NBA NUMB3RS 2020-21

when did they start keeping that stat i wonder

idk but he took the crown from the glove

The Portland Trail Blazers snapped the Lakers' 57-0 record when leading after three quarters, beating the Lakers, 115-107, despite their advantage heading into the fourth.

— Melissa Rohlin (@melissarohlin) December 29, 2020

through 3 games trae young is averaging 15fta and making 14 of them

https://i.imgur.com/ADAKYqU.png

hes had a good 3 games

early season changes

Year-over-year change in the share of shots coming from three or at the rim

IND and OKC are seeing the biggest jump after hiring new coaches (although I suspect in OKC's case the delta has more to do with the departure of CP3) pic.twitter.com/WvBrJKTiaL

— llewellyn jean (@owenlhjphillips) December 29, 2020

luka shooting 10% from 3 rn

Ha just came here to post his 3 %. Up to 16% after tonight's game!

demar derozan is 8-16 from 3 this year. he made 9 3's all last year.

no jinx but steph is within spitting distance of the most consecutive free throws made record

xp, sorry he's 7-13 from 3

this fuckin asshole has been hiding a 3 point shot all this time, my god

prob not lol

no but it kinda looks like he's worked on his release. he's hitting them in rhythm.

Oubre now 1/25 from three...

Progress!

Stephen Curry, 32, is the 2nd-oldest player in NBA history with a 60-point game, behind only Kobe Bryant in the final game of his career. @ESPNStatsInfo pic.twitter.com/7fawb0d5cd

— Marc J. Spears (@MarcJSpears) January 4, 2021

thats crazy

that kobe game remains one of the single most insane sporting events i’ve ever witnessed

That game was happening simultaneously with the game where curry eclipsed 400 3s in a season. It was truly a thrilling night for basketball.

https://i.imgur.com/eoFtRDh.png

mind-boggling

das alotta dimes baby

tyrese maxey took 33 fga and zero fta

wow lol

that has to be a record

oh i forgot player game finder costs money now and also the internet sucks these days

ha, yeah i had that thought, too

it sucks but sportsreference is a tiny shop from what i remember, if they're making things non-free i'd like to believe they have their reasons

oh yeah it is good for those guys as much as anyone to be making some dough off their incredible product, i just pine for the internet of, like, 2016 even

ilh should go in for a shared sportsreference account or something

also espn+ account so we can read anything they publish about basketball now

in all seriousness guys I’d pitch in

oh sure i would too if it helped everyone out

honestly there's no way i'm paying for those subs on my own but as long as i don't have to do any administration and someone was up for creating like a shared email and password i would be happy to contribute towards them.

Some rando stats about the Maxey game (some impressive names, some less so):

ELITE COMPANY: Maxey became the 11th player in NBA history with at least 35 points, five rebounds and five assists in a game before his 21st birthday. LeBron James, Luka Dončić, John Drew, Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Brandon Jennings, Antoine Walker, Trae Young, Devin Booker and Jamal Murray also did it.

COME ON, REFS: Maxey is the 15th player in NBA history to score 39 or more points without a free throw attempt. The others are Dale Ellis, Stephen Curry, Rick Barry, D’Angelo Russell, Mark Aguirre, Dennis Scott, George Gervin, Chuck Person, Paul George, Klay Thompson, Alex English, Wally Szczerbiak, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar & Hakeem Olajuwon.

IVERSON WAS PRETTY GOOD: Maxey is the fifth 76er with a 35-point, 5-assist, 5-rebound game in the last 20 years. Joel Embiid has had six, Jimmy Butler and Jrue Holiday one apiece and Allen Iverson had 54 of them.

HE’S JUST GETTING STARTED: Maxey is the eighth player in NBA history with 35 points, five assists and five rebounds in one of his first 10 career games. The others are Frank Selvy, Oscar Robertson, Geoff Petrie, Alvan Adams, Tom Gugliotta, Iverson and Jennings. Only Maxey and Jennings have done it in the last 20 years.

AND HE SHOT 55 PERCENT: Maxey shot .546 from the field, which is 13th-highest in 76ers history by a player scoring at least 39 points. He’s the 14th player in NBA history to score 39 points at the age of 20 or younger and shoot 55 percent from the field. The only 20-year-olds in history to score 39 points, shoot 55 percent from the field and add at least six rebounds and assists are James, Dončić and Johnson.

AND HE ONLY HAD TWO TURNOVERS: Maxey is the fifth rookie in NBA history to score 39 points with six or more assists and two or fewer turnovers. The others are James, Curry, Jordan and Donovan Mitchell.

Drummond

33/23/3/2/2

Still no idea if he’s any good lol

yeah it's baffling. he puts up a line like that but also inspired the cavs to give up a first-round pick and take on taurean prince's contract so they could get jarrett allen.

he's the all time rebound percentage leader, higher than dennis rodman. but yeah, it's hard to say how much he actually helps you win.

trae young 4 points on 1-11 shooting

24 and 25 minutes over his last two games - whats the story there? ans both games were fairly competitive

3 of the 5 most efficient offensive games for any team this season have come against the Kings in the last 8 days.
Jan. 8 - TOR: 144 on 100 possessions
Jan. 13 - POR: 132 on 97
Jan. 15 - LAC: 138 on 96https://t.co/pvMKkPNMip

— John Schuhmann (@johnschuhmann) January 16, 2021

Love the theory that Trae started to suck once his idol (Steve nash) told the media what Trae was doing (ref baiting) wasn’t basketball.

damn that’s rough

well, in his first four games he shot 14, 17, 16 and 15 free throws. in his last 7 games he’s had one 15 FTA game vs the knicks otherwise he hasn’t shot more than 6 FTs in a game. so *something* has changed since nash complained whether it’s trae, or how he’s defended or how refs call him

prob injured

Yeah it’s more than the ft attempts. His little floater is way off and he looks tentative in the lane.

So far this season, 39 players are averaging 20+ points per game (min. five games played)

Sorted by highest True Shooting Percentage: pic.twitter.com/qLWit1f3Ji

— Shane Young (@YoungNBA) January 19, 2021

sign of a broken season for sure

No stats leaders:

0 points: Terrance Ferguson (18 mins)
0 assists: Boban Marjanović (75 mins)
0 rebounds: Keljin Blevins (24 mins)
0 O-rebounds: Duncan Robinson (394 mins)
0 steals: Semi Ojeleye (200 mins)
0 blocks: Devonte' Graham (469 mins)
0 FTA: Aleksej Pokusevski (161 mins)

— Brady Klopfer (@BradyKlopferNBA) January 19, 2021

who the heck is keljin blevins?

if current trends hold tatums gonna pass pg soon

tatum 38% on 7.5 attempts
lavine 42% on 8.5 attempts

its a fluke

57% overall, if he can keep this up i will have no choice but to tip my cap

interesting for their career their basically the same player in regard to shooting percentages
https://stathead.com/tiny/7oUGP

yeah uncanny, lavine is three years older tho

57% overall, if he can keep this up i will have no choice but to tip my cap

― lag∞n, Thursday, September 9, 2021 11:07 AM (two minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

57% on 2s, 50.7% overall. close to a 50/40/90.. ft at 85%

oh yeah i misread that still much better than hes ever done before

wow the offensive numbers are really identical. but once you look at defense even the numbers make it clear they're not the same tier of player (not to mention "playoffs" lol)

yeah the defense makes a major difference. both need to keep improving their passing

feel like even tho their reg season numbers are the same tatums game is just so much more sound, and has more room to grow

and yeah the defense is obvs wildly different

def more room to grow, other than that step backwards in year two when he was briefly enamored with kobe hero ball, he's been on a pretty consistent upward trajectory. lavine's career looks more like a plateau with an outlier this past year. but like you said, if he can sustain what he did this year, good on him

yah tatum has the 'it' factor.

lots of talking heads were excited about lavines team usa showing thinking it might springboard him into being a sound defender. would be cool but i have doubts.

Which defenders held opponents to the lowest FG% on shots within 6 feet from the rim? Per NBA Stats (min. 200 shots faced):

1. Draymond Green 💪 (45.2%)
2. Rudy Gobert (48.0%)
3. Myles Turner (48.7%)
4. Brook Lopez (49.3%)
5. Daniel Gafford (49.6%) pic.twitter.com/84kFocY6Vz

— BasketballNews.com (@basketbllnews) September 23, 2021

Noted prototypical NBA center Draymond Green doing prototypical NBA center things.

On another note, his becoming a rim protector is old news at this point, but I can never help but notice just how bizarre a career trajectory Brook Lopez has had.

yeah he was a top ten scorer the year the league only had nine guys average 20+

yeah he was a top ten scorer the year the league only had nine guys average 20+

Hand = game

https://i.imgur.com/aHg41A5.png

seems p good

high on the y axis

damn u love to see it

he has a chance to be a really special and unique player.

hes a really good scorer elite shooter and good rebounder, whether hell ever figure out the rest of the game is a pretty big question mark imo

the athletic article i took that chart from was extremely critical of his defense and said his playmaking is basically non existent at this point

also said re his scoring that he gets a lot of his looks via off ball play which is pretty cool, im sure many teams would be fine with having a 6-10 knockdown wing who can score without dominating the ball

he's in a pretty great situation playing with a guy who is like a walking top 5 offense in the NBA. the playmaking aspect of his game may never need to be developed given his teammates, the defense is a different story tho

being tall helps a lot like even duncan robinson is somewhat passable on defense just bcuz of his height, and he's shorter than NPJ and a worse athlete. but i'm curious how much of a physical pounding he will be able to give/take on defense given his back issues

he should try to model a lot of his game after klay