difference in ORTG in different game states
difference in ORTG in different game states
Is there any data available breaking down how teams do on offensive in different game states? What I mean by game states or game situations are off of a steal, out of a dead ball, in the bonus not in the bonus. I know there is some stuff out there showing how teams after an offensive rebound but I would really like to know what difference being in the bonus makes on ORTG.
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
I recall this
http://www.amstat.org/chapters/boston/n ... hirley.pdf
which might be of some help.
There maybe be something else here or the Sloan Sports Conference or perhaps elsewhere. Can't recall anything more at the moment. Maybe someone else can.
http://www.amstat.org/chapters/boston/n ... hirley.pdf
which might be of some help.
There maybe be something else here or the Sloan Sports Conference or perhaps elsewhere. Can't recall anything more at the moment. Maybe someone else can.
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
Not ORTG but nbawowy.com has prior action points per shot prior action stats for teams and players.
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
I think this is what you are referring to. if some other moderator could format it? (Thanks) This still confuses me.
- Rank Team FGM/FTM Team DRB Team ORB Team STL Team TOV Team FOUL Team TIME
1 Spurs 52.90% Heat 57.80% Trail Blazers 57.90% Nuggets 69.40% Nuggets 56.60% Clippers 53.30% Spurs 55.40%
2 Rockets 51.80% Thunder 54.40% Hawks 57.80% Clippers 67.70% Rockets 55.30% Warriors 53.10% Heat 53.30%
3 Heat 51.70% Hawks 54.30% Hornets 57.60% Thunder 67.60% Lakers 53.30% Magic 52.80% Lakers 50.40%
4 Lakers 50.60% Spurs 54.00% Raptors 57.20% Hawks 65.10% 76ers 52.70% Thunder 52.80% Thunder 49.50%
5 Thunder 50.20% Warriors 52.90% Spurs 56.80% Raptors 65.10% Clippers 52.50% Rockets 51.80% Hawks 49.10%
6 Mavericks 49.70% Clippers 52.60% Clippers 56.30% Heat 64.80% Heat 52.20% Heat 51.80% Knicks 48.20%
7 Hawks 49.10% Rockets 52.50% Nuggets 56.10% Spurs 63.40% Magic 51.80% Cavaliers 50.00% Mavericks 48.20%
8 Clippers 48.60% Nuggets 52.40% Heat 55.40% 76ers 63.20% Thunder 50.00% Celtics 50.00% Nets 47.30%
9 Knicks 48.30% Nets 52.20% Knicks 55.40% Kings 62.90% Hawks 49.50% Knicks 50.00% Wizards 47.20%
10 Trail Blazers 48.30% Mavericks 52.00% Jazz 55.30% Knicks 62.70% Trail Blazers 48.90% Spurs 49.80% Magic 47.00%
11 Warriors 47.90% Lakers 51.80% Cavaliers 54.50% Warriors 62.60% Spurs 48.50% Bulls 49.80% Pacers 47.00%
12 Celtics 47.70% Hornets 51.40% Magic 54.20% Suns 62.10% Pistons 48.30% Nets 49.30% Celtics 46.50%
13 Nuggets 47.50% Celtics 51.30% Thunder 53.90% Trail Blazers 61.70% Mavericks 48.20% Nuggets 48.80% Rockets 46.40%
14 Suns 47.30% Knicks 51.10% Rockets 53.80% Rockets 61.50% Raptors 47.90% Hawks 48.80% Grizzlies 46.10%
15 Kings 46.80% Kings 51.00% Pistons 53.40% Bucks 61.30% Cavaliers 47.90% Trail Blazers 48.70% 76ers 46.10%
16 Raptors 46.50% Pistons 50.80% Warriors 53.30% Grizzlies 61.20% Wizards 47.60% Pistons 48.60% Jazz 45.50%
17 Hornets 46.00% Magic 50.70% Lakers 53.20% Timberwolves 60.80% Bucks 46.80% Mavericks 48.20% Clippers 45.30%
18 Jazz 46.00% Jazz 49.50% Celtics 52.80% Nets 60.80% Celtics 46.60% Grizzlies 48.20% Kings 44.10%
19 Nets 45.90% Grizzlies 49.20% Kings 52.70% Pistons 60.70% Knicks 46.00% Pacers 48.00% Bucks 43.90%
20 Bulls 45.40% Bobcats 49.10% Timberwolves 52.60% Pacers 60.70% Suns 44.50% Raptors 47.60% Warriors 43.40%
21 76ers 45.30% Bucks 48.80% 76ers 52.50% Lakers 60.50% Nets 44.40% Bucks 47.50% Trail Blazers 43.10%
22 Magic 45.30% Trail Blazers 48.50% Bucks 52.00% Celtics 60.40% Hornets 43.40% Jazz 46.80% Pistons 42.90%
23 Pacers 45.10% Suns 48.30% Pacers 50.90% Hornets 59.00% Jazz 43.20% Timberwolves 46.70% Nuggets 42.60%
24 Wizards 45.10% Cavaliers 48.20% Suns 50.80% Cavaliers 58.20% Pacers 43.00% 76ers 45.40% Cavaliers 41.70%
25 Bucks 44.60% Wizards 48.00% Bulls 50.80% Jazz 57.90% Timberwolves 42.70% Hornets 44.40% Raptors 41.60%
26 Cavaliers 44.30% 76ers 47.80% Wizards 50.70% Mavericks 57.40% Bulls 42.40% Wizards 43.10% Bulls 41.30%
27 Grizzlies 44.30% Pacers 47.80% Nets 50.40% Wizards 57.20% Kings 39.10% Lakers 43.00% Hornets 41.30%
28 Pistons 43.80% Timberwolves 47.20% Grizzlies 50.10% Bulls 56.60% Warriors 36.80% Kings 42.30% Bobcats 40.50%
29 Timberwolves 43.60% Raptors 46.50% Bobcats 49.70% Magic 56.10% Grizzlies 36.60% Suns 39.00% Timberwolves 40.00%
30 Bobcats 43.10% Bulls 45.20% Mavericks 49.50% Bobcats 55.70% Bobcats 35.80% Bobcats 38.00% Suns 39.00%
AVG 47.09% 50.58% 53.59% 61.48% 46.75% 47.92% 45.46%
Rank Team FGM/FTM Team DRB Team ORB Team STL Team TOV Team FOUL Team TIME
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
I don't know what these numbers mean. I've removed excess zeroes, converted team names to 3-letter abbrevs, and % to decimals.
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Rk Tm FGM/FTM Tm DRB Tm ORB Tm STL Tm TOV Tm FOUL Tm TIME
1 SAS .529 Mia .578 Por .579 Den .694 Den .566 LAC .533 SAS .554
2 Hou .518 Okl .544 Atl .578 LAC .677 Hou .553 GSW .531 Mia .533
3 Mia .517 Atl .543 NOH .576 Okl .676 LAL .533 Orl .528 LAL .504
4 LAL .506 SAS .540 Tor .572 Atl .651 Phl .527 Okl .528 Okl .495
5 Okl .502 GSW .529 SAS .568 Tor .651 LAC .525 Hou .518 Atl .491
6 Dal .497 LAC .526 LAC .563 Mia .648 Mia .522 Mia .518 NYK .482
7 Atl .491 Hou .525 Den .561 SAS .634 Orl .518 Cle .500 Dal .482
8 LAC .486 Den .524 Mia .554 Phl .632 Okl .500 Bos .500 Brk .473
9 NYK .483 Brk .522 NYK .554 Sac .629 Atl .495 NYK .500 Was .472
10 Por .483 Dal .520 Uta .553 NYK .627 Por .489 SAS .498 Orl .470
11 GSW .479 LAL .518 Cle .545 GSW .626 SAS .485 Chi .498 Ind .470
12 Bos .477 NOH .514 Orl .542 Phx .621 Det .483 Brk .493 Bos .465
13 Den .475 Bos .513 Okl .539 Por .617 Dal .482 Den .488 Hou .464
14 Phx .473 NYK .511 Hou .538 Hou .615 Tor .479 Atl .488 Mem .461
15 Sac .468 Sac .510 Det .534 Mil .613 Cle .479 Por .487 Phl .461
16 Tor .465 Det .508 GSW .533 Mem .612 Was .476 Det .486 Uta .455
17 NOH .460 Orl .507 LAL .532 Min .608 Mil .468 Dal .482 LAC .453
18 Uta .460 Uta .495 Bos .528 Brk .608 Bos .466 Mem .482 Sac .441
19 Brk .459 Mem .492 Sac .527 Det .607 NYK .460 Ind .480 Mil .439
20 Chi .454 Cha .491 Min .526 Ind .607 Phx .445 Tor .476 GSW .434
21 Phl .453 Mil .488 Phl .525 LAL .605 Brk .444 Mil .475 Por .431
22 Orl .453 Por .485 Mil .520 Bos .604 NOH .434 Uta .468 Det .429
23 Ind .451 Phx .483 Ind .509 NOH .590 Uta .432 Min .467 Den .426
24 Was .451 Cle .482 Phx .508 Cle .582 Ind .430 Phl .454 Cle .417
25 Mil .446 Was .480 Chi .508 Uta .579 Min .427 NOH .444 Tor .416
26 Cle .443 Phl .478 Was .507 Dal .574 Chi .424 Was .431 Chi .413
27 Mem .443 Ind .478 Brk .504 Was .572 Sac .391 LAL .430 NOH .413
28 Det .438 Min .472 Mem .501 Chi .566 GSW .368 Sac .423 Cha .405
29 Min .436 Tor .465 Cha .497 Orl .561 Mem .366 Phx .390 Min .400
30 Cha .431 Chi .452 Dal .495 Cha .557 Cha .358 Cha .380 Phx .390
Avg .471 .506 .536 .615 .468 .479 .455
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
It seems to be team eFG% from nbawowwy ranked and sorted by the prior event.Mike G wrote:I don't know what these numbers mean.
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
Ah, sure.
And then TOV are non-steal turnovers -- inbounds plays, like after a made shot?
I'm very surprised OReb don't lead to higher % shots. Maybe there are also lots of FT after OReb?
League eFG% was .496 this year. For most of these states, it's significantly better or worse than that.
And then TOV are non-steal turnovers -- inbounds plays, like after a made shot?
I'm very surprised OReb don't lead to higher % shots. Maybe there are also lots of FT after OReb?
League eFG% was .496 this year. For most of these states, it's significantly better or worse than that.
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
Thanks much Mike for the formatting assist.
Various stat measures do show that interior shooting in general except for transition layups is not that efficient and offensive rebounds do not enhance the efficiency. Thus the still occasionally lamented dearth of post play is not to be heavily lamented logically today. That feeling made more sense before the 3 pt era gave offenses a shot that was almost as efficient and easier to get and far better than the average mid to long-range 2.
Various stat measures do show that interior shooting in general except for transition layups is not that efficient and offensive rebounds do not enhance the efficiency. Thus the still occasionally lamented dearth of post play is not to be heavily lamented logically today. That feeling made more sense before the 3 pt era gave offenses a shot that was almost as efficient and easier to get and far better than the average mid to long-range 2.
Re: difference in ORTG in different game states
I don't know about this. As I mentioned above, an offensive rebound is often close to the basket. A player with the ball close to the basket is often fouled, rather than allowed the easy layup.
Last season, Reggie Evans scored 125 FG and shot 222 FTA. That's like 100-120 trips to the FT line. Was he putting the ball on the floor and driving to the basket when he got fouled? He had 260 OReb and 261 FGA.
Bad example, I guess, in that Evans' FT% of .509 hardly raises his TS%. I'd like to see league TS% for all these "states". Better yet, ORtg.
Last season, Reggie Evans scored 125 FG and shot 222 FTA. That's like 100-120 trips to the FT line. Was he putting the ball on the floor and driving to the basket when he got fouled? He had 260 OReb and 261 FGA.
Bad example, I guess, in that Evans' FT% of .509 hardly raises his TS%. I'd like to see league TS% for all these "states". Better yet, ORtg.
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Definitely agree with you about that. eFG% is not the full story. I commented on the shooting part of it but yeah overall efficiency of plays is the big picture that needs different data to address.Mike G wrote:I'd like to see league TS% for all these "states". Better yet, ORtg.
But as I noted elsewhere recently, league averages for FT/FGA and FTAs are at all-time lows, being subject to a long-term trend down and a pretty sharp drop off the last 2 seasons.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/lea ... stats.html
At the rim FGAs and FG%s have bounced around in recent years, up somewhat last season over the ones immediately previous but were better in even earlier years.
http://www.hoopdata.com/teamshotlocs.as ... 13&type=pg
This data is hard to use though, not knowing how much of the FGAs and FGs made were on fastbreak vs what is traditionally considered post play.