Well, those two stats would simply measure different things, right? One would be more of a "pure" shooting efficiency stat, and the other more of an "overall efficiency per offensive possessions" stat.Quote:
Originally Posted by baller101200
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Well, those two stats would simply measure different things, right? One would be more of a "pure" shooting efficiency stat, and the other more of an "overall efficiency per offensive possessions" stat.Quote:
Originally Posted by baller101200
Yeah, I guess that's pretty much what I was getting at. I think leave ts% the way it is, and just develop an entirely new statistic including TO's in determining offensive efficiency.Quote:
Originally Posted by DenButsu
yep, I would call eFG that pure shooting efficiency stat, while TS the efficiency per offensive possessions statQuote:
Originally Posted by DenButsu
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Completely different topic, but has anyone here fully grasped Hollinger's PER equation?
I haven't had time to take a closer look at it. But today I wiki'd it, and boy that is one long *** formula :laugh2:
Hm just found an other site via. 48minutesofhell.com
http://www.basketball-analysis.com
Has some analysis on it that he also published on 48minutesofhell.com one about if reduced workload correlates with longlivity.
Looks good at first glance but will have to delve deeper in to it to really see if it holds water. But the guy seems to know what he's doing.
So maybe we can add this site to the Top.
Will probably make a thread about some of his analysis if have the time to have closer look at them
Done. Thanks for the addition!Quote:
Originally Posted by Patman
You should definetly take a look at TOs when talking about a offensive player's efficiency.Quote:
Originally Posted by lakers4sho
That's pretty much been agreed upon, the question is which stat to include TO's in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Basketash
I recommend that a small snippet should be left about each website so that users know what kind of info can be found on which sites. Probably helpful :shrug:
for instance I would never click on popcornmachine unless i already knew how cool it was...
Yeah that'd be great. lol popcornmachine looks awesome.
Offensive RTG already does thatQuote:
Originally Posted by baller101200
I'll try to get around to doing that at some point. May take a bit of time, so I'll probably have to do it in a few takes. But I agree, that's a good idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by daleja424
hoopsstats.com
I used it for bench stats:
http://www.hoopsstats.com/basketball.../11/7/fga3/1-1
Nice site because you can view how players/teams do against playoff teams, +.500 teams, etc. but yet another site that is too lazy to calculate per possession stats and gives per 48 and totals instead (I guess they want us to do the work?) It's very simple to calculate per possession stats (or at least pace adjust them). Like whats wrong with looking at assists/rebounds/points per possession or per 100 possessions? As long as we have a baseline (league average), we should be able to tell whats good and whats not.Quote:
Originally Posted by daleja424
It would be nice to see how some of these guys are doing against playoff teams using per possession stats but instead they give per 48 and totals.
I may be late, but thanks for this. I'm trying to learn a bit about advanced statistics.
The more the merrier :cheers: