Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:21 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:& Benji my God wat the hell is all this.![]()
But stats are not always the direction to go when proving a point. Example Vince Carter is a great passer but no one can tell bc of his assists average.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:27 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:29 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:41 pm
Oznogrd wrote:what the hell that is? an objective way to prove that you're making shit up and didnt think things out at all.. At this point, benji is![]()
He addressed everything you brought up and proved you wrong. Stats matter, like it or not.
and the only thing i have left really is
"you make me sad, Come Patsy"
Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:50 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:51 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:As far as im concerned they are good to know and yes determine how good players are but you dont visually know how that player plays bc they are still numbers. That is why NBA teams watch footage before they play the other team.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:03 pm
Oznogrd wrote:You obviously dont know how filmwork operates. You watch film in order to see tendencies (be it playcalling, type of shot, type of D, or situationals). How do you tell whats a high tendency? those high percentage occurences. Whats a percentage? A stat.
Do you think NBA players sit around in the film room watching the cavs and go "well keep lebron out of the lane cuz it looks like he's good in there?" no. They have how many times he drives, how often he keeps it, how often he kicks it to a big man, how often he kicks it out. It's all statistics. Its the only way to gauge anything in order to discuss or strategize in any reasonable way shape or form.
Great part about that? I dont have feet so your attempt at comedy falls short, just like your assumption of a curse of inefficient, injured, or past their prime players.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:05 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:10 pm
benji wrote:Does how LeBron does his "crab dribble" matter?
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:14 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:Oznogrd wrote:You obviously dont know how filmwork operates. You watch film in order to see tendencies (be it playcalling, type of shot, type of D, or situationals). How do you tell whats a high tendency? those high percentage occurences. Whats a percentage? A stat.
Do you think NBA players sit around in the film room watching the cavs and go "well keep lebron out of the lane cuz it looks like he's good in there?" no. They have how many times he drives, how often he keeps it, how often he kicks it to a big man, how often he kicks it out. It's all statistics. Its the only way to gauge anything in order to discuss or strategize in any reasonable way shape or form.
Great part about that? I dont have feet so your attempt at comedy falls short, just like your assumption of a curse of inefficient, injured, or past their prime players.
I dont mean its a curse literally. Its called catching the reader's attention. Do stats tell when Lebron does his crab dribble??? no. Or what combination of crossovers Wade use to get to the rack? no. Trust me you also have to no little things like this to defend players like this. To know these thing you have to
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:18 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:benji wrote:Does how LeBron does his "crab dribble" matter?
sorry I meant when not how? I corrected it above. And guys im sorry it came to all of this so im going to end it right here.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:19 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:52 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:55 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:55 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 2:02 pm
Jae wrote:No he's saying you're terrible because when someone challenges your opinion you freak out and say you don't want to discuss it anymore.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 2:31 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:Jae wrote:No he's saying you're terrible because when someone challenges your opinion you freak out and say you don't want to discuss it anymore.
Nah i was done done bc simply bcuz i didnt wanna discuss it anymore and Im watching the Magic and Hornets game. But if you want me to con't... although 82games could help a lot, things like leadership, communication, help-defense, spacing, hustle, setting picks, versatility, court vision, boxing out, defensive disruption, and mental toughness are all examples of things that can't be necessarily be measured but need to be viewed to see someone's effectiveness. Now a days I think we're too much of a stat driven society.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 2:47 pm
badreligionau wrote:atlwarya9 wrote:Jae wrote:No he's saying you're terrible because when someone challenges your opinion you freak out and say you don't want to discuss it anymore.
Nah i was done done bc simply bcuz i didnt wanna discuss it anymore and Im watching the Magic and Hornets game. But if you want me to con't... although 82games could help a lot, things like leadership, communication, help-defense, spacing, hustle, setting picks, versatility, court vision, boxing out, defensive disruption, and mental toughness are all examples of things that can't be necessarily be measured but need to be viewed to see someone's effectiveness. Now a days I think we're too much of a stat driven society.
I can somewhat agree with that... but you're flogging a dead horse with that argument. I don't mind your opinion and you have a right to post it, but don't expect us to agree with it 100%
Sat Feb 27, 2010 2:54 pm
Sat Feb 27, 2010 3:16 pm
Oznogrd wrote:thats what a blog is for, not a forum.
Pick setting can be quantified, as can boxing out and help defense.
Sure some of the other things play a part but when a player has stellar performances night in and night its usually understood that they have all those other qualities.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 3:19 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:Trust me if you watch basketball more or even play it you will know these things. note:Im not assuming you dont watch or play basketball oznogrd.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 3:33 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:Oznogrd wrote:thats what a blog is for, not a forum.
Pick setting can be quantified, as can boxing out and help defense.
Sure some of the other things play a part but when a player has stellar performances night in and night its usually understood that they have all those other qualities.
A stellar performance night in and night out cannot measure how much of a leader a player is nor how much they communicate. A player can have all the stellar performances he wants statwise but if he/she is not getting their team victories than it means nothing. Trust me if you watch basketball more or even play it you will know these things. . You think any hs, college, nba ,wnba player cares about their stats or anybody elses... no. They just go out there and do whatever it takes to get a victory. If theyre playing 4 stats theyre not out there for the right reason.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 3:43 pm
I do finally agree with you: anyone who plays that way should get the fuck off the court but that doesnt mean they dont exist
Sat Feb 27, 2010 3:48 pm
atlwarya9 wrote:A stellar performance night in and night out cannot measure how much of a leader a player is nor how much they communicate.
A player can have all the stellar performances he wants statwise but if he/she is not getting their team victories than it means nothing.
You think any hs, college, nba ,wnba player cares about their stats or anybody elses... no. They just go out there and do whatever it takes to get a victory.
atlwarya9 wrote:things like leadership, communication, help-defense, spacing, hustle, setting picks, versatility, court vision, boxing out, defensive disruption, and mental toughness are all examples of things that can't be necessarily be measured but need to be viewed to see someone's effectiveness. Now a days I think we're too much of a stat driven society.
Sat Feb 27, 2010 3:55 pm
You think any hs, college, nba ,wnba player cares about their stats or anybody elses... no. They just go out there and do whatever it takes to get a victory.