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already been done..
Rookies:
http://www.nba.com/statistics/player...DD=All%20Teams
All:
http://www.nba.com/statistics/player...xp=-1&splitDD=
And at 17 MPG... Compare that to Griffin's 28 mins in the rookie category or the average 24 mpg of all. Just amazing.
already been done..
Blair has the least minutes out of the top 50, yet he's 11.
This is so old!
know your stats son.
For rookies;
Dbl Dbls - 1
St/48 min - 2
Efficiency - 2
Efficiency/48 min - 1
PPG -3
Pts/48 min - 1
RPG - 2
Rbs/48 min - 1
Oh,my god!Blair is so powerful.Wish him healthy all the time.Spurs has gained a lot.But I have seen some news about his tailbone injury in the final preseason game with Indiana. Fortunately,he is ok,and we will not see him in the following one team practice or two.But he will attend the first regular season game with New Orleans Hornets.
Blair had 3 double-doubles.
Only three other players had that many:
Dwight Howard 4
David Lee 3
Kevin Love 3
http://www.nba.com/statistics/player...DD=All%20Teams
Love did it in four games on 22 minutes/game.
Howard, Blair, and Lee all played 7 games, Howard had 25 minutes and Lee had 27 minutes. Blair only 18 minutes.
The best stat for preseason is efficiency per 48 minutes:
http://www.nba.com/statistics/player...DD=All%20Teams
Of all NBA players with significant playing time, Blair was first at 48.34. That's amazing!
And if players with significant playing time, our old friend TIM DUNCAN was third, with 44.06. Amazing!
Only Kevin Love and Blair were ahead of him.
Love played only 4 games and had an efficiency of 44.62, only a fraction ahead of Tim.
The other stat that should be factored in with efficiency is +/-
Blair +31 in 124 minutes
Love -31 in 88 minutes
Tim +31 in 96 minutes
If think Tim is going to better than last season with his weight loss.
Blair is going to be 1st team all-rookie.
Manu is not injured.
Parker is in his prime and had a very good pre-season.
Jefferson has been injury free for 2 years, is a team player and will average at least 15 points per game, and is still under 30.
Dice is a lot better than Bonner or Oberto and will average 9 and 8, with many double-doubles depending on how many minutes he gets (and he has to share rebounds with Tim and Blair). Dice was great at boarding in pre-season and last seasonas well.
Hill may win most improved NBA player and would start on most teams.
These are the 7 players that matter, the rest is all junk and some threes from Mason, Finley and Bonner. Ratliff is going to be a spot player, he can still block shots. Haislip may not get off the bench, and neither will Bogans. Ian is not ready for prime time.
We are going to win at least 65 games folks, and a key # 1 seed; number 5 for Tim is on the way.
Book it.
That's a man, son.Rookies:
http://www.nba.com/statistics/player...DD=All%20Teams
All:
http://www.nba.com/statistics/player...xp=-1&splitDD=
And at 17 MPG... Compare that to Griffin's 28 mins in the rookie category or the average 24 mpg of all. Just amazing.
Blair better not get Pop's cold rookie treatment. This guy is ready to be a stand-out contributer. The more this guy plays the better he will get he needs some good meaningfull minutes!
He is a beast!
Blair will not get the rookie treatment. Pop has already said as much. Blair will get a different rookie treatment. He's going to get the Tim Duncan rookie treatment and see what he brings to the table.
You guys seriously lucked out with Blair. It's like you got the second coming of Charles Barkley. Someday Blair will be an All-Star barring some freakish injury.
never would have envisioned this day back in april. im blessed to be a fan of such an amazing team. my condolences to fans of less fortunate teams such as the clips or bobcats. we spurs fans truly are spoiled
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