2014 playoff summaries and misc.
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Hey all, new guy. I've been lurking/reading and am a regular on RealGM, but come here to read up on any statistical insights. Just wanted to post about a few of the OKC points (I'm a forum mod over on RealGM for them, and a big Westbrook/Durant fan). Brooks has me and I think many baffled as to the rotations as well. His reluctance seems to be in not wanting to play younger players over vets, specifically Fisher/Butler. Its bizarre at this point as Butler shouldn't touch the court against LA, who is a vastly more athletic team than Memphis and Butler can't keep up with. I think I'd rather even see some of the unproven players out there just because they can at least keep up (Perry Jones, Lamb). Adams has provided a ton of quality minutes, but for some reason Brooks seems unwilling to play Butler less. This is one of the reasons I've been trying to keep up with the coaching RAPM thread and info on it, as I'm trying to figure out Brooks (other than having 2 great players alone with a very strong third in Ibaka) having such a high rating.
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Westbrook is averaging more than 27 pts, 8 reb, and 8 ast per game, thru 12 playoff games.
The only other player to avg 27-8-8 in 400+ minutes is Oscar Robertson, 1963 and '64.
Durant is over 30-9-4 averages. Other players to do that for 500+ minutes are Baylor '61 and '63, Oscar '63, Kareem '74, Hakeem '95, and LeBron '09 and '12.
LeBron is at 30-7-4.6; players to do this for 500+ playoff minutes: Baylor, Oscar, Kareem, Jordan (4 times), LeBron (3 times), Durant last year.
Chris Paul is getting 19-4-10 and 3 steals/G. Others with 19-4-10 for 400+ minutes: Cousy '59, Johnny Moore '83; Magic '86, '87, '88, '91; Stockton '88, KJ '89, Nash '05, and Paul '08.
Stockton averaged 19.5-4.1-14.8 and 3.4 steals in '88 playoffs. Moore got 2.5 Stl, and Magic's high was 1.9
The only other player to avg 27-8-8 in 400+ minutes is Oscar Robertson, 1963 and '64.
Durant is over 30-9-4 averages. Other players to do that for 500+ minutes are Baylor '61 and '63, Oscar '63, Kareem '74, Hakeem '95, and LeBron '09 and '12.
LeBron is at 30-7-4.6; players to do this for 500+ playoff minutes: Baylor, Oscar, Kareem, Jordan (4 times), LeBron (3 times), Durant last year.
Chris Paul is getting 19-4-10 and 3 steals/G. Others with 19-4-10 for 400+ minutes: Cousy '59, Johnny Moore '83; Magic '86, '87, '88, '91; Stockton '88, KJ '89, Nash '05, and Paul '08.
Stockton averaged 19.5-4.1-14.8 and 3.4 steals in '88 playoffs. Moore got 2.5 Stl, and Magic's high was 1.9
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Rank of career playoff totals, players in this year's 2nd round (not counting tonight's games).Steals and blocks are since 1978
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rk Games G rk Minutes Min rk Points Pts
1 Derek Fisher 252 3 Tim Duncan 8520 5 Tim Duncan 4788
4 Tim Duncan 222 15 Derek Fisher 6718 8 LeBron James 4112
12 Tony Parker 184 16 Tony Parker 6653 16 Tony Parker 3536
23 Manu Ginobili 168 19 LeBron James 6270 18 Dwyane Wade 3258
29 Ray Allen 159 25 Paul Pierce 5741 23 Paul Pierce 2988
37 Paul Pierce 147 26 Ray Allen 5729 31 Ray Allen 2629
39 LeBron James 146 31 Dwyane Wade 5485 32 Manu Ginobili 2608
45 Kevin Garnet 142 38 Kevin Garnett 5258 33 Kevin Garnett 2599
50 Dwyane Wade 140 41 Manu Ginobili 5061 45 Derek Fisher 2105
rk Rebounds rk Assists rk Steals rk Blocks
3 Duncan 2614 11 Parker 982 11 Fisher 268 1 Duncan 535
16 Garnett 1526 13 LeBron 961 13 LeBron 251 19 Garnett 186
30 LeBron 1246 26 Wade 724 16 Ginobili 245 21 Ibaka 184
55 Pierce 921 28 Duncan 701 19 Wade 234 31 Wade 152
62 Perkins 795 30 Ginobili 668 24 Pierce 194 35 Perkins 150
70 Wade 751 37 Fisher 588 29 Garnett 178 46 LeBron 130
75 Ginobili 734 41 Pierce 560 31 Parker 176 60 Hibbert 99
. 42 DWilliams 547 38 Allen 153
. 48 Paul 505 39 Duncan 152Re: 2014 playoff summaries and misc.
Well, coach-RAPM rating is oblivious regarding rotations. It's not designed to incorporate that. Instead, it's trying to answer the question "How well will players perform with this coach". "which player gets how many minutes" does not go into the equation.bondom343 wrote:This is one of the reasons I've been trying to keep up with the coaching RAPM thread and info on it, as I'm trying to figure out Brooks (other than having 2 great players alone with a very strong third in Ibaka) having such a high rating.
In coach-RAPM, a coach that prefers to play a +0.5 player over a +2 player, but makes the +0.5 player perform a little over expectations (say, +0.75), will get a positive rating
As for why Brooks' rating is so high, as I've mentioned in the coach-RAPM thread, most of the current and ex- OKC players are playing (have played) much better for Scott Brooks compared to playing for other coaches (when controlling for player age). These players include Durant, Harden, Martin, Collison and Fisher.
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The Nets' round 1 and 2 summary stats.
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Brooklyn - - eWins/480 - - - - - - - PER - - - - Win Shares/48 -
. Nets 1st 2nd T eWins 1st 2nd T 1st 2nd T WS
Joe Johnson 1.26 1.48 1.34 1.31 18.7 23.1 20.4 .142 .170 .153 1.49
Deron Williams 1.24 .88 1.09 .97 15.9 12.9 14.7 .088 .024 .062 .55
Paul Pierce 1.33 .79 1.09 .84 16.5 13.5 15.2 .119 .049 .089 .68
Kevin Garnett 1.82 .92 1.42 .74 20.3 13.3 17.2 .197 .029 .123 .64
Shaun Livingston .87 .81 .84 .57 11.6 14.9 13.2 .067 .069 .068 .46
Andray Blatche 1.59 .91 1.34 .48 21.8 16.3 19.8 .199 .043 .142 .51
Mirza Teletovic .80 .91 .85 .39 15.3 19.0 16.9 .111 .120 .115 .53
Marcus Thornton .78 .39 .62 .16 15.2 13.0 14.3 .092 -.039 .038 .10
Andrei Kirilenko .42 .57 .50 .15 13.1 15.7 14.4 .136 .138 .137 .41
Alan Anderson .36 .03 .23 .12 9.7 8.7 9.3 .058 .020 .043 .23
Mason Plumlee .01 -.22 -.05 -.01 5.6 1.0 4.5 -.003 -.159 -.040 -.10
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Ah thanks J.E. I remembered the part about players playing better w/ Brooks, but am wondering if some of that is due to being alongside Durant, Westbrook, and Ibaka.J.E. wrote:Well, coach-RAPM rating is oblivious regarding rotations. It's not designed to incorporate that. Instead, it's trying to answer the question "How well will players perform with this coach". "which player gets how many minutes" does not go into the equation.bondom343 wrote:This is one of the reasons I've been trying to keep up with the coaching RAPM thread and info on it, as I'm trying to figure out Brooks (other than having 2 great players alone with a very strong third in Ibaka) having such a high rating.
In coach-RAPM, a coach that prefers to play a +0.5 player over a +2 player, but makes the +0.5 player perform a little over expectations (say, +0.75), will get a positive rating
As for why Brooks' rating is so high, as I've mentioned in the coach-RAPM thread, most of the current and ex- OKC players are playing (have played) much better for Scott Brooks compared to playing for other coaches (when controlling for player age). These players include Durant, Harden, Martin, Collison and Fisher.
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Best postseasons in the last 10 years, by Win Shares per 48. Minimum 350 minutes.
Per 36 minute rates are shown.With 5 of the top 11 spots, can we call this the LeBron era?
Per 36 minute rates are shown.
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playoffs yr tm G Min Pts Reb Ast Stl Blk PER ws/48
LeBron 2009 Cle 14 580 30.7 7.9 6.3 1.4 .7 37.4 .399
LeBron * 2014 Mia 9 359 27.1 6.4 4.2 1.5 .4 32.8 .331
C Paul 2008 NOH 12 486 21.4 4.4 10.0 2.1 .1 30.7 .289
LeBron 2012 Mia 23 983 25.5 8.2 4.7 1.6 .6 30.3 .284
Nowitzki 2006 Dal 23 983 22.7 9.8 2.5 .9 .5 26.8 .263
Ginobili 2005 SAS 23 772 22.3 6.2 4.5 1.3 .3 24.8 .260
LeBron 2013 Mia 23 960 22.3 7.2 5.7 1.5 .7 28.1 .260
Duncan 2006 SAS 13 493 24.5 10.0 3.1 .8 1.8 30.4 .252
Billups 2009 Det 16 619 19.2 3.5 6.3 1.2 .2 22.9 .249
B Davis 2007 GSW 11 445 22.5 4.0 5.8 2.6 .6 26.8 .247
playoffs yr tm G Min Pts Reb Ast Stl Blk PER ws/48
LeBron 2010 Cle 11 460 25.0 8.0 6.6 1.5 1.6 28.6 .242
D Howard 2009 Orl 23 903 25.5 14.1 1.7 .8 2.4 25.5 .241
Wade 2006 Mia 23 959 24.6 5.1 5.0 1.9 1.0 26.9 .240
Kobe 2009 LAL 23 940 26.6 4.7 4.8 1.5 .8 26.8 .238
Nowitzki 2009 Dal 10 394 24.5 9.2 2.8 .8 .7 28.4 .238
Durant 2012 Okl 20 837 24.5 6.4 3.2 1.2 1.0 27.5 .231
Brand 2006 LAC 12 517 21.2 8.6 3.3 .8 2.2 26.4 .227
R Allen 2011 Bos 9 361 17.0 3.4 2.2 1.1 .1 19.6 .225
Billups 2005 Det 25 985 17.1 3.9 5.9 .9 .2 20.0 .224
P Gasol 2010 LAL 23 913 17.7 10.1 3.2 .4 1.9 24.0 .224
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I think we can. Probably going to be that way for another 2-3 years, possibly moreMike G wrote:can we call this the LeBron era?
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Leaders of the 2nd round, ranked by eWins per game in that round.That's everyone with 1/3 of LeBron's win-creating rate.
Tony Parker had as many eWins after 4 games as he got in 5; so before game 5, he was at .141 eW/G
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eW/G per36 rates tm mpg Eff% Sco Reb Ast PF Stl TO Blk e480
.226 LeBron James Mia 40 .664 34.2 7.1 4.2 2.2 1.1 2.1 .5 2.68
.203 Kevin Durant Okl 43 .596 30.1 8.5 4.7 2.0 .9 3.5 1.0 2.29
.184 Russell Westbrook Okl 38 .603 28.7 6.0 8.7 3.3 1.8 4.1 .0 2.32
.175 Chris Paul LAC 38 .603 23.4 3.7 10.7 3.7 2.4 2.3 .0 2.22
.154 Kawhi Leonard SAS 30 .654 24.3 8.8 1.4 2.7 3.4 .0 1.0 2.44
.137 Blake Griffin LAC 39 .528 21.9 8.8 3.5 4.1 .8 2.1 1.2 1.70
.121 Dwyane Wade Mia 35 .548 21.1 4.9 6.4 2.9 1.5 2.4 .6 1.65
.120 Paul George Ind 42 .536 19.9 6.3 2.9 2.8 1.9 2.3 .3 1.36
.113 Tony Parker SAS 29 .541 27.8 2.9 6.8 2.5 1.0 4.2 .0 1.88
.113 Joe Johnson Brk 37 .656 23.7 5.1 3.4 1.6 .4 1.7 .2 1.48
eW/G per36 rates tm mpg Eff% Sco Reb Ast PF Stl TO Blk e480
.108 Bradley Beal Was 42 .493 17.8 4.4 4.5 2.1 1.9 2.3 .6 1.23
.108 Marcin Gortat Was 34 .597 19.7 11.0 1.3 2.2 .4 2.1 .9 1.53
.099 Tim Duncan SAS 32 .489 15.0 8.9 3.1 2.3 .5 .5 1.6 1.46
.098 Roy Hibbert Ind 30 .592 18.2 7.6 1.2 4.5 .4 .0 2.6 1.56
.094 David West Ind 37 .480 17.1 6.8 4.7 2.6 .2 1.7 .3 1.21
.088 Trevor Ariza Was 35 .610 14.7 9.4 1.5 2.6 1.9 1.5 .2 1.20
.082 LaMarcus Aldridge Por 39 .452 17.5 9.4 .7 3.4 .6 2.4 .4 1.02
.081 Chris Bosh Mia 36 .598 14.7 7.3 .9 1.4 .8 .6 2.0 1.09
.081 Ray Allen Mia 27 .657 19.7 7.6 3.2 2.6 .5 1.1 .3 1.45
.078 Nicolas Batum Por 40 .585 14.7 8.9 3.3 1.6 1.1 4.2 .2 .93
Tony Parker had as many eWins after 4 games as he got in 5; so before game 5, he was at .141 eW/G
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Seeing how good Kawhi Leonard looks against the Clippers, here's some corroboration:Zounds and gadzooks. Leonard's round 2 WS/48 had to be at .360, to go from .067 after round 1 (229 min.) to .184 in another 152 min.
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San Antonio - - eWins/480 - - - - - PER - - - - Win Shares/48 - -
. Spurs rd1 rd2 1+2 eWins 1st 2nd 1+2 1st 2nd 1+2 WS
Tim Duncan 1.52 1.46 1.50 1.27 22.2 18.4 20.7 .198 .198 .198 1.67
Kawhi Leonard .71 2.44 1.40 1.11 12.9 27.7 18.8 .067 .360 .184 1.46
Tony Parker 1.26 1.88 1.50 1.17 16.1 19.0 17.2 .017 .126 .059 .46
Tiago Splitter 1.70 .93 1.38 .95 22.6 14.5 19.2 .264 .204 .239 1.64
Manu Ginobili 1.97 .64 1.47 .94 24.5 7.9 18.3 .184 -.025 .106 .68
Boris Diaw .82 1.08 .92 .52 15.7 16.2 15.9 .156 .199 .173 .97
Danny Green .89 .83 .86 .48 15.8 12.8 14.5 .150 .136 .144 .80
Marco Belinelli -.28 1.15 .48 .20 4.2 19.7 12.4 -.015 .264 .133 .55
Patrick Mills .33 2.12 1.03 .40 8.7 27.5 16.1 -.019 .309 .110 .43
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Summaries of all 2nd round series. Playoff WS/48 and PER were gotten from b-r.com; and 1st round rates (from 2nd post in this thread) were minutes-weighted and subtracted, to derive round-2 rates.
Players are listed in order of total playoff minutes.Only for the SA-Por series do team PER sum to 15.0 (average).
Both teams in the Ind-Was series had terrible PER, while Mia-Brk and Okl-LAC were all above avg.
The Blazers' collapse looks especially ugly in Win Shares. Only a couple of players added anything. The Spurs were collectively all-league.
For the 2nd round, correlations between player minutes and:
eW/480: .603
PER: .499
WS/48: .357
Players are listed in order of total playoff minutes.
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. Brk e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER . Mia e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER
Johnson 1.48 .56 .65 .170 23.3 James 2.68 1.13 1.35 .322 33.1
Williams .88 .32 .09 .024 13.2 Bosh 1.09 .41 .59 .157 19.8
Pierce .79 .26 .16 .049 13.7 Wade 1.65 .60 .43 .116 21.0
Livingston .81 .27 .23 .069 15.1 Chalmers .88 .27 .24 .077 12.5
Anderson .03 .01 .04 .020 8.7 Allen 1.45 .40 .62 .223 21.4
Garnett .92 .21 .07 .029 13.5 Cole -.36 -.06 -.11 -.067 3.4
Teletovic .91 .18 .24 .120 19.0 Andersen 1.30 .17 .28 .213 21.5
Blatche .91 .12 .06 .043 16.6 Lewis -.08 -.01 .02 .011 6.4
Kirilenko .57 .09 .21 .138 15.7 Jones .21 .02 .11 .134 12.9
Thornton .39 .04 -.04 -.039 13.3 Battier -.15 -.03 .10 .054 6.7
Plumlee -.22 -.01 -.09 -.163 1.0
. total .82 2.04 1.60 .064 15.2 total 1.17 2.91 3.63 .147 18.4
. Was e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER . Ind e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER
Beal 1.23 .65 .65 .123 15.8 George 1.36 .72 .70 .133 15.4
Wall .95 .45 .06 .013 10.5 West 1.21 .56 .37 .080 13.0
Ariza 1.20 .53 .90 .204 17.1 Hill .91 .41 .57 .129 12.8
Gortat 1.53 .65 .81 .193 19.6 Stephenson .89 .42 .27 .058 9.9
Nene .71 .27 .01 .004 8.4 Hibbert 1.56 .59 .72 .192 17.2
Webster -.37 -.08 .07 .033 2.4 Watson .75 .12 .11 .070 11.1
Booker -.13 -.01 .02 .030 -1.0 Mahinmi .48 .07 .22 .145 9.5
Gooden .71 .16 .26 .115 12.3 Scola .71 .12 .03 .020 9.2
Miller .50 .06 .05 .046 8.9 Turner .48 .08 .11 .066 7.7
Harrington .60 .06 .13 .116 10.1
. total .92 2.74 2.97 .100 12.7 total 1.05 3.08 3.12 .106 12.6
. Okl e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER . LAC e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER
Durant 2.29 1.22 1.19 .224 26.9 Griffin 1.70 .82 .68 .141 21.7
Westbrook 2.32 1.11 1.25 .261 28.5 Paul 2.22 1.05 1.17 .248 27.8
Ibaka .79 .29 .35 .095 14.3 Jordan .68 .26 .24 .062 11.7
Jackson .21 .07 .08 .025 8.3 Barnes .27 .11 .06 .014 8.7
Perkins -.06 -.02 -.06 -.026 4.4 Redick .60 .18 .22 .074 14.3
Sefolosha .73 .16 .33 .150 15.3 Crawford .82 .25 -.02 -.007 13.8
Adams .62 .17 .43 .159 14.0 Collison .52 .12 .03 .013 11.9
Fisher -.22 -.03 -.07 -.049 2.5 Davis .91 .15 .20 .118 16.2
Collison .51 .06 .08 .068 11.9 Granger -.26 -.03 .00 .000 3.4
Butler -.18 -.05 -.12 -.045 2.6 Dudley -.30 -.02 -.02 -.033 1.1
. total 1.01 2.98 3.46 .117 15.8 total .97 2.89 2.56 .086 15.6
. SAS e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER . Por e480 eWins WS WS/48 PER
Duncan 1.46 .49 .67 .198 18.4 Lillard .84 .35 .00 .000 13.7
Leonard 2.44 .77 1.14 .360 27.7 Batum .93 .39 .08 .019 12.4
Parker 1.88 .57 .38 .126 19.0 Aldridge 1.02 .41 -.11 -.028 13.0
Splitter .93 .27 .59 .204 14.5 Matthews .46 .18 .23 .058 10.6
Ginobili .64 .15 -.06 -.025 7.9 Lopez .75 .27 .36 .102 14.6
Diaw 1.08 .24 .44 .199 16.2 Williams -.66 -.05 -.14 -.191 -1.6
Green .83 .20 .33 .136 12.8 Robinson .21 .03 .09 .067 9.2
Belinelli 1.15 .25 .58 .264 19.7 Barton .97 .16 .15 .088 17.7
Mills 2.12 .33 .48 .309 27.5 McCollum -1.09 -.05 -.19 -.394 -12.1
Baynes .71 .06 .18 .200 15.9
. total 1.32 3.33 4.72 .196 18.0 total .67 1.68 .45 .019 12.0
Both teams in the Ind-Was series had terrible PER, while Mia-Brk and Okl-LAC were all above avg.
The Blazers' collapse looks especially ugly in Win Shares. Only a couple of players added anything. The Spurs were collectively all-league.
For the 2nd round, correlations between player minutes and:
eW/480: .603
PER: .499
WS/48: .357
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Were the Spurs led by Leonard, Duncan, and Parker (with ample role support)? Or led by LEONARD, Duncan, Splitter, Belinelli, and Mills -- with Parker just filling minutes?
Was Jamal Crawford really useless vs OKC? Or was he the Clipps' 4th or 5th best player?
Was John Wall pretty good (eW), pretty bad (PER) or really bad (WS) vs Ind?
Was David West above or below avg in the series? Ian Mahinmi? Al Harrington?
Were the Nets led by Joe Johnson, Teletovic and Kirilenko? Or by Johnson, DWill, Livingston, Pierce, Garnett?
Was Jamal Crawford really useless vs OKC? Or was he the Clipps' 4th or 5th best player?
Was John Wall pretty good (eW), pretty bad (PER) or really bad (WS) vs Ind?
Was David West above or below avg in the series? Ian Mahinmi? Al Harrington?
Were the Nets led by Joe Johnson, Teletovic and Kirilenko? Or by Johnson, DWill, Livingston, Pierce, Garnett?
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The Spurs have the 3rd best ORtg and the 4th best DRtg in the playoffs so far.The Spurs' 1.076 ORtg/DRtg ratio is arguably championship caliber.
In the post-Jordan era, here are postseason O/D of Finalists and best of the rest:A few of these did not reach their Conference finals.
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O/DRtg tm G ORtg DRtg
1.076 SAS 13 113.5 105.5
1.059 Mia 10 114.6 108.2
1.024 Ind 14 102.6 100.2
1.019 LAC 13 113.4 111.3
1.019 Okl 14 110.4 108.4
1.011 Was 11 102.0 100.9
1.003 Hou 6 114.8 114.4
_.989 Atl 7 101.9 103.0
_.987 Brk 12 110.5 112.0
_.984 Tor 7 108.2 110.0
_.981 Dal 7 110.0 112.1
_.960 GSW 7 110.2 114.8
_.951 Chi 5 103.0 108.3
_.947 Mem 7 102.8 108.5
_.944 Por 11 107.2 113.6
_.904 Cha 4 101.5 112.3
In the post-Jordan era, here are postseason O/D of Finalists and best of the rest:
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O/D yr tm O/D yr tm O/D yr tm
1.140 2001 LAL 1.055 2004 Ind 1.037 2003 NJN
1.098 2010 Orl 1.055 2005 Det 1.033 2007 Det
1.096 2009 Cle 1.054 2000 Por 1.032 2002 Bos
1.089 1999 SAS 1.049 2011 Chi 1.030 2010 Bos
1.087 2009 Den 1.047 2005 SAS 1.029 2011 Mia
1.079 2004 Det 1.046 2005 Mia 1.027 2000 Ind
1.079 2012 Mia 1.045 2010 Phx 1.025 2007 Cle
1.076 2009 LAL 1.044 2007 SAS 1.024 2000 LAL
1.075 2013 SAS 1.043 2006 Dal 1.024 1999 NYK
1.071 2013 Mia 1.041 2006 Mia 1.023 2002 Sac
1.070 2001 Cha 1.041 2012 Okl 1.022 2008 LAL
1.062 2011 Dal 1.040 2002 LAL 1.019 2009 Orl
1.062 2012 SAS 1.040 1999 Ind 1.010 2004 LAL
1.061 2003 SAS 1.039 2010 LAL 1.000 2002 NJN
1.059 2008 Bos 1.039 2005 Phx .999 2001 Phl
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After 2 games of the ECF, LeBron's ws/48 are at .296, his PER at 31.3Mike G wrote:Best postseasons in the last 10 years, by Win Shares per 48. Minimum 350 minutes.
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playoffs yr tm G Min Pts Reb Ast Stl Blk PER ws/48 LeBron 2009 Cle 14 580 30.7 7.9 6.3 1.4 .7 37.4 .399 LeBron * 2014 Mia 9 359 27.1 6.4 4.2 1.5 .4 32.8 .331 C Paul 2008 NOH 12 486 21.4 4.4 10.0 2.1 .1 30.7 .289 ...
Both are still good for #2 in the era.
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In the last 10 postseasons, of players with at least 400 playoff minutes, players who at this time would place among the top 100.
An avg in any category would of course be 10 entries. But as the playoffs advance, more players will reach 400 minutes. Offsetting that is the presumed increased competition, which tends to depress individual stats.TS% leaders are further qualified at >15 pts/36. This leaves Ariza off the list, as he scored just 13.3/36 while shooting .626
Chris Paul's Stl% is tied for best in the interval (Tony Allen last yr), and his Ast% is 6th best.
Jordan's Blk and Reb were 3rd/4th highest.
An avg in any category would of course be 10 entries. But as the playoffs advance, more players will reach 400 minutes. Offsetting that is the presumed increased competition, which tends to depress individual stats.
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Ast% player Pts/36 player WS/48 player PER player
45.7 Paul 25.8 LeBron .295 LeBron 31.3 LeBron
40.8 Westbrook 25.3 Durant .206 Duncan 24.0 Westbrook
32.7 Wall 24.3 Westbrook .201 Ariza 23.7 Paul
28.3 Parker 23.5 Aldridge .197 Paul 23.2 Durant
28.0 D Williams 23.0 Griffin .180 George 21.7 Griffin
25.8 Lillard 21.4 Parker .174 Leonard 21.5 Duncan
23.9 LeBron 19.6 Paul .171 Durant 21.2 Aldridge
22.3 D West 19.5 J Johnson .169 Westbrook 20.4 J Johnson
21.8 Stephenson 19.5 Lillard .158 Ibaka 19.6 George
19.9 Beal 18.8 George .153 J Johnson 19.4 Lillard
19.3 Durant 18.0 Duncan
18.7 George
TS% player Stl% player Blk% player TRb% player
.664 LeBron 3.9 Paul 6.3 Jordan 21.1 Jordan
.626 J Johnson 3.0 Leonard 5.3 Hibbert 14.4 Aldridge
.591 Leonard 2.7 George 4.7 Ibaka 13.9 Duncan
.583 Paul 2.5 LeBron 3.4 Duncan 13.9 Ariza
.579 Durant 2.3 Ariza 3.0 Aldridge 12.9 Leonard
.578 Lillard 2.3 Wall 2.5 Griffin
.570 George 2.1 Westbrook 2.3 D West
.569 Duncan 2.1 Beal 2.2 Durant
.552 Griffin 1.9 G Hill
Chris Paul's Stl% is tied for best in the interval (Tony Allen last yr), and his Ast% is 6th best.
Jordan's Blk and Reb were 3rd/4th highest.