Advanced Stats (ARCHIVE)
Advanced Stats (ARCHIVE)
Fellas! Welcome back to our annual SLN Season in Review (after a one season hiatus!). Here, we'll cover advanced team stats like Net Rating, TS%, Morey Rate, and more.
Enjoy!!! - NAV
Possessions per Game = FGAPG + TOPG + 0.44(FTAPG)
eFG% - considers that 3's are worth more than 2's
TS% - this takes eFG% further and adds in FT shooting
Off Rating - PPG divided by Possessions then normalized to 100
Assist Rate - % of FG's that are assisted
Turnover Rate - % of possessions that end in a turnover
3pt Rate - % of FGA's that are 3's
FT Rate - estimated % of possessions that end in a trip to the FT line (thus FTA has the 0.44 correction factor)
Morey Rate - named after Daryl Morey; estimated % of possessions that end in either a FT or 3 pointer
1996-1997 Advanced Stats
Net Rating
Offensive Rating (points scored per 100 possessions)
Defensive Rating (points allowed per 100 possessions)
Estimated Possessions per Game Differential (Offensive Pace - Defensive Pace)
PPG Differential
STOCKs
Morey Rate (rate at which a possession ends in a 3pt or FTA)
Effective Field Goal %
True Shooting %
Opponent Effective Field Goal %
Opponent True Shooting %
Turnover Rate (% of offensive possessions that end in a turnover)
Assist Rate (% of FGA's that are assisted)
3PT Rate
Advanced Offensive Stats
Advanced Defensive Stats
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
1997-1998 Advanced Stats:
For reference:
Possessions per Game = FGAPG + TOPG + 0.44(FTAPG)
eFG% - considers that 3's are worth more than 2's
TS% - this takes eFG% further and adds in FT shooting
Off Rating - PPG divided by Possessions then normalized to 100
Assist Rate - % of FG's that are assisted
Turnover Rate - % of possessions that end in a turnover
3pt Rate - % of FGA's that are 3's
FT Rate - estimated % of possessions that end in a trip to the FT line (thus FTA has the 0.44 correction factor)
Morey Rate - named after Daryl Morey; estimated % of possessions that end in either a FT or 3 pointer
Net Rating
Offensive Rating (points scored per 100 possessions)
Defensive Rating (points allowed per 100 possessions)
Estimated Possessions per Game Differential (Offensive Pace - Defensive Pace)
PPG Differential
STOCKs
Morey Rate (rate at which a possession ends in a 3pt or FTA)
Effective Field Goal %
True Shooting %
Opponent Effective Field Goal %
Opponent True Shooting %
Turnover Rate (% of offensive possessions that end in a turnover)
Assist Rate (% of FGA's that are assisted)
3PT Rate
Advanced Offensive Stats
Advanced Defensive Stats
1997-98: True Shooting % Report
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
(12-30MPG)
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
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For reference:
Possessions per Game = FGAPG + TOPG + 0.44(FTAPG)
eFG% - considers that 3's are worth more than 2's
TS% - this takes eFG% further and adds in FT shooting
Off Rating - PPG divided by Possessions then normalized to 100
Assist Rate - % of FG's that are assisted
Turnover Rate - % of possessions that end in a turnover
3pt Rate - % of FGA's that are 3's
FT Rate - estimated % of possessions that end in a trip to the FT line (thus FTA has the 0.44 correction factor)
Morey Rate - named after Daryl Morey; estimated % of possessions that end in either a FT or 3 pointer
1999-00 Advanced Stats
Net Rating
Offensive Rating (points scored per 100 possessions)
Defensive Rating (points allowed per 100 possessions)
Estimated Possessions per Game Differential (Offensive Pace - Defensive Pace)
PPG Differential
STOCKs
Morey Rate (rate at which a possession ends in a 3pt or FTA)
Effective Field Goal %
True Shooting %
Opponent Effective Field Goal %
Opponent True Shooting %
Turnover Rate (% of offensive possessions that end in a turnover)
Assist Rate (% of FGA's that are assisted)
3PT Rate
Advanced Offensive Stats
Advanced Defensive Stats
Y'all like stats? Well we got stats!
Bringing this back by popular demand - our annual SLN True Shooting % report. I'm gonna break this into two reports: (1) Players with 30+ MPG, and (2) Players with 12-30 MPG in an effort to parse out starters vs. bench production.
Without further ado, here's this season's league leaders in TS%, by position and overall, for players with 30+ MPG (and 20+ games played):
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
Observations
Among PGs, J-Crossover reigns supreme, with the #8 TS% across the league. D-Will, Agent Zero, AI, and Jameer Nelson help round out a mostly under-30 top five at the position. Surprising/sad to see two recent league MVPs, Shaun Livingston and Jason Kidd, near the bottom of these PG rankings.
At SG, the top three should be no surprise, with Manu at the very top. D-Wade (#2 SG) has arrived in full, while Ray Allen (#3) continues to be a bucket. Rip Hamilton has clearly been a great addition for the Lakers, but I'm excited to see Brandon Roy here in this top five so soon. He should be a lot of fun! On the other end of the spectrum, I'm more surprised to see that Kobe, and to a lesser extent, Anthony Parker and Monta Ellis, shot so poorly. Monta's a helluva tank commander in the meantime, though something tells me he would've failed the drug (and other) tests needed to drive a real tank.
Stay Me7o!!! Carmelo is a damn bucket, topping the SF rankings, though he was probably more of an SG than a true SF this year. Pretty cool to see Melo and Bron as the top 2 SFs in TS%. After Bron, we've got Sheed (#3) still causing problems for everyone. Jordo's gotta hope Tayshaun Prince (#4) likes San Antonio more than Charles Broccoli. Meanwhile, Corey Spaghetti rounds out a *tasty* wing pairing out in Chicago at #5. On the other end of the spectrum, Jamario, where art thou (shooting mechanics)?
Looking at the PFs, Pau (#1) stands *tall*, a full 2.5% clear of the next true big in Malik Allen (#3). Dirk's at #2 here, but would've slotted in at #12 among SFs - that's something to keep an eye on fur sure. Otherwise, Paul Millsap (#4) is starting to look v promising in DC and Jermaine "Coltrane" O'Neal [Mambo #5)] had relatively good years, too. Meanwhile, K-Mart, fresh off a title and last place in these PF rankings, throws up a double bird at this report (and most written word TBH). Timmy D and Eddie G make up a defensively-dominant duo that might bring another set of questions on offense. Can't wait to see how the new-look Cavs perform this season.
At C, Yao (#1) is still that guy and would've finished #1 among all bigs. My son, Chris Bosh (#2), Mehmet "Son of Swamp" Okur (#3), Professor Al Jefferson (#4), and Big Z (#5) make up the rest of the top five. At the bottom of these rankings, Kwame Brown, Bird Man, and Jason Collins save it all for defense, because they ain't bringin' it on this end.
Looking at the overall top 100, it's cool to see legends of the game (like Manu, Ray, and Sheed) still playing at the peak of their powers. What's even more exciting is seeing how much young talent the league has under the age of 25 -- from names like Melo, LeBron, and Arenas to Brandon Roy, D-Will, and others, it's clear that SLN is in great hands. This League!!!!!!
(12-30MPG):
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
2008-2009 Advanced Stats:
PLAYER STATS:
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
2009-2010 Advanced Stats:
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Big
Top 100
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
Enjoy!!! - NAV
Possessions per Game = FGAPG + TOPG + 0.44(FTAPG)
eFG% - considers that 3's are worth more than 2's
TS% - this takes eFG% further and adds in FT shooting
Off Rating - PPG divided by Possessions then normalized to 100
Assist Rate - % of FG's that are assisted
Turnover Rate - % of possessions that end in a turnover
3pt Rate - % of FGA's that are 3's
FT Rate - estimated % of possessions that end in a trip to the FT line (thus FTA has the 0.44 correction factor)
Morey Rate - named after Daryl Morey; estimated % of possessions that end in either a FT or 3 pointer
1996-1997 Advanced Stats
Net Rating
Offensive Rating (points scored per 100 possessions)
Defensive Rating (points allowed per 100 possessions)
Estimated Possessions per Game Differential (Offensive Pace - Defensive Pace)
PPG Differential
STOCKs
Morey Rate (rate at which a possession ends in a 3pt or FTA)
Effective Field Goal %
True Shooting %
Opponent Effective Field Goal %
Opponent True Shooting %
Turnover Rate (% of offensive possessions that end in a turnover)
Assist Rate (% of FGA's that are assisted)
3PT Rate
Advanced Offensive Stats
Advanced Defensive Stats
PLAYER STATS:
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
(12-30MPG)
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
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1997-1998 Advanced Stats:
For reference:
Possessions per Game = FGAPG + TOPG + 0.44(FTAPG)
eFG% - considers that 3's are worth more than 2's
TS% - this takes eFG% further and adds in FT shooting
Off Rating - PPG divided by Possessions then normalized to 100
Assist Rate - % of FG's that are assisted
Turnover Rate - % of possessions that end in a turnover
3pt Rate - % of FGA's that are 3's
FT Rate - estimated % of possessions that end in a trip to the FT line (thus FTA has the 0.44 correction factor)
Morey Rate - named after Daryl Morey; estimated % of possessions that end in either a FT or 3 pointer
Net Rating
Offensive Rating (points scored per 100 possessions)
Defensive Rating (points allowed per 100 possessions)
Estimated Possessions per Game Differential (Offensive Pace - Defensive Pace)
PPG Differential
STOCKs
Morey Rate (rate at which a possession ends in a 3pt or FTA)
Effective Field Goal %
True Shooting %
Opponent Effective Field Goal %
Opponent True Shooting %
Turnover Rate (% of offensive possessions that end in a turnover)
Assist Rate (% of FGA's that are assisted)
3PT Rate
Advanced Offensive Stats
Advanced Defensive Stats
PLAYER STATS:
1997-98: True Shooting % Report
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
(12-30MPG)
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Overall
--------
For reference:
Possessions per Game = FGAPG + TOPG + 0.44(FTAPG)
eFG% - considers that 3's are worth more than 2's
TS% - this takes eFG% further and adds in FT shooting
Off Rating - PPG divided by Possessions then normalized to 100
Assist Rate - % of FG's that are assisted
Turnover Rate - % of possessions that end in a turnover
3pt Rate - % of FGA's that are 3's
FT Rate - estimated % of possessions that end in a trip to the FT line (thus FTA has the 0.44 correction factor)
Morey Rate - named after Daryl Morey; estimated % of possessions that end in either a FT or 3 pointer
1999-00 Advanced Stats
Net Rating
Offensive Rating (points scored per 100 possessions)
Defensive Rating (points allowed per 100 possessions)
Estimated Possessions per Game Differential (Offensive Pace - Defensive Pace)
PPG Differential
STOCKs
Morey Rate (rate at which a possession ends in a 3pt or FTA)
Effective Field Goal %
True Shooting %
Opponent Effective Field Goal %
Opponent True Shooting %
Turnover Rate (% of offensive possessions that end in a turnover)
Assist Rate (% of FGA's that are assisted)
3PT Rate
Advanced Offensive Stats
Advanced Defensive Stats
2007-2008 Advanced Stats:
Y'all like stats? Well we got stats!
Bringing this back by popular demand - our annual SLN True Shooting % report. I'm gonna break this into two reports: (1) Players with 30+ MPG, and (2) Players with 12-30 MPG in an effort to parse out starters vs. bench production.
Without further ado, here's this season's league leaders in TS%, by position and overall, for players with 30+ MPG (and 20+ games played):
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
Observations
Among PGs, J-Crossover reigns supreme, with the #8 TS% across the league. D-Will, Agent Zero, AI, and Jameer Nelson help round out a mostly under-30 top five at the position. Surprising/sad to see two recent league MVPs, Shaun Livingston and Jason Kidd, near the bottom of these PG rankings.
At SG, the top three should be no surprise, with Manu at the very top. D-Wade (#2 SG) has arrived in full, while Ray Allen (#3) continues to be a bucket. Rip Hamilton has clearly been a great addition for the Lakers, but I'm excited to see Brandon Roy here in this top five so soon. He should be a lot of fun! On the other end of the spectrum, I'm more surprised to see that Kobe, and to a lesser extent, Anthony Parker and Monta Ellis, shot so poorly. Monta's a helluva tank commander in the meantime, though something tells me he would've failed the drug (and other) tests needed to drive a real tank.
Stay Me7o!!! Carmelo is a damn bucket, topping the SF rankings, though he was probably more of an SG than a true SF this year. Pretty cool to see Melo and Bron as the top 2 SFs in TS%. After Bron, we've got Sheed (#3) still causing problems for everyone. Jordo's gotta hope Tayshaun Prince (#4) likes San Antonio more than Charles Broccoli. Meanwhile, Corey Spaghetti rounds out a *tasty* wing pairing out in Chicago at #5. On the other end of the spectrum, Jamario, where art thou (shooting mechanics)?
Looking at the PFs, Pau (#1) stands *tall*, a full 2.5% clear of the next true big in Malik Allen (#3). Dirk's at #2 here, but would've slotted in at #12 among SFs - that's something to keep an eye on fur sure. Otherwise, Paul Millsap (#4) is starting to look v promising in DC and Jermaine "Coltrane" O'Neal [Mambo #5)] had relatively good years, too. Meanwhile, K-Mart, fresh off a title and last place in these PF rankings, throws up a double bird at this report (and most written word TBH). Timmy D and Eddie G make up a defensively-dominant duo that might bring another set of questions on offense. Can't wait to see how the new-look Cavs perform this season.
At C, Yao (#1) is still that guy and would've finished #1 among all bigs. My son, Chris Bosh (#2), Mehmet "Son of Swamp" Okur (#3), Professor Al Jefferson (#4), and Big Z (#5) make up the rest of the top five. At the bottom of these rankings, Kwame Brown, Bird Man, and Jason Collins save it all for defense, because they ain't bringin' it on this end.
Looking at the overall top 100, it's cool to see legends of the game (like Manu, Ray, and Sheed) still playing at the peak of their powers. What's even more exciting is seeing how much young talent the league has under the age of 25 -- from names like Melo, LeBron, and Arenas to Brandon Roy, D-Will, and others, it's clear that SLN is in great hands. This League!!!!!!
(12-30MPG):
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
-------
2008-2009 Advanced Stats:
PLAYER STATS:
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
(12-30MPG)
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
-------
2009-2010 Advanced Stats:
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Big
Top 100
12-30MPG:
Point Guard
Shooting Guard
Small Forward
Power Forward
Center
Top 100
Last edited by heimer on March 4th, 2024, 11:36 am, edited 3 times in total.
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I’ll start doing these again soon
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I’ll start doing these again soon
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