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*Updated Dec 24th* NBA's 5 Best Players (According to Hollinger)
Now_Im_Not_Banned:
Experts can suck my nuts...Like Antonio said, I don't need them stats to tell me Kobe is the best, son...
TeeRaySix9Teen:
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--- Quote from: 05/06 Favre on December 21, 2005, 03:40:09 PM ---Hollinger Stats: Player Efficiency Rating
RNK Player GP Min FG% FT% TS% Ast TO Usg ORR DRR Reb PER
1 LeBron James, CLE 23 41.1 .504 .793 .604 15.5 10.2 29.7 2.0 15.7 8.7 29.03
2 Elton Brand, LAC 24 39.8 .534 .762 .590 10.1 7.9 23.9 10.6 19.2 15.2 27.85
3 Dwyane Wade, MIA 26 38.9 .467 .776 .549 19.2 9.7 30.4 5.0 13.9 9.6 27.67
4 Allen Iverson, PHI 25 43.7 .448 .772 .536 17.8 7.2 32.5 2.1 6.9 4.5 27.15
5 Kobe Bryant, LAL 25 39.8 .448 .822 .535 11.4 7.7 34.9 4.2 11.9 8.0 26.93
Key to Player Statistics
FG% Field-goal Percentage
FT% Free-throw Percentage
ORR Offensive Rebound Rate
DRR Defensive Rebound Rate
TS% True Shooting Percentage calculates what a player's shooting percentage would be if we accounted for free throws and 3-pointers. True Shooting Percentage = (Total points x 50) divided by [(FGA + (FTA x 0.44)]
Ast Assist Ratio is 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]
Reb Rebound Rate is the percentage of missed shots that a player rebounds. Rebound Rate = (Rebounds x Team Minutes) divided by [Player Minutes x (Team Rebounds + Opponent Rebounds)]
PER Player Efficiency Rating is my overall rating of a player's per-minute statistical production. The league average is 15.00 every season.
TO Turnover Ratio is 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 is 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)
Btw the way, Kobe Bryant has the HIGHEST USG rate...which is ^^^^^
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i was going to post this up at the beginning of the season, the list looked different then though. but i thought it was misleading. this obviously isnt a list of who the top players are, but a list of who has to do the most for their team. a superstar with an outstanding group around him, wouldnt get a high rating. but a superstar, with a weak supporting cast would be putting up incredible numbers all around.
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^mad cuz Duncan's not on there. ;D
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naw, he was on it in the "projections" before the season for this list. I believe he was second or third. Lebron was number one, and i think Garnett was 2 or 3. i just dont always go on lists like this...if i did, i would have posted it at the beginning of the season when i saw Duncan rated so high...and to be honest, Kobe was really low. but it didnt mean shit to me then, so it doesnt now either. if this list means alot to you...then go ahead and give up on your "Lebron/Kobe" argument. Honestly tho, look at those top 5 and other then Wade, none of those guys have some sort of amazing cast around them. They HAVE to do everything.
Javier:
2005 Spurs' PER
Duncan 27.0
Ginobli 22.3
Parker 18.0
I guess that makes Duncan that much better? Since he was able to pull of a 27 PER in a team that isnt full of nobodies
wcsoldier:
Who cares about these stats ? Kobe is the best player in the nba (3 rings, the best clutch player in the nba and by ................. far) Anyways he can score 62 pts in 3 QTRS or whatever he'll always be hated by some . Don't forget the most hated are people who are on top. Plus I don't need these stats to know Brand is a very good player, still had impressive numbers and no recognition
7even:
^lol stop bringing up rings to prove greatness it makes my eyes bleed mayne
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