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Basketball, on the opposite of the individual Baseball, is a game of 5 on 5. To get people open shots will almost always involve the coordinated actions of several players, sometimes all 5. Defense, even more so, is played by all 5 players as a unit. Because of these effects, there is much more potential for intangibles, things which don't show up on the stat sheet, to effect a game. A guy setting a really good pick isn't recorded, nor is the ability to rotate over on defense. This is the first of a serial of articles about statistical analysis and its formulas: this one about Possessions. Assists, Rebounding, Steals and Turnovers and the "all-together" conclusions, will come on. |
Basketball Evaluation Formulas Historical Revisionby Deborah Telmes, Australia - December 24, 2002 - April 26, 2003 In this article I want to make a revision of some of the more known proposals used all around the world. New stats are continually appearing in immeasurable quantities. This is associated with the necessity of fitting to the different coach's “game philosophies”.
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