Good Stats NBA
What's so good about GoodStats? Well, the intent is to be user-friendly, intuitively handy, relate-able. If I say a guy is a 21.0 scorer, that means you can expect 21 points, if you give him the minutes. If he's a 13.1 rebounder, he should get 31% more rebounds than a 10.0 guy will get.
We've seen a lot of NBA rating systems. Many are cooked up in college dorms; some predate the computer. I started with a handheld calculator in a house without electricity, back in the '80s. Among my first 'discoveries' was John Stockton, on the Utah Jazz bench. Since he 'developed' into a pretty good starter, I've been fond of improving my system. It's still a work in progress; but it's one of the best and getting better; and already, unequivocally Good.
We've seen a lot of NBA rating systems. Many are cooked up in college dorms; some predate the computer. I started with a handheld calculator in a house without electricity, back in the '80s. Among my first 'discoveries' was John Stockton, on the Utah Jazz bench. Since he 'developed' into a pretty good starter, I've been fond of improving my system. It's still a work in progress; but it's one of the best and getting better; and already, unequivocally Good.
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