Dali Llama
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I created a few basic plots of some key player stats so far this season. Hope these show up okay on the board when I post. Doral's ridiculous numbers so far kind of distort a couple of these graphs.
I excluded any players that have not played at least 40 minutes so far this season (Sunday Okeke, SJM, and the walk-ons).
Shooting Matrix
2-point % on the horizontal axis, 3-point % on the vertical axis. Any player with 0 3-point attempts was attributed 0 for 3P%. As the legend indicates, the size of the point represents the player's usage rate.
Rebounding Matrix
Offensive rebound % on the horizontal axis, defensive rebound % on the vertical axis. Doral is basically off the charts.
Assist/Turnover
Assist % on the horizontal axis, turnover % on the vertical axis. Note the turnover % increases as you go up the vertical axis, so obviously the closer to the lower right, the better and the closer to the upper left, the worse. The size of the point represents the player's usage rate. Sarr and Mitchell, eesh.
Steal/Block
Steal % on the horizontal axis, block % on the vertical axis. Doral's block % is really impressive. Sarr really showing out, too. Kind of sad Thompson doesn't have one block through 10 games as a post player.
PER
As many already know, 15 is considered average. And for context, John Collins's PER was 35.9 last season.
Obviously we've only played 10 games against a very soft schedule. Will be interesting to update these later on in the season as the competition level goes up.
Feel free to post any cool stats stuff.
I excluded any players that have not played at least 40 minutes so far this season (Sunday Okeke, SJM, and the walk-ons).
Shooting Matrix
2-point % on the horizontal axis, 3-point % on the vertical axis. Any player with 0 3-point attempts was attributed 0 for 3P%. As the legend indicates, the size of the point represents the player's usage rate.
Rebounding Matrix
Offensive rebound % on the horizontal axis, defensive rebound % on the vertical axis. Doral is basically off the charts.
Assist/Turnover
Assist % on the horizontal axis, turnover % on the vertical axis. Note the turnover % increases as you go up the vertical axis, so obviously the closer to the lower right, the better and the closer to the upper left, the worse. The size of the point represents the player's usage rate. Sarr and Mitchell, eesh.
Steal/Block
Steal % on the horizontal axis, block % on the vertical axis. Doral's block % is really impressive. Sarr really showing out, too. Kind of sad Thompson doesn't have one block through 10 games as a post player.
PER
As many already know, 15 is considered average. And for context, John Collins's PER was 35.9 last season.
Obviously we've only played 10 games against a very soft schedule. Will be interesting to update these later on in the season as the competition level goes up.
Feel free to post any cool stats stuff.
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