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Regular Season Efficiency Rating

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by dragon167, Nov 20, 2003.

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  1. dragon167

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    2003-04 Regular Season Efficiency Rating
    http://www.nba.com/statistics/default_regular_season_leaders/LeagueLeadersEFFQuery.html

    Efficiency Formula: ((PTS + REB + AST + STL + BLK) - ((FGA - FGM) + (FTA - FTM) + TO)) / G

    Player G EFF
    1. Kevin Garnett (Minnesota Timberwolves) 11 28.27
    2. Tim Duncan (San Antonio Spurs) 9 26.33
    3. Zach Randolph (Portland Trail Blazers) 11 25.18
    4. Shaquille O'Neal (Los Angeles Lakers) 12 23.58
    5. Predrag Stojakovic (Sacramento Kings) 11 23.45
    6. Baron Davis (New Orleans Hornets) 12 23.00
    7. Brad Miller (Sacramento Kings) 11 22.45
    8. Allen Iverson (Philadelphia 76ers) 11 22.18
    9. Andrei Kirilenko (Utah Jazz) 12 22.17
    10. Tracy McGrady (Orlando Magic) 11 22.09
    10. Ben Wallace (Detroit Pistons) 11 22.09
    12. Jason Kidd (New Jersey Nets) 11 21.64
    12. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas Mavericks) 11 21.64
    14. Jermaine O'Neal (Indiana Pacers) 10 21.30
    15. Shawn Marion (Phoenix Suns) 10 21.10
    16. Chauncey Billups (Detroit Pistons) 12 21.00
    17. Rashard Lewis (Seattle SuperSonics) 9 20.67
    18. Karl Malone (Los Angeles Lakers) 12 20.50
    19. Yao Ming (Houston Rockets) 11 20.45
    20. Ronald Murray (Seattle SuperSonics) 9 20.33
    21. Stephon Marbury (Phoenix Suns) 10 20.30
    22. Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles Lakers) 11 20.18
    23. Jason Terry (Atlanta Hawks) 11 20.09
    24. Shareef Abdur-Rahim (Atlanta Hawks) 12 20.08
    25. Erick Dampier (Golden State Warriors) 11 20.00
    26. Rasheed Wallace (Portland Trail Blazers) 11 19.91
    27. Kurt Thomas (New York Knicks) 11 19.45
    28. Carlos Boozer (Cleveland Cavaliers) 11 19.36
    29. Antoine Walker (Dallas Mavericks) 11 19.18
    30. Michael Redd (Milwaukee Bucks) 11 18.91
    31. LeBron James (Cleveland Cavaliers) 12 18.83
    32. Steve Francis (Houston Rockets) 11 18.64
    33. Gilbert Arenas (Washington Wizards) 11 18.36
    34. Mike Bibby (Sacramento Kings) 11 18.18
    34. Paul Pierce (Boston Celtics) 11 18.18
    36. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix Suns) 10 18.10
    37. Gary Payton (Los Angeles Lakers) 12 18.00
    38. Carlos Arroyo (Utah Jazz) 10 17.90
    39. Ron Artest (Indiana Pacers) 11 17.64
    40. Vince Carter (Toronto Raptors) 11 17.45
    41. Emanuel Ginobili (San Antonio Spurs) 12 17.42
    42. Steve Nash (Dallas Mavericks) 10 17.40
    43. Pau Gasol (Memphis Grizzlies) 10 17.30
    44. Corey Maggette (Los Angeles Clippers) 8 17.25
    44. Quentin Richardson (Los Angeles Clippers) 8 17.25
    46. Eddie Jones (Miami Heat) 11 16.91
    47. Vin Baker (Boston Celtics) 11 16.73
    48. Vlade Divac (Sacramento Kings) 11 16.64
    49. Richard Jefferson (New Jersey Nets) 11 16.18
    50. P.J. Brown (New Orleans Hornets) 12 16.17
    50. Zydrunas Ilgauskas (Cleveland Cavaliers) 12 16.17


    For our stars, Yao ranks 4th at the position of center behind shaq, brad miller and ben wallace. SF ranks 7th behind a lot of point guards.

    Both of them are not too impressive up to the moment.
     
    #1 dragon167, Nov 20, 2003
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    But to be #32 and higher among the ENTIRE league is impressive.

    How many in the NBA?

    Don't be such a nay sayer.:rolleyes:
     
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    I have much higher expecation than that with our two STARS. Is it okay with u? :rolleyes:
     
    #3 dragon167, Nov 20, 2003
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    A lot of those players aren't in the middle of a revamp of their whole offensive scheme. If you think about it, considering we are trying to change from a guard oriented game to a inside and out, and the fact that Francis hasn't had a healthy team in awhile, I think those two guys are doing pretty well.

    Yao had a huge game yesterday. He is finally found that fine line between finesse and aggressiveness.
     
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    Would you like to trade them for Stojakovic and Brad Miller ?
     
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    The Efficiency Rating is strongly rooted in points scored and doesn't have that strong a correlation to how well a team plays. For example, Iverson is 11 notches higher than Yao. The Iverson-less Sixers just went into TOR last night and handled the Raptors.

    On the other hand, the Rockets are not a high scoring offensive team. Plus, the points they do score are well distributed. On any given night, the Rockets have 3 potential 20 ppg scorers (Yao, Steve, Cat) and 2 others (JJax & MoT) that are very capable 15 ppg scorers. No big deal IMO.
     
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    I think Brad Miller is playing PF this year so far.
     
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    Even though Efficiency is probably the best single statistic to measure a player's contributation, it still doesn't catch many intangibles. It doesn't include stuff like how many shots you altered, whether you can create your own shots or shots for your teammates, or whether you make your teammates better. Yao is a much better center tha Miller and Wallace, because he can do so many things like mentioned above, but doesn't show in any statistics.
     
    #9 lancet, Nov 20, 2003
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