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Post by NOLa. on Sept 23, 2013 21:24:49 GMT -6
Time to see what my backups can do. Lang rebounds at a great rate as a backup and my other PF played okay as starter
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Post by Deleted on Sept 23, 2013 21:32:11 GMT -6
David Robinson is a beast. But TO killed me so bad. Definitely got some work to do
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Post by Soundwave on Sept 23, 2013 21:34:32 GMT -6
Why is PER and PPS not listed? Preseason?
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Post by Inner_GI on Sept 23, 2013 22:40:59 GMT -6
It's odd that I only have 8 players assigned minutes and my whole team played even when I only committed like 5 fouls. Hopefully that's just the comp going all preseason on me, or that means my guy's need a good kick in the ass for Stamina. Yeah when it comes to stuff like that, Wig or Scar would be able to answer as to why. I mean it plays out like real games. So shit happens. Don't expect those minutes to be followed to the tee. Only thing I can always say is that the DCs are always inputted correctly. I check and then double check. Oh it's cool. One Game Hakeem only played 28 minutes, but it may because it was a blowout against the grizzlies.
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Post by J2 on Sept 23, 2013 23:11:46 GMT -6
Holy crap...I'm really taking a good look at my team's number ratings for the first time, and it's a miracle that we're able to score at all. My goodness!
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 24, 2013 7:47:07 GMT -6
WHY DID DELL CURRY ONLY ATTEMPT 7 FGA/GM?!
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 24, 2013 7:52:04 GMT -6
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Post by Conroy on Sept 24, 2013 8:20:46 GMT -6
Why is PER and PPS not listed? Preseason? To add to this is there an explanation of all the efficiency stuff somewhere like there is the ratings and gameplan?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2013 8:45:19 GMT -6
Just how coach wrote it up lol
Nuggets ball: Defense: Help Stuart Gray inbounds the ball to Lester Conner. Lester Conner throws the ball into the stands.
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 24, 2013 8:56:36 GMT -6
I can't wait to see what they write about injuries....
"Michael Jordan breaks his skull"
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Post by rpf on Sept 24, 2013 9:09:29 GMT -6
Lionel Simmons goes for a layup. He is fouled on the shot by Cliff Robinson. The basket is no good. Team Fouls - Nets: 2, Kings: 4 Cliff Robinson is arguing the foul call. He gets charged with a technical foul.
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 24, 2013 9:49:30 GMT -6
Lionel Simmons goes for a layup. He is fouled on the shot by Cliff Robinson. The basket is no good. Team Fouls - Nets: 2, Kings: 4 Cliff Robinson is arguing the foul call. He gets charged with a technical foul. HAHAHA that's awsome
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Post by NOLa. on Sept 24, 2013 9:52:29 GMT -6
Lionel Simmons goes for a layup. He is fouled on the shot by Cliff Robinson. The basket is no good. Team Fouls - Nets: 2, Kings: 4 Cliff Robinson is arguing the foul call. He gets charged with a technical foul. lmao that is amazing Thought it was a joke at first.
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Post by Inner_GI on Sept 24, 2013 10:23:27 GMT -6
This is GOLD! It give me a better insight in how my gameplan is actually working.. for example, my team has to average like 8 passes a possession. TOOO MUCH
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Post by DarthVegito on Sept 24, 2013 11:11:13 GMT -6
Lionel Simmons goes for a layup. He is fouled on the shot by Cliff Robinson. The basket is no good. Team Fouls - Nets: 2, Kings: 4 Cliff Robinson is arguing the foul call. He gets charged with a technical foul. These play-by-plays are insane. Why isn't there an "aggressiveness" attribute next to quickness, which tells how often the player gets into arguments and gets teched up..lol
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Post by rpf on Sept 24, 2013 11:13:26 GMT -6
Cliff Robinson inbounds the ball to Rod Strickland. Rod Strickland drives to the deep right wing. Rod Strickland passes the ball to Mark Aguirre (Left wing). Mark Aguirre drives to the hoop. Mark Aguirre goes for a layup. He is fouled on the shot by Robert Parish. The basket is no good. Team Fouls - Pelicans: 1, Nets: 0 Robert Parish is arguing the foul call. He gets charged with a technical foul.
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Post by WigNosy on Sept 24, 2013 11:16:55 GMT -6
Why is PER and PPS not listed? Preseason? To add to this is there an explanation of all the efficiency stuff somewhere like there is the ratings and gameplan? Too small a sample size (number of games) to properly compute PER. It usually pops up after about a dozen games played.
Efficiency stuff (see insider.espn.go.com/nba/hollinger/statistics for most of these)
TS%: True Shooting Percentage - what a player's shooting percentage would be if we accounted for free throws and 3-pointers. True Shooting Percentage = Total points / [(FGA + (0.44 x FTA)]
AstR: Assist Ratio - the percentage of a player's possessions that ends in an assist. Assist Ratio = (Assists x 100) divided by [(FGA + (FTA x 0.44) + Assists + Turnovers]
TOR: Turnover Ratio - the percentage of a player's possessions that end in a turnover. Turnover Ratio = (Turnover x 100) divided by [(FGA + (FTA x 0.44) + Assists + Turnovers]
Usg: Usage Rate - the number of possessions a player uses per 40 minutes. Usage Rate = {[FGA + (FT Att. x 0.44) + (Ast x 0.33) + TO] x 40 x League Pace} divided by (Minutes x Team Pace)
ORR: Offensive Rebound Rate - the percentage of his team's missed shots that a player rebounds. Rebound Rate = (100 x (Rebounds x Team Minutes)) divided by [Player Minutes x (Team Rebounds + Opponent Rebounds)]
DRR: Defensive Rebound Rate - the percentage of his opponents' missed shots that a player rebounds. Rebound Rate = (100 x (Rebounds x Team Minutes)) divided by [Player Minutes x (Team Rebounds + Opponent Rebounds)]
PER: Player Efficiency Rating is the overall rating of a player's per-minute statistical production. The league average is 15.00 every season. See espn.go.com/nba/columns/story?columnist=hollinger_john&id=2850240 for a more in-depth breakdown of what PER is; it's easiest to remember 15 is average; higher than 15 good, lower than 15 bad... and that it's more a measure of offense, so defensive specialists tend to have a lower PER than their actual "value" would be.
VA: Value Added - the estimated number of points a player adds to a team’s season total above what a 'replacement player' (for instance, the 12th man on the roster) would produce. Value Added = ([Minutes * (PER - PRL)] / 67). PRL (Position Replacement Level) = 11.5 for power forwards, 11.0 for point guards, 10.6 for centers, 10.5 for shooting guards and small forwards
EWA: Estimated Wins Added - Value Added divided by 30, giving the estimated number of wins a player adds to a team’s season total above what a 'replacement player' would produce.
O Eff: Number of points scored per 100 possessions when this player is on the floor
D EFf: Number of points allowed per 100 possessions when this player is on the floor
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Post by rpf on Sept 24, 2013 11:17:44 GMT -6
not as good as i had hoped the injuries would read out
Vincent Askew passes the ball to Doc Rivers (Top of the key). Play is stopped due to an injury to Joe Dumars
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Post by WigNosy on Sept 24, 2013 11:22:26 GMT -6
It's odd that I only have 8 players assigned minutes and my whole team played even when I only committed like 5 fouls. Hopefully that's just the comp going all preseason on me, or that means my guy's need a good kick in the ass for Stamina. It may be a Stamina issue, but the game generally does a good job sticking to an 8-10 man rotation until the game is a blowout. When the game becomes a blowout, you'll see the benches emptied just as they are in a real NBA game. Other possibilities are an injury (which forces the rotation to change) or foul trouble (even if you only had 5 fouls, if someone picks up 2 fouls in the first minute of the game, that puts his backup in and maybe even a bench scrub if that backup gets tired or gets in foul trouble). Basically, your lineup is what runs "under normal circumstances" but "injury" or "foul trouble" or "blowout" (either way) are not considered normal. There's also a little room for variation in minutes depending on when the dead balls occur (and thus, when substitutions can be made). In general, figure your players will play the minutes you select plus or minus 5 minutes, which includes guys with "0 minutes" set as their amount getting a couple minutes off the bench sometimes..
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Post by TrayWithAnA on Sept 24, 2013 15:50:32 GMT -6
I think we need a Sportscenter style highlight show....
(looks at NOLa.)
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Post by NOLa. on Sept 24, 2013 17:14:47 GMT -6
Dotball Action News
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Post by beeballoversohard on Sept 24, 2013 17:29:39 GMT -6
where is the description of the different types of defenses?
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Post by Inner_GI on Sept 24, 2013 17:43:04 GMT -6
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Post by NOLa. on Sept 25, 2013 10:51:30 GMT -6
@sactown This just in for your daily Kings news: Karl Malone still expected to sit out last week of preseason. PG Pooh Richardson and rookie SF Lionell Simmons are also expected to play very few minutes.
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Post by IamQuailman on Sept 25, 2013 12:05:33 GMT -6
Activity needs to pick up around these parts! I miss you guys, but no one posts anymore
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