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Dan Rosenbaum's NBA Blog: August 2005
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Dan Rosenbaum's NBA Blog. For the huddled masses that enjoy collective bargaining agreement details and statistical analysis. Monday, August 29, 2005. Using statistics in basketball: the bar is higher. David Leonhardt in his Sunday. Keeping Score" column has been a pioneer in describing the ways in which statistical analysis has affected sports. (He writes about economics during the week, so, of course, everything he writes is gospel.) This week. There have been hundreds of papers on subjects from pickin...
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NBA Scouting Report: May 2008
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Drafted: 2004 - 1st Round, 17th Overall. High-flying dunk machine who also shines on D. To beat his man to the basket in transition or to finish inside on drives. He isn't a bad passer, either. The rest of Smith's offensive game is still lacking. He doesn't shoot jumpers effectively at all, and he doesn't handle the ball especially well, either. His jump shot is so poor, in fact, that he only bettered a 35.5 FG%. Jaw-dropping jam in transition. Drafted: 2001 - 1st Round, 10th Overall. Spent the early par...
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The Basketball Notebook: Basketball Notebook Stats Primer
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Monday, December 12, 2005. Basketball Notebook Stats Primer. New to The Basketball Notebook? Read this explanation of the nontraditional numbers and terminology often used on this blog. In baseball, each team is allowed 27 outs to record as many runs as possible. Basketball's equivalent to the out is the possession. Each team has roughly the same number of possessions as its opponent, so the team that better converts its possessions into points wins the game. Possessions = FGA - Oreb 0.475*FTA TO. Field ...
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Basketball Analytics: May 2011
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The purpose of this blog is to present statistical analysis and subjective observations of basketball in an effort to define how teams win. Before answering which players help teams win more, first, we want to seek to answer how the five players on the floor for each team interact and play most efficiently together, offensively and defensively. What is the Winning Chemistry? Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Observations from Game 1. Miami also did a great job on the pick and roll, rendering Barea ineffective. ...
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Dan Rosenbaum's NBA Blog: A Mea Culpa by Mark Cuban
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Dan Rosenbaum's NBA Blog. For the huddled masses that enjoy collective bargaining agreement details and statistical analysis. Wednesday, August 17, 2005. A Mea Culpa by Mark Cuban. Mark Cuban in his blog. I have had the good fortune of having dozens (and maybe hundreds) of e-mail exchanges with Mark over the years, as well as meeting him for lunch last Spring. He is a very impressive person - friendly, smart, insatiably curious, and always thinking. The Mavs tried to take advantage of the situation. ...
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Dan Rosenbaum's NBA Blog: Using statistics in basketball: the bar is higher
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Dan Rosenbaum's NBA Blog. For the huddled masses that enjoy collective bargaining agreement details and statistical analysis. Monday, August 29, 2005. Using statistics in basketball: the bar is higher. David Leonhardt in his Sunday. Keeping Score" column has been a pioneer in describing the ways in which statistical analysis has affected sports. (He writes about economics during the week, so, of course, everything he writes is gospel.) This week. There have been hundreds of papers on subjects from pickin...
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Statistical Scouting Reports
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Get daily updates via RSS. Get updates in your email:. Advancing our understanding of the game of basketball. Welcome to the Statistical Scouting Reports. Select a team below to obtain a statistical scouting report for that team. My Bachelor’s Essay. My 2010 NCAA Tournament Rating Methods. My 2010 NCAA Tournament Odds. Adjusting Individual Defensive Efficiency Ratings. College Basketball: Rating Individual 3FG%. The Relationship Between Age, Usage, and 3FG%. The Tradeoff Between Usage and 3FG%. Ryan: Kev...
