Marcus Bryant
11-02-2005, 02:08 AM
...but, some stats of interest:
Spurs shot 76.2% from the line on 21 attempts in the game. Last regular season they shot 72.4% which was 26th in the league (they also had 25.9 attempts per game). A 76.2% team FT performance for a season would've put them at 17th in the league.
In last season's playoffs, the Spurs shot 72.7% or 12th out of 16 teams. 76.2% would've put them at #7.
Quick rundown on other stats of note:
Offensive
Spurs shot 50.0% from the floor tonight and put up 102 points. They shot 45.3% last season and averaged 96.2 points. They shot 30.8% from 3 (36.3% last season). They had 21 assists on 41 made FGs (21.6 assists per game last season). 15 offensive boards (12.0 last season). Gave up 6 steals (7 last season). Were blocked 4 times (5.0 last season).
Defensive
Nuggets shot 48.8% from the floor and scored 91 points (Spurs gave up 88.4 points on 42.6% last season). Nuggets shot 0.0% on 7 attempts from 3 (Spurs gave up 36.7% last season). Spurs blocked 7 shots, had 27 defensive boards, and stole the rock 5 times (6.6, 30.4 and 7.5 last season).
Of course the most important stat was the W. It'll be interesting to see how this year's version stacks up against last season's title team over the course of this season.
Spurs shot 76.2% from the line on 21 attempts in the game. Last regular season they shot 72.4% which was 26th in the league (they also had 25.9 attempts per game). A 76.2% team FT performance for a season would've put them at 17th in the league.
In last season's playoffs, the Spurs shot 72.7% or 12th out of 16 teams. 76.2% would've put them at #7.
Quick rundown on other stats of note:
Offensive
Spurs shot 50.0% from the floor tonight and put up 102 points. They shot 45.3% last season and averaged 96.2 points. They shot 30.8% from 3 (36.3% last season). They had 21 assists on 41 made FGs (21.6 assists per game last season). 15 offensive boards (12.0 last season). Gave up 6 steals (7 last season). Were blocked 4 times (5.0 last season).
Defensive
Nuggets shot 48.8% from the floor and scored 91 points (Spurs gave up 88.4 points on 42.6% last season). Nuggets shot 0.0% on 7 attempts from 3 (Spurs gave up 36.7% last season). Spurs blocked 7 shots, had 27 defensive boards, and stole the rock 5 times (6.6, 30.4 and 7.5 last season).
Of course the most important stat was the W. It'll be interesting to see how this year's version stacks up against last season's title team over the course of this season.