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NBA Advanced Stats for DUMMIES

#nba Welcome back to the show, NBA basketball enthusiasts! Today, we're delving into the fascinating world of advanced statistics that often leave fans scratching their heads. In the ever-evolving landscape of basketball analytics, understanding these metrics is crucial to fully appreciate the game. So, grab your favorite beverage and join us as we break down some of the most used and perhaps misunderstood terminologies among media members. 1. Introduction to Advanced Stats: The Evolution of Basketball Analysis The game of basketball has come a long way in terms of analysis. We've transitioned from simply watching the game to studying box scores, and now we find ourselves knee-deep in spreadsheets and complex calculations. In the current landscape, it's not uncommon to hear terms like VORP tossed around in basketball podcasts. Today, we're demystifying these stats, starting with what I believe is the most crucial advanced metric: the PIE rating. 2. PIE Rating: Unveiling Player Impact Estimate PIE, or Player Impact Estimate, is a game-changer when it comes to assessing a player's contribution. Unlike traditional stats, PIE measures a player's impact on the entire game, not just their team's stats. We break down the complex calculation and explore examples, such as Nikola Jokic's astounding 22.4 PIE rating, making him a quarter of the game's impact. Discover why high PIE ratings often correlate with box score-filling players like Jokic, Embiid, Luka, Giannis, and Shai. 3. PER: Player Efficiency Rating Decoded Diving into Player Efficiency Rating (PER), we explore how this metric evaluates a player's efficiency on the court, considering pace and performance against teammates. John Hollinger's PER scale provides insight into what constitutes an average, MVP-worthy, or historic season. Learn why Jokic's 32.8 PER in 2022 is hailed as the greatest season PER of all time, surpassing legends like Wilt Chamberlain. 4. Usage Rating: Deciphering Player Usage Usage rating unveils how much a player is relied upon in a team's offensive schemes. Joel Embiid's league-leading 35.8 usage rate showcases his central role for the Sixers, emphasizing that high usage doesn't always equate to efficiency. Explore the intricacies of how usage rates define a player's offensive importance within a team. 5. Net Rating: The Team Impact Metric Net rating, per 100 possessions, measures how many more points a team scores compared to their opponents when a player is on the court. We dissect why net rating can be team-dependent and spotlight unexpected leaders like Isaiah Joe of the OKC Thunder. Understand how individual net ratings reflect team success and player contributions. 6. True Shooting Percentage: Unveiling Shooting Efficiency True Shooting Percentage takes a closer look at a player's shooting efficiency, considering free throws, field goals, and three-pointers. We unravel the concept by comparing players like Embiid and Curry, showcasing that a high true shooting percentage doesn't solely rely on traditional shooting percentages. 7. Per 36 Stats: Extrapolating Player Performance Per 36 stats provide a glimpse into a player's potential if given more playing time. Discover why analysts often refer to these stats when making cases for players who shine in limited minutes, using examples like Isaiah Joe's hypothetical points per game. 8. Defensive and Offensive Rating: Balancing Act on the Court Finally, we explore the yin and yang of basketball metrics - defensive and offensive ratings. Offensive rating calculates how many points a team would score with a player on the court for 100 possessions, while defensive rating assesses the points opponents would score in the same scenario. Shout-out to Kyle Anderson, the defensive maestro leading the league in this category. Thank you for joining us on this deep dive into advanced basketball stats. If there are other terms you find confusing, let us know in the comments below. Like this video if you enjoyed the breakdown, and as always, be good to your mamies!