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The NBA announced its lineup for the Three-Point Contest yesterday: Ray Allen, Kevin Durant, Daniel Gibson, James Jones, Paul Pierce, Dorell Wright. How they'd do? As Kevin Pelton points out, the list leaves off the league's top two in three-point percentage, Shawne Williams and Matt Bonner. Durant, in terms of accuracy, would really have no business in the contest if it were a serious affair. Which of course it's not--it's just a gimmick and Durant's presence gives the event a little cachet.
Kevin suggested an alternative way to look at three-point shooting that gives us a good idea of whether or not a player's rate of accuracy is "real". The suggestion is that the league did well to leave off Williams because of the likelihood that his league-leading percentage is a fluke and thus subject to a nasty regression. To a lesser extent this is also true of Bonner.
It seems to me that the NBA seems to be taking this into account in its selection, the Durant pick notwithstanding, by rewarding those who have demonstrated both accuracy and prolificness. However, even in this aim the league's selections fall short. What they really are attempting is to take a selection of the most accurate shooters among those who take a lot of threes. If you set the bar at 150 attempts to date (an arbitrary figure, but one that represents roughly three attempts per game right now) you end up with 79 candidates. All you really need to do is to take the six most accurate of those shooters.
Player 3P 3PA 3P%
Ray Allen 115 249 .462
Arron Afflalo 83 185 .449
Chauncey Billups 96 216 .444
Mike Bibby 102 232 .440
Kevin Love 72 164 .439
Daniel Gibson 79 180 .439
So Allen and Gibson still get in. Most of the other candidates are close. Jones is ninth, Wright is 15th and Pierce is 20th. Durant limps in at 57th. It would have been nice to invite Afflalo, who is a very good role player that deserves a little more recognition. Billups would probably just as soon rest up his knees, which would open up a spot for seventh-place Anthony Morrow. It's a better lineup, and who wouldn't love to see Love in the three-point shootout? Anyway, none of this means anything in a real basketball sense. It's just an exhibition and a gimmicky one at that, though not nearly so much as the dunk contest. And count me among those who would love to see H-O-R-S-E become a regular fixture of the weekend, but that's a different topic.
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HOT FIVES
POWER RATING (POW) GR (02/08/11) WP82 -- ALL WP82 -- ROOKIES
San Antonio Spurs, 64.8 randolph,zach, 48.9 james,lebron, 36.9 griffin,blake, 19.5
Boston Celtics, 58.2 james,lebron, 44.6 paul,chris, 31.5 wall,john, 5.1
Miami Heat, 57.8 martin,kevin, 30.8 rose,derrick, 27.5 fields,landry, 5.1
Dallas Mavericks, 55.5 bynum,will, 29.9 williams,deron, 26.3 neal,gary, 4.8
Los Angeles Lakers, 54.4 hibbert,roy, 29.5 gasol,pau, 26.0 turner,evan, 3.7
Note: GR leaders are from previous night only.
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LEADERBOARD
TEAM AGE, WEIGHTED BY MINUTES
TEAM, AGE TEAM, AGE
1. Dallas Mavericks, 32.0 16. Milwaukee Bucks, 27.3
2. Los Angeles Lakers, 31.0 17. Chicago Bulls, 27.3
3. Phoenix Suns, 30.5 18. New Orleans Hornets, 27.2
4. Boston Celtics, 30.5 19. Indiana Pacers, 27.1
5. San Antonio Spurs, 29.8 20. Washington Wizards, 26.1
6. Miami Heat, 29.7 21. Golden State Warriors, 26.0
7. Detroit Pistons, 28.4 22. New Jersey Nets, 25.6
8. Denver Nuggets, 28.4 23. Sacramento Kings, 25.5
9. Atlanta Hawks, 28.3 24. Philadelphia 76ers, 25.5
10. Orlando Magic, 28.2 25. Memphis Grizzlies, 25.4
11. Utah Jazz, 28.1 26. New York Knicks, 25.3
12. Charlotte Bobcats, 28.0 27. Los Angeles Clippers, 25.2
13. Cleveland Cavaliers, 27.9 28. Toronto Raptors, 25.2
14. Houston Rockets, 27.8 29. Minnesota Timberwolves, 24.6
15. Portland Trail Blazers, 27.5 30. Oklahoma City Thunder, 24.2
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TUESDAY'S RESULTS
NOTE: Glossary is at bottom of page.
76ERS 117, HAWKS 83 (box): Lou Williams led all scorers with 20 points, leading the Sixers to a stunning win on the Hawks' home floor and in his home city of Atlanta.
PHI (24-27).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR ATL (33-19).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR
meeks,jodie..........76% 16% 1.49 +27 25.7 crawford,jordan......42% 40% 0.72 - 8 23.3
holiday,jrue.........59% 17% 1.30 +26 18.4 smith,josh...........63% 26% 1.10 -27 15.6
turner,evan..........67% 9% 2.18 +20 18.2 williams,marvin......60% 18% 1.00 -23 11.7
williams,lou.........51% 31% 1.24 +18 13.6 wilkins,damien.......49% 22% 0.99 -22 9.3
iguodala,andre.......60% 17% 1.53 +20 13.3 teague,jeff..........43% 20% 1.17 - 9 8.5
brand,elton..........61% 18% 1.41 +25 11.8 evans,maurice........53% 7% 1.84 - 7 6.1
young,thaddeus.......48% 36% 0.94 +18 9.6 bibby,mike...........45% 9% 1.15 -17 5.0
speights,marreese....12% 33% 1.19 + 4 6.5 crawford,jamal.......46% 21% 0.60 -18 4.9
hawes,spencer........24% 15% 1.20 + 8 6.2 johnson,joe..........46% 27% 0.35 -22 3.6
songaila,darius......19% 19% 1.15 + 2 3.4 pachulia,zaza........23% 10% 0.63 -10 1.5
nocioni,andres.......23% 16% 0.00 + 2 0.0 powell,josh..........29% 8% 0.17 - 7 0.3
battie,tony..........(DNP) collins,jason........(DNP)
PACE: 92.4 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA% PACE: 92.4 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA%
76ers............ 126.6 .563 .250 .108 .162 Hawks............ 89.8 .424 .208 .162 .071
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MAGIC 101, CLIPPERS 85 (box): Orlando went 5-of-8 from three-point range in a 35-20 fourth quarter that saved what would have been another troubling defeat.
LAC (19-32).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR ORL (34-19).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR
davis,baron..........72% 27% 1.64 +11 26.2 howard,dwight........78% 27% 1.19 +30 27.5
diogu,ike............46% 25% 1.30 - 3 24.0 anderson,ryan........55% 28% 0.94 + 9 15.9
griffin,blake........74% 21% 0.79 - 6 12.6 redick,j.j...........55% 13% 1.89 +13 15.3
foye,randy...........72% 22% 0.57 -24 10.5 turkoglu,hedo........78% 8% 1.74 +15 12.3
aminu,alfarouq.......47% 21% 1.08 -12 7.2 richardson,jason.....59% 21% 0.97 + 3 11.9
gomes,ryan...........58% 19% 0.39 -12 5.7 arenas,gilbert.......45% 23% 1.26 +11 11.9
bledsoe,eric.........50% 13% 0.96 -17 5.3 clark,earl...........45% 22% 0.98 + 7 10.8
jordan,deandre.......54% 5% 1.18 -13 3.1 nelson,jameer........60% 20% 1.50 + 6 8.4
cook,brian...........22% 21% 0.62 - 2 2.4 duhon,chris.......... 4% 21% 2.19 0 1.1
butler,rasual........ 6% 17% 0.00 - 2 0.0 allen,malik..........22% 10% 0.08 -14 0.1
gordon,eric..........(DNP) bass,brandon.........(DNP)
kaman,chris..........(DNP) richardson,quentin...(DNP)
PACE: 87.7 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA% PACE: 87.7 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA%
Clippers......... 97.0 .424 .238 .114 .110 Magic............ 115.2 .494 .386 .171 .171
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SPURS 100, PISTONS 89 (box): The Pistons have been pretty competitive lately, but were no match for the Spurs' machine-like offense, which got 10-of-18 three-point shooting and 24 assists on 37 field goals.
SAS (43-8)..........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR DET (19-33).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR
ginobili,manu........64% 20% 1.37 + 5 24.9 bynum,will...........49% 35% 1.10 - 1 29.9
parker,tony..........74% 22% 1.22 +12 18.8 prince,tayshaun......62% 29% 0.79 -15 16.8
duncan,tim...........58% 26% 0.75 + 8 15.8 monroe,greg..........76% 14% 1.58 -13 12.0
blair,dejuan.........61% 30% 1.02 - 5 11.9 mcgrady,tracy........51% 23% 0.85 -10 10.4
bonner,matt..........28% 22% 1.89 + 6 10.5 stuckey,rodney.......58% 27% 0.69 - 1 9.8
jefferson,richard....74% 11% 1.46 + 8 10.4 daye,austin..........59% 12% 1.51 0 8.1
mcdyess,antonio......45% 13% 1.42 + 9 8.8 gordon,ben...........49% 30% 0.47 - 8 7.7
neal,gary............24% 17% 1.40 - 1 6.6 villanueva,charlie...26% 10% 1.79 0 4.4
hill,george..........67% 9% 1.29 +10 5.0 wallace,ben..........47% 0% 11.17 - 9 2.7
novak,steve.......... 2% 71% 3.04 + 1 2.8 maxiell,jason........23% 2% 3.04 + 2 1.9
quinn,chris.......... 2% 74% 0.65 + 1 0.6 hamilton,richard.....(DNP)
splitter,tiago....... 2% 74% 0.25 + 1 0.3 wilcox,chris.........(DNP)
PACE: 85.9 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA% PACE: 85.9 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA%
Spurs............ 116.4 .600 .235 .116 .113 Pistons.......... 103.6 .452 .196 .175 .097
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HEAT 117, PACERS 112 (box): The Pacers continue their resurgence, though a 27-15 Miami advantage in the fourth quarter and LeBron James' 41 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists thwarted Indiana's upset bid at American Airlines Arena.
IND (21-28).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR MIA (38-14).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR
hibbert,roy..........64% 29% 1.01 - 7 29.5 james,lebron.........87% 36% 1.38 +18 44.6
hansbrough,tyler.....49% 18% 1.48 - 4 20.8 wade,dwyane..........84% 24% 0.91 - 2 28.0
collison,darren......75% 24% 1.10 - 9 13.4 chalmers,mario.......62% 19% 1.38 + 4 13.6
granger,danny........79% 18% 1.30 -14 13.4 bosh,chris...........84% 20% 1.00 - 2 12.0
mcroberts,josh.......51% 13% 1.67 - 1 13.3 dampier,erick........54% 3% 3.43 +14 9.9
jones,dahntay........42% 21% 1.12 + 4 10.5 jones,james..........23% 29% 1.17 + 3 9.1
price,a.j............25% 22% 0.99 + 4 8.4 miller,mike..........47% 13% 1.30 +12 6.1
george,paul..........46% 24% 0.67 -14 5.0 house,eddie..........14% 12% 1.12 - 9 1.6
dunleavy jr.,mike....33% 10% 0.81 +12 3.9 anthony,joel.........13% 7% 0.45 - 5 0.3
foster,jeff..........36% 6% 1.37 + 4 2.1 ilgauskas,zydrunas...33% 1% 1.24 - 8 0.3
posey,james..........(DNP) arroyo,carlos........(DNP)
rush,brandon.........(DNP) howard,juwan.........(DNP)
PACE: 93.2 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA% PACE: 93.2 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA%
Pacers........... 120.2 .552 .297 .107 .094 Heat............. 125.6 .578 .278 .161 .132
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BUCKS 92, RAPTORS 74 (box): John Salmons led the Bucks with 17 points in his return to the starting lineup, but needed 18 shots to get there, apropos for a less-than-aesthetic contest.
TOR (14-38).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR MIL (20-30).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR
bargnani,andrea......76% 34% 0.76 -10 16.0 maggette,corey.......58% 26% 1.02 +13 20.7
derozan,demar........82% 14% 1.53 -18 14.7 jennings,brandon.....56% 27% 0.89 +14 15.8
johnson,amir.........52% 17% 0.88 -16 13.0 delfino,carlos.......46% 26% 0.88 + 5 14.3
calderon,jose........69% 31% 0.55 -20 12.9 bogut,andrew.........63% 15% 1.71 +13 13.6
barbosa,leandro......52% 22% 0.76 - 4 9.7 salmons,john.........73% 28% 0.86 +19 13.1
weems,sonny..........54% 17% 0.68 -21 5.8 dooling,keyon........44% 17% 1.06 + 4 9.6
johnson,trey.........22% 21% 1.18 + 3 4.8 ilyasova,ersan.......71% 6% 1.69 +18 7.7
davis,ed.............54% 1% 2.82 - 9 3.5 mbahamoute,luc.......60% 17% 1.15 + 6 6.8
dorsey,joey..........13% 21% 1.42 - 2 2.7 brockman,jon......... 6% 15% 2.22 - 1 1.8
wright,julian........22% 2% 1.25 + 6 0.6 temple,garrett.......13% 13% 0.93 0 1.0
alabi,soloman........ 6% 18% 0.34 + 1 0.3 douglas-roberts,chris11% 10% 0.00 - 1 0.0
ajinca,alexis........(DNP) boykins,earl.........(DNP)
PACE: 88.1 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA% PACE: 88.1 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA%
Raptors.......... 84.0 .360 .240 .114 .065 Bucks............ 104.4 .476 .273 .170 .100
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GRIZZLIES 105, THUNDER 101 (box): The Grizzlies look like a team that is going to stay in the playoff chase for awhile, beating OKC on the road in overtime behind 31 points and 14 rebounds from Zach Randolph.
MEM (28-26).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR OKC (33-18).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR
randolph,zach........88% 26% 1.31 +14 48.9 durant,kevin.........82% 31% 1.14 -10 26.7
allen,tony...........76% 21% 1.44 +24 15.7 westbrook,russell....66% 38% 0.95 -11 23.0
young,sam............85% 15% 1.06 +12 12.9 harden,james.........44% 25% 1.05 + 5 17.4
conley,mike..........67% 24% 0.85 + 9 12.7 ibaka,serge..........60% 13% 0.95 + 9 11.3
gasol,marc...........84% 12% 1.10 +14 12.5 krstic,nenad.........53% 9% 1.58 -13 9.2
vasquez,greivis......33% 16% 1.03 - 5 4.4 maynor,eric..........34% 19% 1.23 + 7 7.6
arthur,darrell.......25% 42% 0.21 -16 2.9 green,jeff...........83% 16% 0.58 - 3 5.4
thabeet,hasheem...... 3% 28% 0.28 - 4 0.4 sefolosha,thabo......28% 10% 2.14 - 9 3.8
carroll,demarre......17% 5% 0.03 -11 0.0 collison,nick........48% 3% 1.51 + 5 1.7
henry,xavier.........23% 11% 0.01 -17 0.0 cook,daequan.........(DNP)
haddadi,hamed........(DNP) ivey,royal...........(DNP)
williams,jason.......(DNP) white,d.j............(DNP)
PACE: 95.2 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA% PACE: 95.2 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA%
Grizzlies........ 110.3 .469 .130 .105 .180 Thunder.......... 106.1 .453 .375 .158 .148
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TIMBERWOLVES 112, ROCKETS 108 (box): The Rockets' up-and-down season continues as Minnesota outrebounded Houston 51-31, led by Kevin Love's 38th straight double-double.
MIN (13-39).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR HOU (25-29).........PLY% USG PCP +/- GR
telfair,sebastian....35% 29% 1.36 + 5 20.8 martin,kevin.........66% 31% 0.96 + 2 30.8
love,kevin...........75% 24% 1.28 - 1 19.7 scola,luis...........78% 23% 1.20 + 2 23.0
johnson,wesley.......59% 16% 1.47 + 5 17.0 hayes,chuck..........75% 12% 1.57 + 2 16.0
flynn,jonny..........65% 27% 0.95 - 1 15.8 lee,courtney.........60% 26% 1.26 - 9 15.4
ellington,wayne......52% 20% 1.72 +10 11.6 lowry,kyle...........69% 18% 1.17 + 1 11.8
koufos,kosta.........39% 20% 0.95 + 8 11.0 battier,shane........77% 6% 2.05 - 3 7.7
brewer,corey.........58% 22% 0.53 - 9 6.9 budinger,chase.......18% 26% 0.61 - 2 3.5
hayward,lazar........31% 13% 0.98 + 2 5.3 brooks,aaron.........42% 23% 0.47 - 9 3.5
pekovic,nikola.......40% 14% 1.11 - 7 4.9 miller,brad..........16% 22% 0.62 - 4 1.8
tolliver,anthony.....46% 3% 3.42 + 8 4.8 hill,jordan..........(DNP)
beasley,michael......(DNP) patterson,patrick....(DNP)
milicic,darko........(DNP) smith,ishmael........(DNP)
PACE: 95.1 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA% PACE: 95.1 ORTG eFG% oRB% TO% FTA%
Timberwolves..... 117.8 .557 .405 .105 .083 Rockets.......... 113.6 .489 .200 .158 .106
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WTC VIS @ HOM, GAMETIME NBAPET LINE OFFICIALS
+11 orl @ phi, 7:00 PM EST [ orl by 2 ] R.Garretson, C.Blair, L.Wood
+ 7 chi @ uta, 9:00 PM EST [ chi by 4 ] D.Bavetta, B.Forte, J.Goble
+ 5 den @ gsw, 10:30 PM EST [ den by 1 ] M.McCutchen, P.Fraher, J.Tiven
+ 2 cha @ ind, 7:00 PM EST [ ind by 6 ] M.Callahan, D.Richardson, S.Wright
0 lac @ nyk, 7:30 PM EST [ nyk by 9 ] J.Phillips, T.Brown, T.Washington
- 2 dal @ sac, 10:00 PM EST [ dal by 6 ] M.Davis, D.Guthrie, M.Lindsay
- 4 nwo @ njn, 7:00 PM EST [ nwo by 6 ] J.Crawford, O.Poole, L.Richardson
- 6 sas @ tor, 7:00 PM EST [ sas by 12 ] S.Javie, K.Fitzgerald, Z.Zarba
- 7 mil @ was, 7:00 PM EST [ mil by 1 ] D.Crawford, M.Smith, J.Williams
-16 det @ cle, 7:00 PM EST [ det by 3 ] E.Malloy, M.Boland, V.Palmer
Note: WTC is a junk stat rating the "watchability" of a game, taking into
account the quality of the opponents and the likelihood of a close game.
Through Tuesday, 770 of 1,230 games (62.6 percent) have been played in the 2010-11 NBA regular season.
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GLOSSARY
+/- (Plus-Minus) Raw data is from official box scores from NBA.com.
GR (Game Rating) Reflects a player's Points Created total, or the portion of his team's offense for which he gets credit based on his box score line. This number is then adjusted for estimated defensive performance based on box score counterpart productivity. GR is pace-adjusted so you can compare players from game to game.
PCP (Points Created Per Possession Used) An estimate of each player's points created per possession used, a measure of offensive efficiency. The stat accounts for a player's entire box score line, not just the scoring categories.
PLY% (Play percentage) An estimate of the percentage of a team's possessions on which the player was on the court.
USG An estimate of how many of those plays a player used by shooting, going to the line or committing a turnover, with a portion the team's offensive rebound total subtracted.
TEAM STATS
PACE: Estimated possessions in the game.
ORTG: A team's points per 100 possessions.
eFG%: Team's shooting percentage with an extra half-point added for each made three-point field goal.
oRB%: Percentage of a team's misses that they retrieved off the offensive glass.
TO%: Percentage of a team's possessions resulting in a turnover.
FTA%: Percentage of a team's possessions resulting in a trip to the foul line.
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