1990-91 DASL End-of-Season Statistics

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1990-91 DASL End-of-Season Statistics

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Another season, another end-of-season article detailing various statistics! Yeah, I just copy this top part. New Addition though!

Some things to consider:
The time-based awards (monthly, weekly) are heavily influenced by games played
The best-worst games are decided at my discretion.
The best-worst games do not consider games where the player is in foul trouble. Sure, a Moses Malone game where he plays 15 minutes is probably the worst but that’s no fun. I want bricks and turnovers dammit!
I kept the weekly awards condensed as I figured no one is really interested unless your player won the award. So it’s a nice balance between giving the stats and saving me time.
Any positions listed are determined by box score (and thus played-at) positions, not the positions listed on the team roster page.

New Additions:
End-of-season positional rankings from yours truly! More details at the end.

Without further ado...

POTM 1: Cleveland Cavaliers C Hakeem Olajuwon
G: 18
MPG: 35.8
PPG: 24.3
RPG: 11.1
APG: 3.3
SPG: 0.9
BPG: 4.6
TOPG: 2.8
FG: 44.9%
FT: 88.6%
3PT: 33.3%
Best game: (Day 17) 38 minutes, 29/9/5/1/9, 2 TOs, .667/.818/--
Worst game: (Day 9) 42 minutes, 24/10/4/0/4, 5 TOs, .348/1.00/--

ROTM 1: Indiana Pacers PF Loy Vaught – 14th Overall
G: 18
MPG: 28.6
PPG: 14.1
RPG: 9.9
APG: 2.9
SPG: 1.1
BPG: 1.1
TOPG: 1.8
FG: 46.1%
FT: 61.4%
3PT: 0.0%
Best game: (Day 2) 31 minutes, 15/12/5/3/2, 1 TO, .400/.636/--
Worst game: (Day 8) 35 minutes, 14/16/5/0/2, 5 TOs, .316/1.00/--



POTM 2: Dallas Mavericks PG Lafayette Lever
G: 18
MPG: 37.2
PPG: 17.8
RPG: 6.1
APG: 10.2
SPG: 2.8
BPG: 0.2
TOPG: 1.5
FG: 49.1%
FT: 81.0%
3PT: 35.7%
Best game: (Day 28) 39 minutes, 26/8/10/3/0, 0 TOs, .619/--/0.00
Worst game: (Day 29) 40 minutes, 10/7/10/3/0, 2 TOs, .357/0.00/--

ROTM 2: Orlando Magic PF Hank Gathers – 2nd Overall
G: 17
MPG: 28.0
PPG: 15.4
RPG: 8.4
APG: 1.4
SPG: 0.9
BPG: 0.6
TOPG: 1.2
FG: 46.2%
FT: 65.1%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 22) 33 minutes, 30/14/4/2/1, 1 TO, .619/.500/--
Worst game: (Day 36) 31 minutes, 14/7/0/0/1, 1 TO, .235/.667/-- 



POTM 3: Indiana Pacers C David Robinson
G: 15
MPG: 38.3
PPG: 29.5
RPG: 11.1
APG: 3.1
SPG: 1.8
BPG: 5.0
TOPG: 3.4
FG: 48.6%
FT: 78.4%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 56) 37 minutes, 46/11/2/3/3, 1 TO, .485/.778/--
Worst game: (Day 44) 39 minutes, 16/10/3/0/5, 5 TOs, .350/.400/--

ROTM 3: Toronto Raptors PF Alec Kessler – 27th Overall
G: 14
MPG: 30.4
PPG: 19.9
RPG: 9.0
APG: 2.2
SPG: 0.5
BPG: 1.1
TOPG: 1.6
FG: 52.0%
FT: 85.5%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 44) 32 minutes, 38/8/1/0/2, 3 TOs, .778/.909/--
Worst game: (Day 59) 34 minutes, 13/10/2/0/1, 3 TOs, .333/.833/-- 



POTM 4: Vancouver Grizzlies PF Ralph Sampson
G: 15
MPG: 36.4
PPG: 23.7
RPG: 11.1
APG: 4.3
SPG: 1.8
BPG: 3.1
TOPG: 2.5
FG: 44.5%
FT: 74.8%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 64) 40 minutes, 33/10/5/3/3, 3 TOs, .667/.867/--
Worst game: (Day 79) 45 minutes, 18/13/4/2/1, 2 TOs, .333/1.00/--

ROTM 4: Toronto Raptors PF Alec Kessler (x2) – 27th Overall
G: 15
MPG: 30.3
PPG: 17.1
RPG: 7.6
APG: 3.3
SPG: 1.0
BPG: 1.4
TOPG: 1.7
FG: 49.5%
FT: 62.8%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 61) 32 minutes, 28/11/3/0/3, 1 TO, .600/.571/--
Worst game: (Day 77) 29 minutes, 6/4/4/4/1, 0 TOs, .273/0.00/-- 



POTM 5: Vancouver Grizzlies PF Ralph Sampson (x2)
G: 16
MPG: 39.2
PPG: 25.5
RPG: 10.8
APG: 4.3
SPG: 1.8
BPG: 3.9
TOPG: 3.0
FG: 50.3%
FT: 76.8%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 93) 40 minutes, 44/12/5/3/4, 4 TOs, .762/.800/--
Worst game: (Day 85) 45 minutes, 19/15/0/1/5, 6 TOs, .368/.833/--

ROTM 5: Toronto Raptors PF Alec Kessler (x3) – 27th Overall
G: 15
MPG: 33.7
PPG: 18.7
RPG: 10.3
APG: 3.0
SPG: 1.3
BPG: 1.9
TOPG: 1.8
FG: 50.0%
FT: 65.3%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 93) 29 minutes, 26/10/2/2/1, 1 TO, .769/.857/--
Worst game: (Day 92) 31 minutes, 8/7/3/1/1, 2 TOs, .571/--/-- 



POTM 6: Philadelphia 76ers PF Roy Tarpley
G: 16
MPG: 35.1
PPG: 19.1
RPG: 11.3
APG: 2.3
SPG: 0.9
BPG: 2.1
TOPG: 1.8
FG: 51.9%
FT: 69.5%
3PT: --
Best game: (Day 105) 30 minutes, 23/11/5/0/5, 1 TO, .667/1.00/--
Worst game: (Day 115) 32 minutes, 6/6/3/0/2, 0 TOs, .273/--/--

ROTM 6: Houston Rockets PG Gary Payton – 3rd Overall
G: 15
MPG: 35.1
PPG: 20.3
RPG: 3.6
APG: 6.1
SPG: 2.4
BPG: 0.4
TOPG: 3.7
FG: 45.7%
FT: 80.3%
3PT: 40.9%
Best game: (Day 103) 35 minutes, 36/10/7/3/0, 1 TO, .650/.909/0.00
Worst game: (Day 108) 38 minutes, 13/3/3/3/0, 4 TOs, .273/.333/0.00



Most POTMs won in a season (since 1988)
3
- 1989 Moses Malone
2
- 1988 Moses Malone
- 1990 Ralph Sampson
- 1991 Ralph Sampson

Most ROTMs won in a season (since 1988)
3
- 1990 Gary Leonard
- 1991 Alec Kessler
2
- 1989 Danny Manning
- 1988 David Robinson
- 1988 Kevin Johnson
- 1990 Shawn Kemp



Weekly Awards
POTW 1: David Robinson: 23.4/11.0/3.2/0.4/5.0
POTW 2: David Robinson (x2): 25.5/12.5/2.8/0.0/5.8
POTW 3: Hakeem Olajuwon: 25.4/10.2/2.8/0.8/5.4
POTW 4: Hakeem Olajuwon (x2): 24.8/10.0/4.0/1.2/4.6
POTW 5: Lafayette Lever: 16.4/6.6/11.4/3.4/0.2
POTW 6: Lafayette Lever (x2): 19.8/5.8/9.2/2.0/0.0
POTW 7: Kevin Duckworth: 17.2/11.2/3.6/1.6/5.6
POTW 8: Kevin Johnson: 21.0/4.5/11.8/4.5/0.3
POTW 9: Michael Jordan: 37.4/6.8/3.2/2.6/0.2
POTW 10: David Robinson (x3): 29.0/11.0/3.3/2.3/6.0
POTW 11: David Robinson (x4): 34.3/11.5/3.3/1.3/3.3
POTW 12: David Robinson (x5): 32.0/11.3/3.3/1.8/5.5
POTW 13: Charles Barkley: 23.8/13.6/2.8/2.2/3.2
POTW 14: Moses Malone: 28.2/13.2/5.4/0.6/2.2
POTW 15: Ralph Sampson: 25.8/11.5/5.0/2.0/2.6
POTW 16: Michael Jordan (x2): 45.5/5.8/2.5/3.5/1.0
POTW 17: Magic Johnson: 15.0/6.4/11.4/3.6/0.0
POTW 18: Ralph Sampson (x2): 30.3/12.8/4.3/1.5/4.8
POTW 19: Ralph Sampson (x3): 32.0/12.3/4.5/2.3/2.0
POTW 20: Reggie Theus: 31.3/4.8/4.0/4.0/0.3
POTW 21: Charles Smith: 26.8/10.0/3.8/0.6/1.4
POTW 22: Leon Wood: 22.2/5.8/10.6/1.2/0.0
POTW 23: Hakeem Olajuwon (x3): 27.0/11.0/4.0/2.0/5.3
POTW 24: Byron Scott: 23.2/4.6/7.0/2.8/0.2

Most POTWs Won in a Season (since 1988)
6
- 1988 Moses Malone
5
- 1990 Ralph Sampson
- 1991 David Robinson
4
- 1989 Moses Malone
3
- 1989 Ralph Sampson
- 1989 Magic Johnson
- 1989 Joe Barry Carroll
- 1990 Magic Johnson
- 1990 Moses Malone
- 1991 Ralph Sampson
- 1991 Hakeem Olajuwon

Most POTW wins by team (since 1988)
12
- Vancouver Grizzlies
10
- Philadelphia 76ers
- New Jersey Nets
7
- Cleveland Cavaliers
- Indiana Pacers
6
- Portland Trailblazers

Least POTW wins by team (since 1988)
0
- Milwaukee Bucks
- Charlotte Hornets
- Los Angeles Lakers
- Orlando Magic
- Seattle Supersonics
- Golden State Warriors

Most consecutive seasons with a POTW winner by team (since 1988)
4
- Portland Trailblazers (1988-1991)
- Cleveland Cavaliers (1988-1991)
3
- Dallas Mavericks (1989-1991)
- New Jersey Nets (1988-1990)




Miscellaneous Game-by-Game Stats (All)
most points scored: 62 (Moses Malone | Current record 66)
Most rebounds: 24 (Moses Malone | Current record 28)
most assists: 22 (Isiah Thomas| New record)
most steals: 11 (Isiah Thomas | Current record 12)
most blocks: 17 (David Robinson | Current record 17)
most stocks (steals + blocks): 18 (David Robinson [1,17])
most TOs: 13 (Derrick Chievous)
most points + assists: 64 (Moses Malone [62,2])
Most FG missed: 31 (Michael Jordan [13-44])
Most 3PM: 8 (Michael Jordan, Sean Elliott, Reggie Miller, Joe Dumars | Current record 9)
Most 3P missed: 10 (Sean Elliott, Mitchell Jordan, Clyde Drexler)
Most FTM: 20 (David Robinson | Current record 26)
Most FT missed: 12 (Buck Williams [3-15])
Most shots (FGA + FTA) with perfect percentages: 10 (Kelvin Ransey [4, 6])
Most shots (FGA + FTA) while missing all: 9 (Mark Eaton x3, Johnny Dawkins)
Highest point-per-minute (min 10 minutes): 1.72 (Moses Malone [18 minutes, 31 points])
Highest rebound-per-minute (min 10 minutes): .87 (Stefano Rusconi [15 minutes, 13 rebounds])
Highest assist-per-minute (min 10 minutes): .77 (Rob Williams [13 minutes, 10 assists])
Most minutes in a 0/0/0/0/0 game: 18 (John Drew)
Least minutes for a 20+ point game: 15 (A.J. English, Tony Harris)
Least minutes for a 10+ point game: 4 (Cedric Ceballos)
Most minutes in a 0 FGA game: 36 (Dennis Rodman x2)
Most minutes in a 0 rebound game: 45 (Jim Paxson)
Most minutes in a 0 assist game: 46 (Terence Stansbury)
Most FGA in a 0 assist game: 32 (Oscar Schmidt, Michael Jordan)
Most TOs in a 0 assist game: 10 (Buck Williams)
Least minutes to a foul out: 7 (Moses Malone)

Triple Doubles:
15 pts-rebs-asts on the season
- 5x Lafayette Lever
- 3x John Stockton
- 2x Winston Garland
- 1x Magic Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Brad Daugherty, Clark Kellogg, Leon Wood

8 pts-rebs-blks on the season
- 3x Kevin Duckworth
- 2x David Robinson
- 1x Arvydas Sabonis, Manute Bol, Joe Barry Carroll

1 pts-asts-stls
- 1x Isiah Thomas

5x5’s:
- 1x Moses Malone (20/16/6/5/5)

Number of MVP-statlines (current MVP statline rounded up. 26/12/3/2/5):
7 Times
- 5x Ralph Sampson
- 1x Hakeem Olajuwon, Patrick Ewing



Miscellaneous Game-by-Game Stats (Rookies)
most points scored: 38 (Alec Kessler)
most rebounds: 21 (Loy Vaught, Duane Causwell)
most assists: 15 (Travis Mays)
most steals: 8 (Dennis Scott)
most blocks: 6 (Duane Causwell x2, Derek Strong)
most stocks (steals + blocks): 9 (Elden Campbell [4,5])
most TOs: 10 (Gary Payton x2)
most points + assists: 43 (Gary Payton [36,7])
Most FG missed: 19 (Hank Gathers x2, Kendall Gill)
Most 3PM: 5 (Toni Kukoc)
Most 3P missed: 6 (Kendall Gill x2)
Most FTM: 16 (Alec Kessler)
Most FT missed: 8 (Hank Gathers [4-12])
Most shots (FGA + FTA) with perfect percentages: 8 (A.J. English, Cedric Ceballos, Steve Scheffler)
Most shots (FGA + FTA) while missing all: 9 (Elden Campbell [7,2])
Highest point-per-minute (min 10 minutes): 1.4 (A.J. English [15 minutes, 21 points])
Highest rebound-per-minute (min 10 minutes): .867 (Stefano Rusconi [15 minutes, 13 rebounds])
Highest assist-per-minute (min 10 minutes): .6 (Bimbo Coles [10 minutes, 6 assists])
Most minutes in a 0/0/0/0/0 game: 10 (Henry James)
Least minutes for a 20+ point game: 15 (Tony Harris, A.J. English)
Least minutes for a 10+ point game: 4 (Cedric Ceballos)
Most minutes in a 0 FGA game: 27 (Tim Fleisher)
Most minutes in a 0 rebound game: 36 (Gary Payton)
Most minutes in a 0 assist game: 41 (Lionel Simmons, Anthony Bonner)
Most FGA in a 0 assist game: 29 (Hank Gathers)
Most TOs in a 0 assist game: 8 (A.J. Wydner)
Least minutes to a foul out: 8 (Duane Causwell)

Triple Doubles:
0 pts-rebs-asts on the season
0 pts-rebs-blks on the season

5x5’s: 0

Number of MVP-statlines (current MVP statline rounded up. 26/13/4/2/4):
0



Bean’s End-of-Season Positional Rankings (Top 8)
Position is determined by played-at, not the position listed on the roster page
Awards listed to right. A = All-league, D = All-defensive, R = All-Rookie
(*) means they were listed at a position other than the one they played for the majority.
Must play 42+ games at position to qualify. Games played not considered otherwise. So while 55 games compared to 82 is going to be equal, the 55 might make the player ineligible if he split 38-17 at two positions where otherwise he would have made the 42 game cut.
Stats are at listed position ONLY. So stats may and likely will differ from the stats on the roster page slightly.

I try to take only this season in account, so no potential-considerations or lifetime awards. I do try to take team comps into consideration but naturally I'm not going to have a complete understanding of every team in the league.

C
#1) Moses Malone (33.9 MPG, 28.6/12.2/3.0/1.0/2.3) – 2nd-A
#2) David Robinson (37.0 MPG, 25.6/11.2/2.9/1.4/5.0) – MVP, DPOTY, 1st-A, 1st-D
#3) Hakeem Olajuwon (33.1 MPG, 23.2/9.6/3.0/1.1/4.2)
#4) Joe Barry Carroll (33.6 MPG, 19.5/11.3/2.3/1.1/3.9)
#5) Rik Smits (33.0 MPG, 18.6/11.7/1.8/1.3/4.2) – 2nd-D
#6) Brad Daugherty (31.4 MPG, 21.1/10.3/3.1/0.8/1.7)
#7) Buck Williams (32.2 MPG, 19.0/9.5/1.7/1.1/1.2)
#8) Steve Stipanovich (31.0 MPG, 15.1/10.5/2.5/1.0/1.7)

PF
#1) Ralph Sampson (36.6 MPG, 23.9/11.5/3.7/1.7/3.6) – 3rd-A(*)
#2) Roy Tarpley (33.0 MPG, 18.8/10.7/1.8/0.9/2.1)
#3) Charles Barkley (37.3 MPG, 19.4/11.7/2.3/1.2/3.0) – 3rd-A
#4) Alec Kessler (31.1 MPG, 17.9/8.9/2.5/0.9/1.5) – ROTY, 1st-R
#5) Greg Cadillac Anderson (32.6 MPG, 22.1/8.2/1.7/0.9/0.6)
#6) Melvin Turpin (33.6 MPG, 13.6/10.4/3.1/0.9/4.2) – 1st-D
#7) Kevin Duckworth (34.8 MPG, 14.0/10.7/2.9/1.0/4.0) – 2nd-D
#8) Hank Gathers (28.8 MPG, 15.7/9.1/1.3/1.0/0.5)

SF
#1) Oscar Schmidt (39.0 MPG, 28.3/8.8/1.9/2.7/0.2) – 1st-A, 1st-D
#2) Danny Manning (33.8 MPG, 24.5/8.2/2.5/1.2/1.3)
#3) Charles Smith (36.4 MPG, 22.5/9.0/3.1/1.6/1.7) – 1st-A(*)
#4) Sam Perkins (35.9 MPG, 19.3/9.0/4.6/1.5/0.8) – 2nd-A(*)
#5) Clark Kellogg (36.9 MPG, 17.8/8.9/3.9/1.2/1.2) – 2nd-A
#6) Ken Barlow (28.4 MPG, 15.6/5.9/1.4/0.8/0.6)
#7) Micheal Ray Richardson (33.8 MPG, 19.0/6.1/4.3/1.6/0.3)
#8) Sean Elliott (35.9 MPG, 22.2/5.5/2.7/1.3/0.1)

SG
#1) Michael Jordan (39.1 MPG, 34.3/5.7/3.1/2.5/0.4) – 1st-A
#2) Byron Scott (38.5 MPG, 25.3/4.7/5.1/2.7/0.2) – 3rd-A
#3) Darrell Griffith (38.2 MPG, 27.2/4.8/3.4/2.0/0.4)
#4) Hersey Hawkins (39.5 MPG, 23.1/4.3/3.4/3.0/0.3) – 2nd-D
#5) Drazen Petrovic (36.1 MPG, 18.9/8.0/3.3/2.1/0.9) – 2nd-D(*)
#6) Roberto Brunamonti (40.2 MPG, 21.9/5.6/3.7/2.4/0.6) – 1st-D
#7) Reggie Theus (39.2 MPG, 22.2/4.4/4.3/2.6/0.2)
#8) Trent Tucker (36.0 MPG, 21.3/5.7/4.3/1.5/0.2)

PG
#1) Magic Johnson (38.2 MPG, 15.8/5.8/9.6/3.0/0.1) – 2nd-A(*)
#2) Mitchell Jordan (37.0 MPG, 17.2/4.8/8.4/2.5/0.2) – 2nd-A, 1st-D
#3) Lafayette Lever (39.2 MPG, 17.2/6.2/9.3/2.1/0.1) – 1st-A
#4) Kenny Smith (38.5 MPG, 17.8/4.2/8.4/2.5/0.1) – 3rd-A
#5) Leon Wood (38.6 MPG, 18.5/4.8/9.3/1.7/0.2)
#6) Kevin Johnson (39.4 MPG, 18.4/4.8/9.9/2.6/0.2)
#7) Isiah Thomas (38.7 MPG, 13.9/4.1/10.2/3.1/0.2) – 2nd-D
#8) Jon Sundvold (33.7 MPG, 14.9/4.0/7.5/1.8/0.2)
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Great article as usual! Although I notice Larry Nance missing on both the SF and PF lists.
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vincent1469 wrote:Great article as usual! Although I notice Larry Nance missing on both the SF and PF lists.
Thanks!

He would qualify for SF with 50 games played at the position, and statistically definitely is his better position. He was actually one of the two closest considerations (other being John Stockton for #8 PG) for the list, as I feel like he could be argued over MRR (TOs) or Elliott (FG% and rebounds). His statline was 34.7 MPG, 17.4/7.1/2.9/1.4/0.8, 2.7 TOs and a 47.9 FG% at SF . Ultimately he missed it ofc.

Compared to his PF numbers of 33.2 MPG, 16.2/7.5/3.1/1.3/1.5, 2.7 TOs and a hideous 38.8 FG%.
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Danny Ferry got robbed, he's pretty much across the board better than Gathers
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Why has Cadillac not been moved to SF yet?
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Cellar-door wrote:Danny Ferry got robbed, he's pretty much across the board better than Gathers
First ROTM, then all-rookie team, and now this!? WHEN WILL IT END!? :lol:

But realistically Gathers had slightly better points and rebounds per 36, but I considered it basically a wash since you can't just discount a 6.1 MPG difference, though I did overall consider Gathers the better rebounder because letter ratings. So it came down to: Gathers with much better TOs, slightly better FG%, rebounding, and a slightly higher foul draw rate, or Ferry with a better FT% and better defense with some actual blocking. And as I've done in the other parts of the ratings, I leaned offense and efficiency.
Craig wrote:Why has Cadillac not been moved to SF yet?
Interestingly he has not played SF at all from 1988 onwards in the regular season. While the rebounding has given the Bulls trouble before, surrounding Cadillac with Cliff and Laimbeer has put the Bulls in a comfortable #11 in the league in rebounding differential at +1.7.

But yes, playing good PFs at SF seems to be "in" with Manning, Smith, Perkins, Kellogg, and Barlow all coming into the league at PF. :lol:
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The Bean Regime wrote: But yes, playing good PFs at SF seems to be "in" with Manning, Smith, Perkins, Kellogg, and Barlow all coming into the league at PF. :lol:
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Hank grabbing #8 PF ? Nice
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Can you explain why Tarpley is above Chuck? I only ask because you put their star lines directly next to each othe Barkley leads in almost everything
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Foxyg1396 wrote:Can you explain why Tarpley is above Chuck? I only ask because you put their star lines directly next to each othe Barkley leads in almost everything
Prob bc Chuck averaging 37MPG - once adjusted to 36 Tarpley is probably ever so higher than Chuck :lol:. Bean and his damn per-36 :lol:
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The Bean Regime wrote:
Cellar-door wrote:Danny Ferry got robbed, he's pretty much across the board better than Gathers
First ROTM, then all-rookie team, and now this!? WHEN WILL IT END!? :lol:

But realistically Gathers had slightly better points and rebounds per 36, but I considered it basically a wash since you can't just discount a 6.1 MPG difference, though I did overall consider Gathers the better rebounder because letter ratings. So it came down to: Gathers with much better TOs, slightly better FG%, rebounding, and a slightly higher foul draw rate, or Ferry with a better FT% and better defense with some actual blocking. And as I've done in the other parts of the ratings, I leaned offense and efficiency.
Ah, Ferry had a poor close, I didn't notice that the advanced stat page ended at game 70, so I was showing Ferry as better in per 36 too.
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Foxyg1396 wrote:Can you explain why Tarpley is above Chuck? I only ask because you put their star lines directly next to each othe Barkley leads in almost everything
Prob bc Chuck averaging 37MPG - once adjusted to 36 Tarpley is probably ever so higher than Chuck :lol:. Bean and his damn per-36 :lol:
Per 36 does favor Tarpley (20.5/17.7 for Tarpley vs 18.1/11.3 for Barkley) but also efficiency. Barkley shoots a 41.6 FG% and 58.3 FT% vs Tarpley's 48.2 FG% and 70.0 FT%. Just blown out of the water.
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Apply the stats, in order of preference, to:

Charles Smith
inside, blocking, strength, jumping, offensive rebounding, handling

maybe one of the stats I couldn't do earlier dropped to where I can do them now. Hopefully not. :lol:
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Craig wrote:Why has Cadillac not been moved to SF yet?
Not sure why I held off so long but he’s starting the season at SF and Isaiah is starting at SG.
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JayGreen wrote:
Craig wrote:Why has Cadillac not been moved to SF yet?
Not sure why I held off so long but he’s starting the season at SF and Isaiah is starting at SG.
I think thats a good thing to try. Need a big? ;)
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