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Post by eric on Apr 9, 2019 16:45:01 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsno single season or career records Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's 19.68 WS is only good for third best single season of all time #washed Amare Stoudemire's 19.67 and Giannis' 17.94 gives player-seasons from the last two years five of the top eleven, but also five of the top twenty-four Miles Bridges passes Daniel Taurasi and HoFer Firsto Picko to move from #6 to #5 career WS wait, #5? because Trendon Watford passed all three  DeAndre Ayton and sim league Knick great Champ Godbolt take #9 and #10 from sim league Knick great Stephon Templeton and IRL Knick great Max Zaslofsky
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Post by eric on Apr 30, 2019 21:10:55 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsno single season records miles bridges passes daniel taurasi for career 3PA stromile swift passes zion williamson and mitchell robinson for career BLK ayton jumps guy and taurasi in career win shares champ jumps all three simi passes brain winter for #2 cam first to 200
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Post by TimPig on Apr 30, 2019 21:34:05 GMT
Four future Bulls HOFers in the top 10 in win shares  |
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Post by eric on May 17, 2019 19:52:01 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsFrom 2000 to 2013 six players generated 1000 assists in a single season: Andre Turner, Anfernee Simons, Courtney Alexander, Shamorie Ponds (twice), and Finals MVP Quincy McCall, never more than one in a given season. Nick Van Exel did it in 2014 and 2015. This year we have three: Nick Van Exel, Earl Monroe, and John Wall. Miles Bridges is first to 50,000 career MP. Miles Bridges passes Brain Winter and Daniel Taurasi for career 3P. Caron Butler and DerMarr Johnson join LiAngelo Ball as 2,000 STLers, though only the first two have NBA careers. Zion Williamson is currently as far ahead of #2 TOV player De'Anthony Melton as Melton is of #171 TOV player Keita Bates-Diop. If Williamson retired today it would take closest active player Victor Oladipo eleven seasons to tie him, at age 44. Stromile Swift and Zion Williamson are the first to 3,000 BLKs. Miles Bridges is first to 40,000 PTS. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the first player to have two 20+ WS seasons (Neon Boudeaux 1). Zion Williamson and Amare Stoudemire dethrone Daniel Taurasi and Guy Beahm for #9 and #10 all time career WS Champ Godbolt and DeAndre Ayton pass Firsto "GOATo" Picko to move into #6 and #7 Trendon Watford and Miles Bridges pass Brain Winter for #3 and #4 Simisola Shittu joins Cameron Reddish as a 200 Win Share haver
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Post by TimPig on May 17, 2019 20:36:35 GMT
Did Kenny Smith not generate 1000 assists?
82 * 12.2 = 1000.4
Or do we have flat amounts listed somewhere?
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Post by eric on May 17, 2019 20:43:34 GMT
Did Kenny Smith not generate 1000 assists? 82 * 12.2 = 1000.4 Or do we have flat amounts listed somewhere? 998 i pull all the box scores and add them up for all stats and win shares |
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Post by TimPig on May 17, 2019 20:44:58 GMT
Did Kenny Smith not generate 1000 assists? 82 * 12.2 = 1000.4 Or do we have flat amounts listed somewhere? 998 i pull all the box scores and add them up for all stats and win shares This is a f***ing travesty. |
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Post by eric on Jun 5, 2019 17:34:51 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsOur third post-contraction single season record goes to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who breaks Harry Gallatin's 2004 record for most REB. He joins Nick Van Exel for most AST and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for most FT. Simisola Shittu passes Zion Williamson for career FT Simisola Shittu first to 5,000 PF, the other Zion Williamson career record he took Caron Butler passes LiAngelo Ball for career STL . And introducing new records for FG%, 3P%, FT%, PTS/TSA, and AST/TOV! Your yearly record holders are: .622 Vlade Divac, 2018 .510 Amare Stoudemire, 2012 .979 Luis Wachter, 2007 1.34 Livio Jean-Charles, 2017 10.5 Nick Van Exel, 2015 And career marks: .557 Shawn Kemp .462 Jimmy Chitwood .933 Gary Bossert 1.25 Tim Duncan 8.35 Nick Van Exel The highest non-big players are career #13 in pts/tsa Gary Bossert and #18 in fg%...  ... DAVE LATTIN! . Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Yao Ming enter the top ten in career WS as #10 and #9 respectively At their present rates if everyone else stops Yao needs 9,000 MP to #1. Kareem only needs 7,000 Amare Stoudemire surges from #10 to #7, passing the Great Firsto Picko and two other scrubs Champ Godbolt passes Brain Winter for #5 Simisola Shittu passes Cameron Reddish for #1 - remarkably, neither player is in the top fifteen for WS/48
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Post by 👨🏼⚕️delapandemic🚑 on Jun 5, 2019 17:47:26 GMT
pour one out for Cam's short-lived reign
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Post by TimPig on Jun 5, 2019 18:01:19 GMT
Real shame that Yao lost two and a half seasons.
Real shame.
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Post by skrouse on Jun 5, 2019 18:09:25 GMT
Kareem!! What a stud!? Who knew?
nah just playing, most obvious top prospect in draft history IMO
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Post by TimPig on Jun 5, 2019 18:12:17 GMT
Kareem!! What a stud!? Who knew? nah just playing, most obvious top prospect in draft history IMO Yes as a LAKER.  |
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Post by eric on Jun 24, 2019 15:11:59 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsNo yearly records. Simisola Shittu is the second to 50,000 MP (Miles Bridges). Simisola Shittu is the first to 10,000 FT. Livio Jean-Charles bumps Miles Bridges from top five career FTA. Bridges is still top five in MP FG FGA 3P 3PA and FT. Jay Williams and AJ Guyton join Shamorie Ponds in the 10,000 AST club. Kyrie Irving's league leading 19.8 WS crushes the Collin Sexton's PG record of 18.7 from 2001. It also bumps that Sexton season out of the top ten. Giannis Antetokounpmo passes #8 DeAndre Ayton to move into #10 Yao Ming passes DeAndre Ayton and Brain Winter to move from #9 to #8 Amare Stoudemire passes Brain Winter and Champ Godbolt to move from #7 to #6 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar thinks that's all very cute as he passes Yao and Ayton and Amare and Brain and Champ to take #5 #1 Simisola Shittu's sweating intensifies
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Post by eric on Jul 13, 2019 17:19:19 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsNo yearly records. Nick Van Exel had the #2 MP season and then his leg fell off. Olden Polynice had the #3 REB season. Board man gets titles. Shawn Kemp had the #5 FG% season. . Simisola Shittu finishes 94 MP behind Miles Bridges for the career record. Simisola Shittu extends his career REB record to 19,115. The next closest active player is Livio Jean-Charles with 12,034. At his current rate it will take until he's 46 to catch Shittu. Simisola Shittu also extends his career PF record to 5441. Livio is also the next closest active here, but it'll only take until his age 40 season to catch this one. Simisola Shittu joins Stromile Swift and Zion Williamson with 3000 BLK, and Simisola Shittu finishes 9 PTS behind Zion Williamson and 3961 behind Miles Bridges. Last year there were three players with 8000 FT (Shittu, Williamson, Watford). Now there are six (Amare, Livio, Kareem). Jay Williams passes Shamorie Ponds for career AST. Shawn Kemp passes Vlade Divac for career FG%. . Kyrie Irving's league leading 20.7 breaks his own PG record. He is the third player to amass 20 in a single season (Kareem, Kareem, Neon). Kareem's 17.9 is only good for 20th best season. So what? So he now has seven of the top twenty seasons. No other player has more than two. . Giannis Antetokounpmo passes Brain Winter, Yao Ming, and Champ Godbolt to take #7 career WS Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Amare Stoudemire pass Trendon Watford and Miles Bridges to take #3 and #4 Simisola Shittu retires at #1 with 240. Kareem probably needs three years to catch him, but he might pull it off in two.
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Post by jhb on Jul 18, 2019 19:51:50 GMT
Lmao at Trendon Watford having so many win shares
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Post by eric on Jul 30, 2019 18:19:27 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsPaul George went 186 of 190 from the free throw line for the year. Unfortunately in 2007 the immortal Luis Wachter went 143 of 146, and that ensuing 43 of 44 brought PG13 to 97.89% against the Wachtmann's 97.95%. . Jay Williams surges into the top five for 3PA, passing Cameron Reddish and Victor Oladipo. Both of whom still have more 3P ayyyy lamo Kareem Abdul-Jabbar passes at least three to move into third in FT. Livio Jean-Charles joins the hyphenated assault by passing Trendon Watford and Amare Stoudemire for fourth. Each player also passes DeAndre Ayton for 3-4 career FTA, with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar joining Simisola Shittu and Zion Williamson with at least 10,000 FTA. Livio Jean-Charles also bumps Amare for #5 career REB. Marcus Taylor records 248 assists on the season, passing Shamorie Ponds. His total of 10,587 also breaks Jay Williams career record, but Jay Williams records a cool 143 to maintain his #1 spot. Avatar and Marvel Presents A Marvel Cinematic Universe Production Avengers Endgame much???  Elton Brand takes third in career FG%, bumping Zach Randolph from the top five. Gutsy. Jimmer Fredette takes fifth in career 3P%, bumping Bol Bol no doubt in retribution for the latter's superior NBA career. Terrell Brandon's 95% year from the stripe takes him from 92.73% career to 92.90%, inching him ahead of Cameron Reddish's formerly #2 92.88%. Fellow Mav Kyrie records his 15,000th career minute, putting him at 176th all time. So what? So that qualifies him for AST/TOV which he enters at #2, joining Nick Van Exel and the great Quincy McCall as the only 7+s. . Kyrie Irving joins Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the players with two 20+ WS seasons. Last year Kareem had seven of the top twenty seasons. Now he has seven of the top eighteen. ho-ho-ho . Jay Williams' 4 WS are enough to inch him past Brain Winter, Yao Ming, and Champ Godbolt to take #8 in career WS Livio Jean-Charles leapfrogs all four plus Miles Bridges (or as they say in France "Miles de Triomph") and ends up #7 Giannis Antetokounpmo passes Bridges, Trendon Watford, and Amare Stoudemire for #4 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar only passes one player, and he doesn't even have a head coaching gig. He is now 17.7 away from Simisola Shittu for #1. He has recorded at least that many in eight of his thirteen seasons.
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Post by eric on Aug 19, 2019 18:02:19 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsRay Allen shatters Amare Stoudemire's single season record of 51 3P% with a cool 52.4%. Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell both enter the top ten for single season REB, unsurprisingly, but in a surprise to this intrepid reporter they are joined by Olden Polynice. Tracy McGrady joins the 200 STL club of Brain Winter, Caron Butler, Malcolm Moore, Sim Boyd, LiAngelo Ball, Caron Butler, record holder De'Anthony Melton, and Caron Butler. Steve Nash puts up 1000 AST and the biggest STL of the year with his fraudulent MVP award. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar takes #5 in career REB from Livio Jean-Charles. Dwight Howard in his first year of eligibility takes #1 career FG% from Shawn Kemp, posting a 56.4%. Stephen Jackson's 216 for 432 year catapults him to #2 in career 3P%. Willis Reed under new management sees his career PTS/TSA collapse from 1.221 to 1.218, returning Knicks great Neon Boudeaux to the top five. Zach Randolph's 18.72 is the lowest season leader since 2012's Yao Ming at 18.03. No changes in the order of top ten WS. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar now trails Simisola Shittu for #1 all time by 2.7 Win Shares, or as he calls it, "Tuesday". The next closest active player is Marcus Taylor, who at last year's rate of 0.2 WS per season would take 115 years to tie #10 Champ Godbolt.
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Post by TimPig on Aug 19, 2019 18:04:21 GMT
Willis Reed under new management sees his career PTS/TSA collapse from 1.221 to 1.218, returning Knicks great Neon Boudeaux to the top five.  |
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Post by eric on Sept 6, 2019 16:06:08 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsWilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell both enter the top ten for single season REB (again) Bill Russell also joins the top ten and 300 club in BLK Nick Van Exel passes 10,000 career AST and RJ Cole and AJ Guyton and Shamorie Ponds and Marcus Taylor and Jay Williams to take #1 Despite plummeting from last year's record 51 3P% to this year's 44, Ray Allen in his first year of eligibility enters the career 3P% leaderboards at #1 Kyrie Irving's 25.05 is the most ever in a single season. He and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar are now tied with four of the top ten single seasons. (The other two are sim Knicks great Neon Boudeaux and IRL Knicks great Amare Stoudemire.) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar retires at #1 in career Win Shares. The new active WS leader is Dave Lattin, who has 90 less. That gap between #1 Kareem and #16 Lattin is the same as the gap between #16 Lattin and #111 Antawn Jamison. Kareem is also #1 in career WS/48 with .306, narrowly ahead of Kyrie's .303. Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell sit 3rd and 5th respectively. 
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Post by TimPig on Sept 6, 2019 16:33:17 GMT
Lattin retired.
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Post by 👨🏼⚕️delapandemic🚑 on Sept 6, 2019 17:12:54 GMT
Kyrie should hit the Top 10 in WS at age 28. |
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Post by eric on Sept 25, 2019 0:48:44 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsOlden Polynice edges into the top ten for single season REB with 1124 to 2014 Kareem's 1123 Unfortunately Bill Russell shatters the all time record with 1334 to 2018 Kareem's 1196 More like Eleven Polynice lmbo Bill Russell posts his second top ten 300 BLK season This removes Mitchell Robinson from multi top ten status and leaves only Donta Hall as a multi with four But since Donta has the #10 spot if Bill beats him next season they'll be tied at three  Shawn Kemp edges ten boards ahead of DeAndre Ayton for #5 in career REB Marcus Taylor drops nearly two assists per game to take #2 in career AST from Jay Williams Wilt Chamberlain didn't do much on the rebounding or defense side but in his first year of eligibility is #1 in FG% Story of his life am I right ladiesVlade Divac barfs up a 51 FG% year which drops his career mark all the way from .556 to .553, ceding #4 FG% to Zach Randolph God Shammgod's 49.8 3P% is good for #10 single season but it's Finals opponent Tracy McGrady's 48% that bumps him up to #4 career over Brain Winter What can be said about Tracy McGrady in the Finals that can't be said about Brain Winter Tim Duncan's paltry 1.20 PTS/TSA drops him back to #3 career behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Yao Ming Kyrie Irving's Modestly Valuable Player win share total of 19.3 brings him to #2 active trailing only Zach Randolph He also inches ahead of Kareem's career WS/48 mark of .306 to .309 for #1
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Post by TimPig on Sept 25, 2019 0:52:12 GMT
eric did Oscar set any rookie records
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Post by eric on Sept 25, 2019 2:40:17 GMT
 i don't keep track of those anywhere |
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Post by jhb on Sept 25, 2019 2:43:30 GMT
Most WS by a Bulls rookie PG in the post-BK returns era
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Post by eric on Oct 11, 2019 21:06:09 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsTobias Harris is the seventh player ever to surpass 3263 MP and the first since Dave Lattin in 2021 Old "Reliable" -en Polynice puts up another 1170 REB season, yes exactly 1170 which along with his 1160 gives him the #5 #6 and #7 single season records He and Bill Russell now have three a piece in the top ten Allen Iverson's 9.2 AST/TOV is good for the #8 single season, presaging that Allen Iverson enters the career AST/TOV leaderboards at #5, bouncing Earl Monroe Shawn Kemp is the fourth player to 10,000 career FTA; he remains #4 all time He also passes Miles Bridges and Victor Oladipo in one fell swoop to take #4 in TO At his career high of 230 in one year, it would take him until age 42 to catch Zion Williamson at #1  Dwight Wilt Elton and Vlade mix up the career FG% leaderboards Nobody messes with Zach Randolph Ray Allen concedes career 3P% to Jimmy Chitwood and even falls behind Stephen JacksonRon Mercer beats Brain Winter for #5, which isn't saying much Tim Duncan continues his career PTS/TSA FREEFALL, now #4 behind Amare Stoudemire . David Robinson's league leading 15 WS isn't even good enough for top 50 single season It is the first season that has ever happened Currently only the '03 '08 '09 and '10 seasons share the same ignominy The WS "leader" in '03 and '10? yep, Brain Winter you can't make this stuff up folks Even in an injury-marred season Kyrie Irving edges past Champ Godbolt to still NOT be in the top ten because Zach Randolph passes him, Jay Williams, Miles Bridges, and Livio Jean-Charles for #7
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Post by TimPig on Oct 11, 2019 21:13:01 GMT
because Zach Randolph passes him, Jay Williams, Miles Bridges, and Livio Jean-Charles for #7Can you take Z-Bo's ws/48 and extrapolate that to see where he'd be had he played the first five seasons of his career? |
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Post by eric on Oct 11, 2019 21:38:50 GMT
because Zach Randolph passes him, Jay Williams, Miles Bridges, and Livio Jean-Charles for #7Can you take Z-Bo's ws/48 and extrapolate that to see where he'd be had he played the first five seasons of his career? depends on which ws/48 you mean his ws/48 over the first five years of his career was .125 in 5063 mp. scale that up to his career average of 2702 mp/season and he gets another 14.9 WS for a total of 204.7, just ahead of Giannis at #4 if we give him his full career average of .262 ws/48, he has another 31.4 WS for a total of 221.2, easily ahead of Reddish at #3 i think the real answer is closer to the first than the second; he became a better defender and much better scorer later in his career, but he also probably would have been a scoring option even early on which would boost him a little since even before he was a great scorer he was a decent one |
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Post by TimPig on Oct 11, 2019 21:44:52 GMT
Exactly what I was curious about.
Thank you.
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Post by eric on Oct 28, 2019 21:55:03 GMT
tmbsl5.proboards.com/page/all-statsKyrie Irving is the eighth player ever to surpass 3263 MP with 3265 Bill Russell takes #2 REB with 1256 He is the second player to record 1200 in a single season, along with Bill RussellHe also sets a personal record with 311 BLK, tying him with Donta Hall for three top ten BLK seasons Oscar Robertson 1092 AST narrowly edges John Wall's 1090 but he can't quite measure up to Nick Van Exel's all time record of 1117 God Shammgod posts a 9.8 AST:TOV, third best ever Nick Van Exel with two seasons of 10+ thinks that's pretty cute too . Shawn Kemp fumbles past RJ Cole and De'Anthony Melton into #2 career TOV Ray Allen and Stephen Jackson continue to jockey in career 3P%, now #2 and #3 respectively Ron Mercer shoots the lights out from deep but unfortunately you're supposed to get the ball in the net, so he drops from #5 to #8, allowing Brain Winter back into the top five hey, winning by forfeit counts too . Kyrie Irving's 23 is good for #3 single season WS Bill Russell bumps Amare Stoudemire from the top ten with a cool 19.8 He and Neon Boudeaux are now the only non-Kyrie non- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar seasons in the top ten . Kyrie Irving passes Jay Williams, Miles Bridges, Livio Jean-Charles, Trendon Watford, Amare Stoudemire, Giannis Antetokounmpo... but not quite Zach Randolph who passes a bunch of those guys too, so they are now #5 and #4 in career WS respectively Shawn Kemp also takes the #9 spot, and with thirty million reasons to play next season has a solid chance at joining the now-six member 200 WS club next year
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