Total fouls divided by games played. Total charges taken divided by games played. Total points scored for your team divided by games played. Total points scored by opponents divided by games played. Consistent lag may be a result of your graphics setting being too high, and so adjusting them downwards could ease some of the issues.
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What is Mcdavids contract? How much does Connor McDavid make a minute? How heavy is Connor McDavid pounds? What is Walter Per 36 Minutes - A statistic e. Per Game - A statistic e. This formula estimates possessions based on both the team's statistics and their opponent's statistics, then averages them to provide a more stable estimate.
SRS - Simple Rating System; a rating that takes into account average point differential and strength of schedule. Steal Percentage is an estimate of the percentage of opponent possessions that end with a steal by the player while he was on the floor.
Stops - Stops; Dean Oliver's measure of individual defensive stops. Turnover percentage is an estimate of turnovers per plays. Total rebound percentage is an estimate of the percentage of available rebounds a player grabbed while he was on the floor. True shooting percentage is a measure of shooting efficiency that takes into account field goals, 3-point field goals, and free throws.
Usage percentage is an estimate of the percentage of team plays used by a player while he was on the floor. Multiply by 2. Using an exponent of WS - Win Shares; an estimate of the number of wins contributed by a player. Please see the article Calculating Win Shares for more information. Year - Year that the season occurred. Since the NBA season is split over two calendar years, the year given is the last year for that season.
For example, the year for the season would be Full Site Menu Return to Top. In the News : L. James , K. Durant , J. Embiid , J. How I interpret that sentence: Chandler may not be the best shooter in the NBA, but this stat shows that he's the most efficient scorer, even though he doesn't ever make three-pointers.
His effectiveness in the paint and competency from the free-throw line elevates him significantly. This may be the most complicated looking calculation yet, but the concept behind it is really quite simple.
Usage rate calculates what percentage of team plays a player was involved in while he was on the floor, provided that the play ends in one of the three true results: field-goal attempt, free-throw attempt or turnover. On average, a player will have a usage rate of 20 percent.
Think about it and it will make perfect sense. Only the true outcomes are measured here, so there is quite a bit left out. The numerator is clearly represented by the word "Points. We've already seen how possessions can be best estimated by what's written in the above denominator. The full explanation is provided on the turnover percentage slide.
This stat in its simplest form explains how efficiently a player uses his time with the ball to score. With the help of companies like Synergy, PPP can be further broken down into certain situations like isolation plays, pick-and-roll situations, etc. This stat only refers to scoring efficiency and there's more than scoring to basketball, even on offense.
Other than that and the fact that the possessions are estimates, there aren't too many limitations to PPP. How I interpret that sentence: This is yet another example of how impressive Kyrie Irving's rookie campaign has been, as he's clearly recognizing the defenses he's facing and making good decisions.
The reason this one is useful is that it's another tempo-free stat. Offensive rating eliminates factors like pace of play and minutes played per game. Unfortunately, I don't have access to the calculation of Points Produced. The formula can be found in Dean Oliver's book Basketball on Paper. Because of the estimations made in both Points Produced and the formula for possessions, this is once more just a baseline and not an exact number.
This stat also rewards players who shoot a high percentage more than anything else, which is why you'll generally see low-usage big men high up on the leaderboards. How I interpret that sentence: Ryan Anderson has been an incredibly efficient player this season, but his usage rate of As explained by Basketball-Reference , this is really a five-part calculation, the details of which can be found in the page hyperlinked to.
Win Shares are easily the best metric for evaluating the offensive play of a single player because it accounts for almost everything and scales the result so that one OWS is actually equal to one win added to the team's cause. Points Produced takes all facets of the offensive game into account: points scored, assists and offensive rebounds. Moreover, the metric is tempo-free. Compared to the rest of the stats included in this slideshow, OWS doesn't have too many flaws. The only true flaw is that while it accounts for pace of play, it's still a counting stat of sorts.
Although different from counting stats like total points, there is still a clear benefit to players who are on the court for a lot of minutes. How I interpret that sentence: LeBron James is the best offensive player in the league.
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