Statisical predictions for upcoming season.

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Statisical predictions for upcoming season. 

Post#1 » by Jazzfan12 » Wed Aug 4, 2010 11:15 pm

Deron Williams: 36MPG, 20PPG, 11APG, 5RPG, 1SPG, 48/40/80 (PER of 21)

Al Jefferson: 36MPG, 23PPG, 9RPG, 3APG, 2BPG, 55/75 (PER of 25)

Paul Millsap: 32MPG, 16PPG, 11RPG, 2APG, 1.5BPG, 1SPG, 57/80 (PER of 20)

Andrei Kirilenko: 32MPG, 14PPG, 4RPG, 3APG, 1.5BPG, 2SPG, 50/30/75 (PER of 20)

CJ Miles: 32MPG, 14PPG, 3RPG, 3APG, 1SPG, 46/36/90 (PER of 15)

Memo Okur: 24MPG, 7PPG, 4RPG, 1APG, 42/40/85 (PER of 12)

Gordon Hayward: 16MPG, 7PPG, 2.5RPG, 1.5APG, 50/38/90 (PER of 16)

Raja Bell: 16MPG, 5PPG, 2RPG, .5APG, 42/40/85 (PER of 12)

Ronnie Price: 12MPG, 4PPG, 2APG, 1RPG, 40/30/70 (PER of 10)

Fesenko: 4MPG, 1PPG, 1RPG, 55/30 (PER of 10)


I'm expecting Jefferson to return to 2008-2009 form and be more efficient due to less double teams, Kirilenko plays a bit better in his contract year, CJ Miles improves.

Millsap gains four points due to being the only PnR and PnP option on the team now, and gains four rebounds with a lesser Okur and Jefferson being a slightly worse rebounder than Boozer, also more efficient due to more focusing on PnR and PnP than trying to create shots on his own like last year, and just overall better due to happiness about being in starting lineup.

I'm expecting Hayward to have an okay rookie season (And for him to start to take Bell's minutes in the playoffs), for Okur to completely fall off due to the Achilles injury and pretty only be a three point threat, and for the rest of the team to stay pretty much the same. Kind of boring without Jazz basketball going on.
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Post#2 » by HolyToledo » Thu Aug 5, 2010 2:38 am

no way Hayward plays that many min. I hope he does but probably not. He will play like 10 min a game. throw those 6 extra min to raja bell
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Post#3 » by QuantumMacgyver » Thu Aug 5, 2010 3:19 am

HolyToledo wrote:no way Hayward plays that many min. I hope he does but probably not. He will play like 10 min a game. throw those 6 extra min to raja bell


I don't mean to troll or anything, but this has 4 players with PERs over 20. That seems incredibly unlikely. And I don't see anyone on the team having a higher PER than D-Will. But I like the work here, and think stat wise you could be close.
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Post#4 » by babyjax13 » Thu Aug 5, 2010 3:52 am

I think that your stats look pretty accurate. I think that Okur will do a little better and AK a little worse, but still it looks about right.
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Post#5 » by toyguc » Thu Aug 5, 2010 9:15 am

Jazzfan12 wrote:Deron Williams: 36MPG, 20PPG, 11APG, 5RPG, 1SPG, 48/40/80 (PER of 21)

Al Jefferson: 36MPG, 23PPG, 9RPG, 3APG, 2BPG, 55/75 (PER of 25)

Paul Millsap: 32MPG, 16PPG, 11RPG, 2APG, 1.5BPG, 1SPG, 57/80 (PER of 20)

Andrei Kirilenko: 32MPG, 14PPG, 4RPG, 3APG, 1.5BPG, 2SPG, 50/30/75 (PER of 20)

CJ Miles: 32MPG, 14PPG, 3RPG, 3APG, 1SPG, 46/36/90 (PER of 15)

Memo Okur: 24MPG, 7PPG, 4RPG, 1APG, 42/40/85 (PER of 12)

Gordon Hayward: 16MPG, 7PPG, 2.5RPG, 1.5APG, 50/38/90 (PER of 16)

Raja Bell: 16MPG, 5PPG, 2RPG, .5APG, 42/40/85 (PER of 12)

Ronnie Price: 12MPG, 4PPG, 2APG, 1RPG, 40/30/70 (PER of 10)

Fesenko: 4MPG, 1PPG, 1RPG, 55/30 (PER of 10)


I'm expecting Jefferson to return to 2008-2009 form and be more efficient due to less double teams, Kirilenko plays a bit better in his contract year, CJ Miles improves.

Millsap gains four points due to being the only PnR and PnP option on the team now, and gains four rebounds with a lesser Okur and Jefferson being a slightly worse rebounder than Boozer, also more efficient due to more focusing on PnR and PnP than trying to create shots on his own like last year, and just overall better due to happiness about being in starting lineup.

I'm expecting Hayward to have an okay rookie season (And for him to start to take Bell's minutes in the playoffs), for Okur to completely fall off due to the Achilles injury and pretty only be a three point threat, and for the rest of the team to stay pretty much the same. Kind of boring without Jazz basketball going on.

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Post#6 » by StockBroome » Thu Aug 5, 2010 12:24 pm

That would be good because the Jazz would be averaging about 111 point per game. They should be able to win a great deal. Last year we averaged 104 and Phoenix was tops at 110. They also held opponents to an average of 99 points. With this team possibly better on defense we could fair even better.
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Post#7 » by carrottop12 » Thu Aug 5, 2010 12:43 pm

StockBroome wrote:That would be good because the Jazz would be averaging about 111 point per game. They should be able to win a great deal. Last year we averaged 104 and Phoenix was tops at 110. They also held opponents to an average of 99 points. With this team possibly better on defense we could fair even better.


That would be assuming everyone played all 82 games and averaged those stats which won't happen. With each game missed your scoring average drops just a little bit because that players points aren't on the floor that night.
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Post#8 » by blackham9258 » Thu Aug 5, 2010 3:09 pm

Deron 20ppg 10.5asst
Al 20.5ppg 10.8rb
Sap 15ppg 10.5rb
AK 9.5ppg 4.5rb 4asst
Memo 11.8ppg 5.5rb
CJ 10ppg 3.5rb
Raja 11ppg 2.5rb
Goron 6.5ppg 2rb
Fes 4ppg 3rb

108.3ppg
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Post#9 » by Purch » Thu Aug 5, 2010 3:42 pm

I highly doubt Millsap averages 2 more rebs then Jefferson. I doubt he averages more rebs at all.
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Post#10 » by red4hf » Thu Aug 5, 2010 5:16 pm

Some of those stats are too optimistic......
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Post#11 » by babyjax13 » Fri Aug 6, 2010 3:02 am

Deron Williams 19p 3r 11a
Raja Bell 7p 3r 1a
Andrei Kirilenko 13p 6r 3a
Paul Millsap 15p 7r 2a
Al Jefferson 19p 11r 2a

Ronnie Price 4p 1r 2a
CJ Miles 11p 3r 2a
Gordan Hayward 6p 3r 2a
Mehmet Okur 10p 5r 2a
Kyrylo Fesenko 3p 2r .2a

The contributions of the rest don't really matter. I think we will average right around 103ppg and be the third seed in the west.
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