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I like the way Timmy is going in the last 5 games, I know that it's a small sample but would be nice if he can keep up this numbers
16.4 points
13 rebounds
4 assists
3,8 blocks
he's ruling the defensive end lately
statistically, on a per minute basis, Tim Duncan is again the best player in the NBA:
Minutes played in 27 games; 794
team points for; 1764
individual points scored; 382
rebounds; 263
assists; 91
blocks; 58
steals; 22
sub total; 2580
team points allowed; 1544
individual missed field goals; 157
missed free throws; 26
turnovers; 52
fouls; 51
sub total; 1830
net grand total; 2580 - 1830 = 750
net grand total per 48 minutes; +45.34
this represent s the best in the NBA.
Last edited by Galileo; 12-21-2010 at 04:56 PM.
I like the way Timmy is going in the last 5 games, I know that it's a small sample but would be nice if he can keep up this numbers
16.4 points
13 rebounds
4 assists
3,8 blocks
he's ruling the defensive end lately
what is "team points for; 1764"?
Let's compare old Tim Duncan to the highly touted and much younger Lebron James:
Minutes played in 27 games; 794 (James 1115) [note - James has played 30 games]
team points for; 1764 (2350)
individual points scored; 382 (729)
rebounds; 263 (195)
assists; 91 (216)
blocks; 58 (14)
steals; 22 (40)
sub total; 2580 (3544)
team points allowed; 1544 (2119)
individual missed field goals; 157 (279)
missed free throws; 26 (63)
turnovers; 52 (115)
fouls; 51 (61)
sub total; 1830 (2637)
net grand total; 2580 - 1830 = 750 (907)
net grand total per 48 minutes; +45.34 (39.05)
Duncan > James
Last edited by Galileo; 12-21-2010 at 05:31 PM.
The Spurs scored 1764 points when Duncan was on the floor.
Not sure, but I think it means : has accounted for 1764 team's points (scored and assisted)
Edit: I'm way off
I don't know if I agree with the caveats placed on "the best" claims.
Tim is one of the best in the game regardless of those stats. We know that because we've watched him since his college days, and the fact that he has 4 rings and multiple trophies that say MVP on them.
That aside, there are far too many creative ways to push a point to into the light, using statistics. We could probably find a way to show that Ime is the best, if we only use certain stats.
Obviously PER is a big deal, but when a player gets 20 minutes (or whatever) a game, he's going to have more energy than if he gets 40 minutes a game. That doesn't mean his results are the best, because it's a 48 minute game.
Let's say Blair had these stats while he was on the floor, but he fouls out by halftime in most games. I wouldn't say he's the best in the game based on his playing time stats. I would say he has good results while he's playing, but being on the floor and not picking up fouls is part of being a good player.
Anyhow, who needs stats to show Tim Duncan is one of the best in the game?
You do realize these numbers mean nothing.
You've been duped by the media, and are under the evil "King James" spell.
each foul counts as a negative one in the system. If Blair fouled out by halftime, he would be docked 6 points just for the fouls in less than 24 minutes.
Also, an offensive foul is also a turnover, so that docks you another point.
A defensive foul usually leads to free throws for the other team, so that is more docked points.
If you were any further from getting it, you would be getting it from the other end.You've been duped by the media, and are under the evil "King James" spell.
I've never been an EL BJ fan. I didn't like him when he was in Cleveland, don't like him now. Try harder.
What system? Are you Hollinger's bas stepchild or what?
When you say a defensive foul usually leads to FTs for the other team, how do you know this? Are you using the "more than half the time" rule when you say "usually"?
I'm Hollinger's ghost from the 17th century!
No wonder you were locked away... here I was blaming the RCC.I'm Hollinger's ghost from the 17th century!
I am Hollinger's great grreat grrreat grrrreat grrrrreat grrrrrrandfather!!!!!!!
fck advance stats
those numbers compared to LBJ don't tell the whole story.
LBJ doesn't like playing more than 40+ minutes and cries when he gets tired.
If he were to play 33 minutes game, he would undoubtedly be the GOAT per 48.
Don't try to drop this in the NBA forum, the trolls would eat you alive.
should we cross post it?Don't try to drop this in the NBA forum, the trolls would eat you alive.
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