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The Back-up SF Situation: Think Barnes
Published 6 days ago by ManchvegasBob at Celtics 17
... According to 82games.com, Posey played the most minutes at power forward with Garnett sliding to center. He played approximately 12.5 minutes per game (mpg) at PF and 9 mpg at SF. Ray Allen played a little over 4 mpg at SF, with Pierce essentially getting the rest (32 mpg). ...
Bob Pettit
Published 22 days ago by Hoffman at ballerblogger.com
Home About Forums Blogwire Contact Barkleyism of the Day "The NBA doesn’t have to change the rules. They've already screwed the game up. If they keep changing rules, they can just merge the WNBA and the NBA. Anybody in their right mind knows the game used to be better." Poll Which draft prospect will become the best NBA player? Derrick Rose Michael Beasley O.J. Mayo View Results Loading ... Loading ... Ballerblogger Essentials 82games.com Ball Don’t Lie Ballhype Basketball-reference.com Charley Rosen Dime ESPN’s Daily Dime ...
The Celtics are Stuck in L.A.
Published 6/16/2008 by Dime Magazine at NBA Rumors - Trades - Free Agents - Basketball Olympics - Dime Magazine
... as an 8-seed and lost in the first round Missed the playoffs and had a Lottery pick View Results Get Dime 8 Issues for ONLY $12! Archive June 2008 May 2008 April 2008 March 2008 February 2008 January 2008 December 2007 November 2007 October 2007 September 2007 August 2007 July 2007 June 2007 May 2007 April 2007 March 2007 February 2007 Links Dime Network 82games.com Bounce Magazine DimeMag.TV DraftExpress.com HoopsHype.com ...
Basketball Sabermetrics?
Published 6/4/2008 by Pizza Cutter at Statistically Speaking
... into the sabermetric stuff. I do read a number of sabermetric sites and books now, but that’s mainly to get ideas that I think could transfer over to analyzing basketball.
Got a recommended reading list for someone wanting to know more (other than your blog, of course)?
Sure. Dean Oliver’s book Basketball on Paper is the place to start. The best place to find research and analysis is the APBRmetrics forum. 82games has a great collection of interesting stats and analysis. If you have ESPN Insider John ...
Nick Young: Washington Wizards Player Evaluation
Published 5/30/2008 by Truth About It (noreply@blogger.com) at truthaboutit.net
... The Ugly: Defense. Now, I must admit that if there is any aspect of Nick Young's game that noticeably improved the most towards the end of the season, it would be his intensity on defense. Still, increased intensity doesn't make the overall defensive progression major.....the Burrito has a long, long way to go. He just fouls so damn much (not as much as Andray Blatche though).....team fouls are +6 when Young is on the court, and opponent FT attempts are +7 [ ...
Mein neuer Nickname: Easily bruised!
Published 5/14/2008 by Paul Niemeyer (noreply@blogger.com) at NBA-Blog
... ► 2007 (745) ► Dezember (69) ► November (68) ► Oktober (87) ► September (78) ► August (71) ► Juli (60) ► Juni (68) ► Mai (66) ► April (40) ► März (55) ► Februar (51) ► Januar (32) ► 2006 (15) ► Dezember (15) [image] the chosen ones 20secondtimeout 82games basketball moves basketball terminology basketball-reference ...
The Use of In-Depth Statistical Analysis in Basketball
Published 5/12/2008 by Nick Kappel at The Biz of Basketball :: Part of the Business of Sports Network
Baseball statistician Bill James has become well known for his contributions with the Boston Red Sox and their two World Series rings in the last four years. James was hired as a special advisor with Boston in 2002. His specialty? Sabermetrics, a word he defines as “the search for objective knowledge about baseball.” Therefore, sabermatricians explore objective questions such as “Which Red Sox player contributed most to the team’s offense?” or “How many home runs will David Ortiz hit next year?” While this sort of in-depth statistical analysis makes ...
Iverson, defensive specialist?
Published 4/30/2008 by Adam at Fan-tastic?
Every few weeks I check 82games fishing for a new esoteric statistic. OK, I'm scanning this and it looks reasonable... "savvy veteran" who flops a lot (D Fisher)... center who can't block shots (Bogut)... center who can't block shots (M Moore)... young undersized point guard (Lowry)... OK, that's a bit odd... center who can't block shots (Pryzbilla)... IVERSON?! I'm sure people will slag this stat as "best flopper"; in fact, 82games made that joke themselves. But I'm still pretty impressed that a soon-to-be 33-year-old 165 pound guard would crack the top 10. ...
Are the Sharks Done?
Published 4/30/2008 by The Forechecker at On the Forecheck
... Page One Fan's Perspective From Behind the Mask Sharkspage Sponsored by BetUS Sportsbook - BetUS provides a reliable, secure and legal hockey betting service. Adding more NHL betting excitement than any other online sports betting site in the world. Have You Got Game? Puck Agency Stats Analysis Hockey Analytics Puckerings Baseball Prospectus Baseball Musings Statistically Speaking 82 Games (basketball) Hockey Links NHL Players Association NHL Fans Association ...
2008 Hardwood Paroxysm's NBA Blogger Season Awards
Published 4/24/2008 by Hardwood Paroxysm at Hardwood Paroxysm
Ladies and gentlemen, after six months, thousands of posts, and the most insane trade season ever, we're finally ready to announce the winners of the 2008 Hardwood Paroxysm Bloggers Season Awards. After the nominations, and the vote announcement, we had a great response. We had 40 of the top NBA bloggers vote for the Bloggers' Choice, and almost 2000 votes for the Readers' Choice awards. Before we announce the winners, it's important to explain the reason for this whole thing. The NBA has an astounding number of angles that can be taken to write about it. From ...
Dirk is GOOD!
Published 4/22/2008 by Jakedfw at Mavs Moneyball: Front Page Posts
... For example, I took a stop at 82games.com, which I hadn't visited in months. The first thing I noticed was "Clutch Stats" and the sister column "Super Clutch" stats. And there was Dirk, ranked third behind Kobe Bryant and Lebron James in clutch time point production. What about "Super Clutch" production? There's Dirk ranked fourth, with Manu Ginobli sneaking ahead of him. ...
Nets roster heading into next season
Published 4/19/2008 by Dave D'Alessandro/Star-Ledger Staff at NJ.com: Nets Blast
... ) Jersey products ( RSS ) Latest News ( RSS ) Mailbag ( RSS ) Newspaper article ( RSS ) Next opponent ( RSS ) Prattle ( RSS ) Reading ( RSS ) Rumors ( RSS ) Nets Links Joe Nets Fan Nets Daily The Nets' official site Yes Network J-Kidd's site NBA Links Hoops Hype ESPN Sporting News SI.com RealGM 82 Games Basketball-Reference.com Truehoop Inside Hoops Killing Time, ...
The Bobcats MVP of 2007-08
Published 4/18/2008 at Queen City Hoops
... to outweight the "contributions" (I would use air-quotes if I were talking to someone face to face) of everyone else. By this measure, Jason Richardson is the clear MVP of the team (and Jeff McInnis...I can not even do it, I have reached a point where I do not even feel like pointing out his negative impact this season). But like I mentioned previously, PER does not measure defense...but if you had the PER put up by the man each Bobcats was guarding? That might be useful...and 82games.com has just that. So, now how about a look at Defensive Wins ...
Ranking Iguodala
Published 4/2/2008 by Brian at Depressed Fan
... What I came up with was a way to use PER in some context. Namely, looking at a player's PER as compared to his opponent's PER. Here's the table with the statistics. These numbers come from 82games.com and they are only for minutes played at small forward. (Whether SF is his ultimate position and whether these numbers translate to SG is another debate for another time). ...
Blogging and Newspapers, a Lesson in How Not to Brand and Market
Published 3/13/2008 by Mark Cuban at Blog Maverick
... to. A copy of which is available at....." You get the picture. I would also market it as an extension of the print version. All the news that cant fit in print. In the sports world, I think this is where main stream media really has dropped the ball. There is no shortage of speculation and opinions on the net. There is an incredible lack of depth when it comes to game and team coverage. Maybe its my own prejudice as an insider. I would much rather read any article on 82games.com or even some of the stuff that John Hollinger writes (although I think that ...
Q&A with Tim Kawakami pt.2
Published 3/12/2008 at Warriorsworld.net
WW.NET:  Will the Warriors make the Playoffs? Which teams would be a good matchup for the Warriors in the 1st round and which would pose the toughest challenge? TK:  Yeah, I think the Warriors will make it and, as I've mentioned in many places, I seem to have been much more convinced of this far earlier than Nelson and Mullin ever were this season. Which is weird, but oh well. They seem a lot more confident of their spot these days. You know, I haven't thought much of Denver all season... and now the Nuggets are sinking a bit. I've been thinking 7th seed for the Warriors for a little while--maybe a tie ...
Wednesday Bucks Notes
Published 2/27/2008 by Alex <info@brewhoop.com> at Brew Hoop: Front Page Posts
The Bucks beat the Cavaliers 105-102 last night, thanks to Michael Redd's buzzer-beating three pointer, which came five seconds after LeBron James tied the game. The Bucks have beaten the Pistons, Nuggets, and Cavaliers in the last week, rivaling their mid-November run when they topped the Cavaliers, Lakers, and Mavericks in less than a week. Michael Redd is a happy Buck according to Tom Enlund of JS Online. And this news came before his game-winner. In any event, it sounds as though he's not interested in being the number one guy on a losing team for the rest of his career. ...
Playing the Educator
Published 2/22/2008 by Loren at Pure Point
I got pretty bored this morning and decided that I was going to go through John Hollinger's Power Rankings and try to respond to each of the fan comments for as many teams as possible. Maybe this will become a regular installment, hopefully all that will happen is that people will be pissed off. 1. Lakers: Send in your Los Angeles Lakers comments now. You have arguably the best team on paper and in practice in the NBA, in one of the biggest, if not the biggest media markets in the country for basketball, and no one can send in a comment? Next time you cry about there being an East ...
Midterm evaluation: Brendan Haywood
Published 2/19/2008 by Pradamaster <info@bulletsforever.com> at Bullets Forever: Front Page Posts
... Defensively, he hasn't had quite the impact as before, but I think that's because the rest of the team has improved on that end. In particular, it's nice to have Andray Blatche as the second team center instead of Etan Thomas. ...
Powerless rankings: Western Conference
Published 2/5/2008 by Basketbawful at Basketbawful
"We are so freaking screwed..." Once again, Basketbawful and Hardwood Paroxysm bring you the weekly Powerless rankings. Much like a man lost in the woods, I'm going to try to stay alive by cannibalizing the West while the hardwood boys gnaw on the nasty flesh of the East. Memphis: Grizzlies owner Michael Heisley sent franchise center Pau Gasol to the Lakers for a large, steaming pile of crap named "Kwame Brown." It's not his fault, though. It's the Bulls' fault. Just ask him. Said Heisley: ''We had conversations with ...
