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These ratings use a pythagorean approximation (exponent 14), with offensive & defensive ratings adjusted as follows: ORate = Base ORate * Opp. Opp. ORate /...
18 Feb 1, 2004
12:03 am

Dean Oliver
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I want to look back at the players who have been drafted over the past ten years or so, and wanted to find out if there was a good site or resource to find...
2 Jan 28, 2004
3:11 pm

Charlie Board
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Mine isn't the only version of a Versatility Index. But it goes like this: V = (Sco*(Reb+Blk)*(Ast+Stl)) ^ .5 That is, the square root of (scoring x bigman...
1 Jan 24, 2004
5:54 pm

Mike G
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Garnett is averaging over 24 pts, 14 reb, and 5 assists. Who else has gone thru a season with those averages? Pts. Reb. Ast 34.8 19.8 5.1 Elgin Baylor 1961 ...
29 Jan 24, 2004
2:21 am

Charlie Board
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I started this last year, but decided to wait and see how the Wizards/ex-teammates would do this year. Done waiting, I started over. The method is to compare...
2 Jan 21, 2004
6:38 pm

Mike G
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... As both an athlete and a statistician, it is nice to know that "athletes may play like statisticians". The article is a bit of a stretch, however, because...
1 Jan 20, 2004
5:57 pm

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This article, from the NYTimes, covers some interesting topics but tends to jumble them. The main theme is that human beings may instinctively follow Bayes'...
1 Jan 20, 2004
7:00 am

Michael Tamada
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For players who've increased their per-minute production -- and especially those who have increased their minutes -- I've estimated their production...
1 Jan 19, 2004
10:56 pm

Mike G
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There's the record number of consecutive first-round playoff losses. There's the steady ascendency of Kevin Garnett to alltime greatness. Now come Sam Cassell...
4 Jan 19, 2004
6:28 pm

Dean Oliver
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Just a quick time waster :) I was thinking that one of the most important reasons to apply analytical techniques to basketball is to try to test and train...
6 Jan 19, 2004
4:41 pm

igor eduardo küpfer
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From all the recent posts on the value of assists, I gathered that the one untracked stat that would answer a lot of questions is "potential assists" -- i.e....
8 Jan 14, 2004
7:48 pm

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...of the Sonics had the strangest line of the night, and one of the weirdest I've ever seen: 17 min, 2 pts, 0 reb, 1 PF, 10 blocks. This from a guy whose...
2 Jan 14, 2004
4:30 pm

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Sorry - off topic - quick question for DeanO (since I can't find his email at the moment at work). Did you play with a guy named Tom Creath (sp?) at Cal Tech?...
1 Jan 14, 2004
3:58 am

Daniel Dickey
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Ed wrote: [Probability of Making a Shot Conditioned on the Outcome of Previous Shots for Nine Members of the Philadelphia 76ers] Here I've taken the liberty of...
14 Jan 12, 2004
11:22 pm

Dean Oliver
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I wonder if there is a correlation between the presence of a shot blocker and the number of long range shots taken by the opposing team- -the presumption being...
5 Jan 12, 2004
7:33 am

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I'm not expecting anyone to comment on this, but while going through tonight's box scores, I noticed that Denver's Marcus Camby had one of those 5x5 games that...
3 Jan 10, 2004
5:59 am

Andy Finkelstein
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I just joined this group so apologies if the following throughts are old news. ... I've been trying to think of a good way to measure the value of an assist ...
19 Jan 9, 2004
7:45 pm

Dean Oliver
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we've just published the first part of a study on offensive rebounds, eg likelihood of getting an offensive rebound by situation, FG% on follow up shots, etc...
4 Jan 9, 2004
1:07 am

nick_scholtz
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looked him up. I see that he was a very well-respected Stanford professor of psychology who passed away 7 years ago. I understand that he enjoyed watching NBA...
27 Jan 8, 2004
4:39 pm

Mike G
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anyone looking at the Sacramento Kings this year might wonder how they could be doing so well without chris webber. brad miller has been a very nice addition,...
3 Jan 6, 2004
10:51 pm

John Hollinger
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When you state "multivariate regression" I assume you mean one dependent variable with multiple explanatory variables. Correct? That is "multiple regression"....
2 Jan 5, 2004
4:48 pm

Michael Tamada
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These individual ratings are based on Dean Oliver's formulas for individual offensive and defensive ratings. The only change I made was to adjust for schedule...
6 Jan 4, 2004
2:18 pm

Mike G
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Many NBA players who get recognized for scoring alot of points, also shoot a very low field goal percentage. At what point does this type of player, actually...
7 Jan 3, 2004
4:37 am

Michael Tamada
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Happy New Year to everyone, and here's to some happy 2004 NBA moments! Just ran some clutch shooting analysis and among notable players, Kirilenko's...
1 Jan 2, 2004
8:54 pm

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Example: Your team averages a field goal percentage of 40% and the league free throw percentage average is 75% (for sake of argument). Player A, goes 12 of 30...
4 Dec 31, 2003
11:51 pm

Daniel Dickey
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... Actually, Tversky's research on this was rather flawed, as pointed out by Bob Wardrop in his technical report (thanks for the link, Ed). I know Bob as our...
2 Dec 31, 2003
7:30 am

Dean Oliver
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"...nine consecutive hits from three-point range were not statistically noteworthy. " These and other findings are revealed at: ...
1 Dec 30, 2003
2:55 pm

Mike G
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... statistically flawed....
1 Dec 29, 2003
8:13 pm

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Football is elegantly complex. I love the studies of sports that show that, while it may be the most brutal of many sports, football is also the one that...
22 Dec 28, 2003
10:37 pm

John Hollinger
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... is interesting, but let me try a simpler approach. Let's assume that Dean Smith's way of measuring rebound performance, the difference in total...
1 Dec 27, 2003
6:25 pm

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