True shooting %. All time record for Spurs starters vs Grizzleys 12/23/2019

[MultiTroll]

This has got to be an All Time Spurs record. If not, tell us which game was better by the starters.

Starters
44-59 fg's
9-13 treys
9-10 FT's

Can one of you much better at math then me do the true shooting % formula?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_shooting_percentage

For that matter the starters and bench combined?

[SpurPadre]

We had to come pretty close against D'Antoni Suns teams.

[RC_Drunkford]

Shooting 90% in the first quarter in the finals against Miami in 2014 was more impressive

[ZeusWillJudge]

It was a new team record. Just edged out a game against Orlando last December.

[JeffDuncan]

Points = 145
Free throw attempts = 14
14 × 0.44 = 6.16
Field goal attempts = 89
89 + 6.16 = 95.16
2 × 95.16 = 190.32
145 ÷ 190.32 = 0.762
In percent, 76.2%

That's for the game.

[weebo]

how many dunks did they give up?

[ZeusWillJudge]

Points = 145
Free throw attempts = 14
14 × 0.44 = 6.16
Field goal attempts = 89
89 + 6.16 = 95.16
2 × 95.16 = 190.32
145 ÷ 190.32 = 0.762
In percent, 76.2%

That's for the game.

That looks right. According to Basketball Reference that's 6th highest game TS% ever.


In the past, when the Spurs come out and hit everything they look at, the next game they can't hit a damn thing and get killed. It's almost universal. So there's something to look forward to.

[JeffDuncan]

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In the past, when the Spurs come out and hit everything they look at, the next game they can't hit a damn thing and get killed. It's almost universal. So there's something to look forward to.

A set up to get stomped by the Mavs. There's an old saying, variety is the e of life. Wish Pop would apply that to his rotations.

[heyheymymy]

What goes up must go down?

Oh well it was a nice Christmas gift.

[tbdog]

Shooting 90% in the first quarter in the finals against Miami in 2014 was more impressive

Before Silver ed the league.

[vavvi]

No defense was played at all so actually not impressed with the record

[Allan Rowe vs Wade]

Grizzleys lmao

[Seventyniner]

That looks right. According to Basketball Reference that's 6th highest game TS% ever.


In the past, when the Spurs come out and hit everything they look at, the next game they can't hit a damn thing and get killed. It's almost universal. So there's something to look forward to.

Fourth place all time by eFG% too. Though for some reason, ordering this by TS% puts last night's game at 10th, not 6th.

https://www.basketball-reference.com/play-index/tgl_finder.cgi?request=1&match=game&lg_id=NBA&is_p layoffs=N&team_seed_cmp=eq&opp_seed_cmp=eq&year_mi n=1947&year_max=2020&is_range=N&game_num_type=team &c1stat=efg_pct&c1comp=gt&c1val=70&order_by=efg_pc t

[DMC]

Nothing like having record shooting nights against teams in games that don't really matter, to stave off the pitchforks and torches.

[MultiTroll]

That looks right. According to Basketball Reference that's 6th highest game TS% ever.

Do any of the sites do TS% for starters only?
This Spurs game has to have been #1 or near #1 All Time for any NBA team.

[MultiTroll]

Fourth place all time by eFG% too.

Any of the sites show eFG% for starters only?

Back to the whole team, how in the H did 3 teams finish above this Spurs (4th all time) game for eFG? (Site does not show box score, only final score.)

[JeffDuncan]

Do any of the sites do TS% for starters only?
This Spurs game has to have been #1 or near #1 All Time for any NBA team.

You just pull out the starter stats. Like from here:

https://www.basketball-reference.com...912230MEM.html

Points = 106
Field goal attempts = 59
Free throw attempts = 10

Then plug into the formula.

10 × 0.44 = 4.4
59 + 4.4 = 63.4
2 × 63.4 = 126.8
106 ÷ 126.8 = 0.83596 call it 83.6%.