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jokic shooting last 7 games: .827/.833/.852 — has to be a record of some sort

last 10 games: .689/.563/.930

last 15 games, which is starting directly after going 18-58 from the field over a 2 game span, literally the worst 2-game shooting stretch at that volume in 50 years: .654/.500/.903

dece

beginning to think jokic might be turning into one of the league's better players, would be huge for denver if true

I just don’t know if his game translates to the playoffs

Nikola Jokić is 85-of-105 from the field in his last nine games.

It’s the first time in NBA history a player has shot 80% or better in a 9-game span (min. 100 attempts).

— Shane Young (@YoungNBA) January 14, 2024

he should shoot more

he will do it in the playoffs, I can’t get worked up about it any more

he knows things other men don’t

12 shots a game, its not that many, i bet jordan couldve shot 80% if he only took 12 shots

sigh well when the first point of comparison is jordan, you gotta be doing something right

also maybe he’s setting a good example for children?

children arent gonna listen to someone who only takes 12 shots

sorry but in this house we believe in hoisting

Jokic is anti ILH

look it's not called I Love Horses

Lmao

lol

Suns were down 22 with 8:10 left and beat the Kings.

Biggest fourth-quarter comeback in the NBA since the bubble.

Teams facing deficits of 22 or more in the fourth were 0-1,244 since Aug. 23, 2020.

— Tim Reynolds (@ByTimReynolds) January 17, 2024

The only qualified 50-40-90 player in the @NBA this season: Grayson Allen 🔥

☄️ 50.3 FG%
☄️ 48.0 3P%
☄️ 91.2 FT% pic.twitter.com/8vi6Mlm3AD

— Phoenix Suns (@Suns) January 18, 2024

not trying hard enough

you best be hoistin

v close to a 50-50-90, as well

good half of nba basketball

wrong thred

Booker 52-4-5

List of players shooting 60% at the rim, 50% from midrange, and 45% from 3PT

• Jalen Williams

End of list pic.twitter.com/V6SsE6caI4

— Topic: Thunder Podcast (@OKCTopicThunder) January 20, 2024

If you only have one bullet point, end of list should be implied.

End of post.

if only there were ways for us to indicate the end of our sentences but instead we just have to say stuff like 'end of sentence' or BOOM or smh

damn, shots fired (and they all went in)

bullet points fired

that tweet is annoying but i mean cmon its doing annoying things on purpose not because it doesnt understand what lists are lol

jdub is very good btw iirc hes putting up crazy numbers in crunch time/4th quarter too

lol ILH grammar police came in hot

Kawhi triple double tonight. Apparently only his 2nd which is pretty wild

Kuminga 25/9/2/2/2 on 11/11 shooting

celtics 143 points on 64/55/95

is that good

NBA stat of the day #369:

Heading into today there were 124,646 team games with shooting data in NBA history

1 team had ever shot 80% TS

The Celtics just became the 2nd 🤯 pic.twitter.com/fHI7v5C2FT

— NBA Stats (@sports_mediocre) January 26, 2024

Luke Doncic: 73 points in Mavericks win in Atlanta – just the fourth player in NBA history to reach that plateau along with Wilt Chamberlain, Kobe Bryant and David Thompson.

Tenth player in NBA history to score 70 or more; four have come in the last year.

— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) January 27, 2024

mitchell embiid luka and,,, dame?

yup

karl towns

Women’s college basketball has grown in popularity over the past few decades, and the sport hit another milestone on Thursday night. ESPN broadcasted a College GameDay episode live from Baton Rouge ahead of No. 9 LSU vs. No. 1 South Carolina, and the game won the night among national sports.

South Carolina’s 76–70 win over LSU officially averaged 1.56 million viewers, topping the NBA’s matchup between the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat on TNT at the same time, which only averaged 1.38 million viewers, according to Sports Media Watch.

The rivalry between South Carolina and LSU has quickly become a staple in women’s college basketball, as it is a matchup between each of the last two national champions. The Gamecocks are 18–0 to begin this season, while the Tigers are 18–3, cementing both teams in the national championship conversation again.

damn

i’ve watched two lady vols games in person this season and they were both really fun. lotta threes, lotta drives on mismatches, lotta chaos under the basket.

also, it should be said, a lotta tough d. the sec is a very physical conference and one caveat to lsu and s carolina’s records is that i don’t believe they play conference rivals until after christmas - that’s when it starts getting real

Merged EPM data with salaries to see who has outperformed/underperformed their contracts so far.

Players on rookie deals were excluded.

A few people asked, so putting these out for each team

First up...
ATLANTA pic.twitter.com/zSbFWE5vvw

— AOP_NBA (@aop_nba) January 27, 2024

Teams are scoring more this year than they did last year. Why? pic.twitter.com/yuYeWX2tOF

— Todd Whitehead (@CrumpledJumper) January 28, 2024

ah interesting would think thatd lead to more points for both teams

If you zoom out and compare offensive indicators from the 2013-14 season to now, you'll see all of the familiar drivers for super-charged offenses: faster pace, smarter shot selection, and more points per shot. But these macro trends have started to level off more recently. pic.twitter.com/e2ysQiZKiF

— Todd Whitehead (@CrumpledJumper) January 28, 2024

the larger trends

https://imgur.com/a/Da2m1H7

there’s a pretty clear hierarchy this year that I circled, with a tiny bit of overlap:

group 1: boston
group 2: serious contenders
group 3: up and comers, or teams that thought they were going to be serious contenders who have serious questions
group 4: stuck in the mud
group 5: tanking
group 4: stuck in the middle