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Useful stats shows Mo. T is rockets best player after 5 games??????

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Yaowaming, Nov 11, 2004.

  1. Yaowaming

    Yaowaming Contributing Member

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    #1 Yaowaming, Nov 11, 2004
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    82games has the most amazing stats I have ever seen. I can't imagine the amount of work that would go into analyzing every game to get these statistics.

    The stats on Mo are really boggling. Basically, the Rockets score a lot more when he's on the court and a lot less when he's not. I haven't seen much of the games so I have nothing anecdotal to back this up. Apparently J Howard has the opposite effect.

    An interesting tidbit- in an analysis of different 5 man lineups, this lineup:

    Lue-Ward-Tracy-Mo-Ming

    Was very very successful, but only in 8 minutes of time. I wonder if JVG will pull out that lineup again later.

    Still looking at 5 man lineups- take the starting lineup and replace Mo with J Howard- performance totally plummets. Weird- does their level of play change so much when we put in Howard for Mo?


    This is only after 5 games; these stats will mean a lot more after 30 or 40.
     
    #2 Nolen, Nov 11, 2004
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    Remember this phrase: "statistically insignificant"
     
    #3 haven, Nov 11, 2004
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    Juwon does make a difference...
     
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    Howard's been having a lot of problems shootingwise coming off the bench, during times when Yao tends to be off the floor. It's hardly a surprise that the Rockets have trouble scoring during these stretches.

    Check this stuff again in mid-season, when everyone has their roles down, and the results should be much different.
     
    #5 meh, Nov 11, 2004
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    One thing that pops up for me is that our weakness is the SF spot, not the PG or PF pos...
     
    #7 MrRolo, Nov 11, 2004
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    HAHAHAHA
    Look who's last!
     
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    Looking at this link shows that the PG position is the weakest. and SG/C is strongest as expected.

    82games.com/0405HOU5.HTM
     
    #9 COMPAQ CENTER, Nov 11, 2004
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    Weakest producing, yea, but our team is hurting with our SFs on the floor, maybe defensively?
     
    #10 MrRolo, Nov 11, 2004
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    Apparantly, we get outscored by 72 points when Bowen is in ;)
     
    #11 torrr, Nov 11, 2004
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    Apparently people here forget the typical statistical question sample size. Any team evaluation based on 5 games worth of stats is useless.
     
    #12 MFW2310, Nov 11, 2004
  13. Yaowaming

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    ummmm, stats shows mo. t is our best player!!! He even made 3 pointer!!!:D
     
    #13 Yaowaming, Nov 11, 2004
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    Do you wish him to do bad so you can show a picture, try to be funny, and say you were right?

    Sad..
     
    #14 LongTimeFan, Nov 11, 2004
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    there's no need for wishing to do bad.
     
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