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TMO stats/Others-"Per Minute"-Ranking

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Fredterp, Jan 25, 2002.

  1. Fredterp

    Fredterp Member

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    Looking at stats are deceiving sometimes due to many minutes played or lack of minutes played. So to get a better feel are stats "Per Minute Played" listed below through 43 games using NBA.Com stats for Rocket players only:

    Currently TMo ranks 4th in rebs, 5th in least turnovers, 3rd in blocks, 5th in assists, 7th in steals. Below is ranking of others, some surprising, some not, Collier is omitted since playing only 7 minutes, other intangibles obviously cannot be measured. Also of note, scoring per minute obviously is highly and mainly affected by total number of shots taken per minute and by shooting %:

    REBOUNDS Ave/Min
    Willis 1
    Cato 2
    Griffin 3
    Morris 4
    Thomas 5
    Francis 6
    Langhi 7
    Williams 8
    Torres 9
    Mobley 10
    Norris 11
    Rice 12
    Brown 13


    LEAST TURNOVERS
    Ave/Min
    Cato 1
    Griffin 2
    Rice 3
    Willis 4
    Morris 5
    Williams 6
    Torres 7
    Langhi 8
    Mobley 9
    Norris 10
    Thomas 11
    Francis 12
    Brown 13



    Ave/Min BLOCKS
    Griffin 1
    Cato 2
    Morris 3
    Thomas 4
    Willis 5
    Langhi 6
    Brown 7
    Mobley 8
    Williams 9
    Torres 10
    Francis 11
    Rice 12
    Norris 13



    Ave/Min ASSISTS
    Norris 1
    Brown 2
    Francis 3
    Mobley 4
    Morris 5
    Williams 6
    Thomas 7
    Rice 8
    Torres 9
    Griffin 10
    Willis 11
    Langhi 12
    Cato 13


    Ave/Min STEALS
    Brown 1
    Thomas 2
    Norris 3
    Langhi 4
    Mobley 5
    Francis 6
    Morris 7
    Willis 8
    Torres 9
    Williams 10
    Rice 11
    Cato 12
    Griffin 13


    Ave/Min POINTS
    Francis 1
    Mobley 2
    Thomas 3
    Williams 4
    Torres 5
    Griffin 6
    Willis 7
    Norris 8
    Brown 9
    Rice 10
    Cato 11
    Langhi 12
    Morris 13
     
    #1 Fredterp, Jan 25, 2002
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  2. Hydra

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    FREDTERP,

    Per minute (or per 48 minutes, same results times a constant) stats are the most useless in basketball. Players who play very limited minutes will typically be helped by stats such as these. Notice that Langhi beats Mobes in half of the catagories, but he can't even play his way off of the bench.
     
  3. Fredterp

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    Hydra, thanks, good point, that's why in my first paragrapgh I stated:

    "other intangibles obviously cannot be measured".

    There is also the fact that a player with too a limited PT may have stats distorted, especially in Collier's case, that's why he was not included, but per minute stats are definitely more accurate than per game stats. FREDTERP
     
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  4. DearRock

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    Hydra, please do not use this point to undervalue the main point of Fred. What it says is that Langhi should be playing. He is not playing, not because of lack of talent or skill. It is more for politics than anything. No one is going to tell me that Williams or Rice should have been getting the minutes. Langhi stat is not flattering, he should be playing. The fact that Rudy likes to go with a 3 guard rotation is not Langhi's fault. It is not like we have won our share of games because of that overused strategy.
     

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