't include points, but still fun to look at 4x5s and 4x4s:
4x5 - http://bkref.com/tiny/3kmgY
4x4 - http://bkref.com/tiny/dpPIu (hakeem insane as per usual -- really surprised to see garnett so low...)
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the Mavs-Clippers game today got me thinking about historic comebacks and odd box scores.
Check this one out from 1972- Buffalo set the record for most points scored in a quarter (they outscored Boston 58-23 in the 4th- but still lost by 8!)
https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/197210200BOS.html
Check this one out from 1972- Buffalo set the record for most points scored in a quarter (they outscored Boston 58-23 in the 4th- but still lost by 8!)
https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/197210200BOS.html
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Roscoe Sheed wrote:the Mavs-Clippers game today got me thinking about historic comebacks and odd box scores.
Check this one out from 1972- Buffalo set the record for most points scored in a quarter (they outscored Boston 58-23 in the 4th- but still lost by 8!)
https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/197210200BOS.html
That is wild. Speaking of the little Mavs and 30 points. They played a game this year where they had a 30-0 run and still lost the game.
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JulesWinnfield wrote:Rajon Rondo tonight vs Miami
9 pts 15 ast 10 rebs on 4/8 FG
This is the 4th time in his career including postseason where he missed out on a triple double because he couldn't accomplish the scoring aspect of it. Since the 85/86 season, (which is as far as bballreference tracks in their game finder) he is the 4th player to have this happen on 4 occasions or more...
Nate McMillan did it 6 times
Darrell Walker did it 6 times
Jason Kidd did it 28 times!!!
Link in the spoiler for the game logs sorted by the players nameSpoiler:
Fat Lever went for 31/16/12 against Chicago during the Jordan years. Fun game I remember by one of my favorite players. Looked it up and a few lesser lights have done it . . . David Lee and Austin Reeves were both big surprises to me.
“Most people use statistics like a drunk man uses a lamppost; more for support than illumination,” Andrew Lang.
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What a throwback, especially considering I started this thread.
Ah to be young and being introduced to BBR for the first time....
Ah to be young and being introduced to BBR for the first time....
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JulesWinnfield wrote:Rajon Rondo tonight vs Miami
9 pts 15 ast 10 rebs on 4/8 FG
This is the 4th time in his career including postseason where he missed out on a triple double because he couldn't accomplish the scoring aspect of it. Since the 85/86 season, (which is as far as bballreference tracks in their game finder) he is the 4th player to have this happen on 4 occasions or more...
Nate McMillan did it 6 times
Darrell Walker did it 6 times
Jason Kidd did it 28 times!!!
Link in the spoiler for the game logs sorted by the players nameSpoiler:
In a meanwhile (well actually ten years) 2 players had a double double without a single point
Tomas Satoranski in 2022: 0/10/13/0/0 in 28 minutes
Draymond Green in 2024: 0/12/11/1/1 in 36 minutes