NBA NUMB3RS 2020-21

i feel the aba totals should be included

― lag∞n, Tuesday, February 9, 2021 1:39 PM (three minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

spoken like a dan issel fan who's deep undercover

i dan even know what issel about

i feel the aba totals should be included

The reason the NBA and ABA merged was because the ABA succeeded in signing a high percentage of the available hoops talent and was regularly grabbing away high NBA draft picks by offering them more money. This resulted in the ABA producing a high quality, enjoyable product that compared well with the NBA. Those ABA stats are worthy of respect.

i respect them, and i also respect the fact that they weren't accumulated in the nba

I dan even own an issel

they weren't accumulated in the nba

The ABA and the NBA became as one, eternally merged and subsumed into one another, like the Holy Trinity, but with only two components.

also the letters are almost the same

and american and national mean the same thing in this case

one could go as far as to say it was the same sport played with very similar rules

its disrespectful to dr j to not include the aba numbers, which is frankly beyond the pale

as mod i declare aba stats to be valid and canon

Blake Griffin this season:

31.1 MPG
12.3 PPG
36.5 FG%
30.5 3P% (worst in NBA, min 6+ 3PA)
6.2 3PA/G

He hasn’t dunked since 2019. pic.twitter.com/ONmt3rgIvC

— StatMuse (@statmuse) February 12, 2021

Blake was always gonna get cooked younger than most but jeez

brutal

wonder if hes gonna pick up that $39m option next year haha

that offseason buzz about how blake looked good and could maybe be a piece for a contender not looking quite right

trade bait talk

Going out sad.

Steph is on a heater my friends

Steph Curry over his last eight games:

282 points, (35.3 per game) 96-for-169 from the field, 53-for-101 from beyond the arc.

— Nick Friedell (@NickFriedell) February 12, 2021

John Collins shot 31/39 in his two games against Dallas this year

the world needs a steph mvp season

His numbers are on par with his unanimous mvp season they just need to win more games.

feel like if he keeps rolling and no one else does theyll prob win enough game for him to get it

maybe but when there are multiple worthy options so much of the mvp race has to do with buzz and narratives, and Jokic and Embiid are winning big in that column right now

kinda think its unlikely that embiid will continue to produce at current levels for the whole season, jokic on the other hand could even drop off some and still have a good case

i'm hearing "the numbers" do not like jokic's defensive season at all.

eh defense shmeefense

yeah Embiid's conditioning will get him in the end. remains to be seen whether mvp voters care about Joker's D

you guys lebron is getting it if he plays a full season

no sort of guaranteed imo

if anything the voters will be happy to give it to someone who hasnt won before should the opportunity arise

also looking upthread i'm sad about Blake. Hopefully his career can end with a dunkfest a la Kobe's last game to remind us how awesome it was to watch him back in the day. Although maybe that would just be sadder

the lebron narrative has been strong but seems to be dipping a bit of late. he had a better case for it last year i think.

hes 13th in scoring, sorry lebron is canceled

i think the fact that he didn't win last year and then they rolled everyone in the playoffs will cause a portion of the voting body to "correct" that. but his analytical case is really strong too.

if the lakers finish with the best record in the west and he continues this level of play i think he will win it... it will prob be deserved

if the sixers finish first in the east i think embiid will have a shot

i’m not see i steph having much of a chance unless the warriors get a top 4 seed which doesn’t seem possible

otm

nash the last guy to win without being top 10 in scoring?

sounds right without searching re nash

Draymond Green has tallied 10+ AST in each of his last 5 games, all of which he started at center. The only other player to reach 10+ AST in 5 straight games in which they started at center is Nikola Jokic (since starters began being tracked in 1970-71). @EliasSports pic.twitter.com/RHjEAITHUR

— NBA.com/Stats (@nbastats) February 12, 2021

thats wild

whole league is on a heater

If you're wondering whether 3PT shooting is up this season or not, last year's league leader in 3PT% was the Jazz at 38.0%
This year, the Clippers lead at 42.2% with NINE teams above 38%

— BBALLBREAKDOWN (@bballbreakdown) February 13, 2021

empty gym effect.

yeah need to see those numbers compared to just the bubble

The Utah Jazz lead the league in 3PT Frequency (48.3%) and are 2nd in 3PT accuracy (40.1%)

— BBALLBREAKDOWN (@bballbreakdown) February 13, 2021

Wonder if that’s sustainable. They still don’t seem as good as their record.

almost certainly not totally sustainable but they do just have good shooters on that team, like compared to last year bojan is healthy conely has regained form clarkson is getting big minutes and those guys are all shooters and then youve got mitchell and ingles who are shooters too, theyve got a nice shooting team and theyre clicking, and theyre a good defensive team so maybe theyre just good

in general i feel like every game i watch this year the only deciding factor is which team can hit 20-45 from three, it’s kinda wack

yeah i saw some chart on twitter demonstrating that hot 3 shooting had been unusually decisive this year despite teams not taking more than last year

Here are the players with the best 3P% on Catch and Shoot Threes:

1. Malik Monk (58.3%)
2. Seth Curry (56.8%)
3. Joe Harris (54.1%)
4. Jeremy Lamb (54.1%)
5. Payton Pritchard (52.5%)

Last year only 1 player (Rodney Hood) shot over 50% on catch and shoot threes.

— Up and Under Analytics (@UnU_analytics) February 13, 2021

lol how many ppl really wanna watch this kinda basketball