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Fun fact, Kawhi was a top 2-3 player last year in ARPM
Parker was one of the worst players in the league.
To measure just how good it was — or how dominant next season’s Spurs figure to be, I dusted off last year’s preseason projection system (fueled by Real Plus-Minus), plugged projected RPM values into Rotoworld’s depth charts, and (unscientifically) estimated how much playing time each player will receive.2 Here’s a first pass at how good San Antonio could be next season:
http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/t...warriors-good/
Last edited by Kawhitstorm; 11-24-2015 at 09:29 PM.
Fun fact, Kawhi was a top 2-3 player last year in ARPM
Parker was one of the worst players in the league.
why no allstar then
Your link isn't working man.
Interesting read though. A bit surprised Danny DPM wasn't higher though tbh.
a month of being hurt and not shooting well early on. Remember all-star is mid-season.
He played a lot of minutes w/ Marco/Baynes instead of Kawhi/Tiago
Yea, that makes sense. Thats one of the problems with stats like these, what system your in and who you play with has a big effect. They are about the best way to statistically measure defense at this time though, so they will do. Aldridge is a better defender than people give him credit for. I imagine his metrics will go up this year on the defensive end with Danny, Tim, and Kawhi.
Porker -15
Yea hopefully Parkers defense can at least not be a net negative this year. Any chance we can trade him for Mike Conley or Elfrid Payton? The other teams did it on nba 2k15!!
Matt Bonner: +1372
Cool!
very interesting analysis Sir!
are you a statistician?
It doesn't matter who you play with. That is why it is called real plus minus. Also, that is projected RPM, doesn't mean that Danny will have 1.9 DRPM. They estimated it.
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