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Interesting stat lines 

Post#1 » by ardee » Mon Oct 22, 2012 4:35 pm

Just thought this is a fun thread to keep, where we all throw around nice numbers for either a single game of a player or an extended stretch of games (BBR is the best :D ).

Let me start things off:

Kevin McHale 1986-87, 6 game stretch from 1/30 to 2/13: 31.2 ppg, 11.2 rpg, 1.7 apg, 2.3 bpg, 71% FG, 83.3% FT, 75.5% TS.

I mean holy hell! The lowest FG% during that stretch he had was freaking .647! The guy was nuclear!
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Post#2 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 6:16 pm

We had a thread similar to this when BBR first introduced row summing, where we posted interesting extended stretches. Glad you started it again though, as this kind of thing's always fun. :D

SideshowBob wrote:Wade 2009, late February-March scoring streak (34.7 GameScore!?)

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
11   41.5  38.3   6.3   10.4    3.0    1.3   .654    130    34.7


That has to be the best stretch so far. That's just an unreal 11 game stretch. I've seen Jordan and James with the most extended streaks of a 28+ game score, but this is phenomenal.

There's an 8 game run in there that looks like this

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    42.5  39.9   6.9   10.4    3.6    1.5   .655    131    36.9


He shoots 50% from 3, puts up an AST% of 48.7%, a USG% of 37.1%, a STL% of 4.5%, and a BLK% of 3.1%, all while putting up 40/7/10/4/2 on 66% TS no less
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Post#3 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 6:23 pm

Jordan 1990, 3/28-4/1

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
3    45.3  55.0   12.0   5.7    4.0    2.0   .699    141    49.2


Lebron 2011, hot finish to season (insane shooting)

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
13   40.1  30.2   7.3    6.8    2.1    0.5   .656    122    25.4


Kobe 2007, 7 game stretch (midst of 50 point streak)

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
7    46.4  49.1   5.9    2.6    1.4    0.3   .605    121    33.3


Chris Paul, first 8 games of 2010 season (74% TS!!)

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    34.9  26.3   3.6    9.8    1.3    0.0   .740    145    25.1


Barkley 1988, hot streak in March (78% TS over 8 games)

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    39.9  29.4   12.6   4.0    1.3    1.3   .775    131    26.9


Lebron 2006, 3/29-4/4

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
4    41.2  41.3   8.3    7.0    2.5    0.5   .725    148    36.1
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Re: Interesting stat lines 

Post#4 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 6:29 pm

Olajuwon 1990, 2/24-3/15

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    BLK%   DRTG   GmSc
10   42.5  29.0   16.9   3.8    2.6    6.7    9.0%   84     28.0


Chris Paul 2009-10, 10/28-11/11 (He had one game under 70% TS in this streak, and only 3 under 73%)

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G    FGA    FG%     3PA    3P%       PTS      eFG%      TS%     ORTG
9    15.0   62.2%   3.2    62.2%     26.1     69.3%     73.6%   144


Bird 1990, 3/16-3/21

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL     BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
3    40.7  33.3   12.0   12.3   1.0     0.7   .675    140    34.4
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Post#5 » by ardee » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:02 pm

SideshowBob wrote:We had a thread similar to this when BBR first introduced row summing, where we posted interesting extended stretches. Glad you started it again though, as this kind of thing's always fun. :D

SideshowBob wrote:Wade 2009, late February-March scoring streak (34.7 GameScore!?)

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
11   41.5  38.3   6.3   10.4    3.0    1.3   .654    130    34.7


That has to be the best stretch so far. That's just an unreal 11 game stretch. I've seen Jordan and James with the most extended streaks of a 28+ game score, but this is phenomenal.

There's an 8 game run in there that looks like this

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    42.5  39.9   6.9   10.4    3.6    1.5   .655    131    36.9


He shoots 50% from 3, puts up an AST% of 48.7%, a USG% of 37.1%, a STL% of 4.5%, and a BLK% of 3.1%, all while putting up 40/7/10/4/2 on 66% TS no less


And I was the one who started that thread :lol:

Admittedly I am kinda a sucker for impressive stat-lines. That Wade one will always be just classic.
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Post#6 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:06 pm

Jordan 1990, First two rounds of Postseason

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
9    42.0  40.2   7.2    7.2    3.3    1.1   .609    122    32.2


Lebron 2009, 5/9 - 5/29 (End of 2nd round to Game 5 ECF)

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
7    43.9  40.2   9.0    8.1    1.3    1.0   .613    125    31.7


Kobe 2010, WCSF-WCF

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
10   41.4  33.0   5.8    7.3    0.8    1.0   .627    130    26.1


Lebron 2010 Postseason, 4/19 - 5/7

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
7    41.2  33.1   8.9    7.7    1.7    2.0   .669    133    30.7


Jordan 1991 Postseason, 5/21 - 6/12

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    42.8  31.6   6.4    9.9    2.5    1.8   .636    131    29.8
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Post#7 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:18 pm

ardee wrote:And I was the one who started that thread :lol:

Admittedly I am kinda a sucker for impressive stat-lines. That Wade one will always be just classic.


Yeah I realized that when I went back and found it :D I'm the same way, this kind of stuff's always fun
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Post#8 » by toodles23 » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:21 pm

I think Lebron's best stretch (at least statistically) is the first 9 games of the '09 postseason.


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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
9    39.5  34.7   9.3    6.9    2.0    .9    .654    140    31.9


And the most impressive thing about this stretch was his 1.7 TOs per game for an absurdly low TOV% of 5.9.
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Post#9 » by MacGill » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:21 pm

More Barkley & Hakeem please SSB :) :)
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Post#10 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:36 pm

MacGill wrote:More Barkley & Hakeem please SSB :) :)


Barkley 1988, first 18 games

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
18   39.6  30.0   13.1   3.6    1.5    1.5   .694    129    26.8


Barkley 1988, hot streak in March

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    39.9  29.4   12.6   4.0    1.3    1.3   .775    131    26.9


SideshowBob wrote:I need to emphasize how ridiculous those 8 games were. He averaged 29.4 points per game on 13 shots! 13!
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Post#11 » by ardee » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:40 pm

toodles23 wrote:I think Lebron's best stretch (at least statistically) is the first 9 games of the '09 postseason.


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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
9    39.5  34.7   9.3    6.9    2.0    .9    .654    140    31.9


And the most impressive thing about this stretch was his 1.7 TOs per game for an absurdly low TOV% of 5.9.


His ORtg through that stretch would be the +8 over the highest of all time, and his DRtg which was about 90 I believe, would be in the top 10 of all time.

I mean, 37.4 PER and .399 WS/48 should speak for itself, but just damn... I won't say LeBron was putting up video game numbers because unless you turned the sliders all the way down you'd have to be one of the best NBA 2k players ever to match that production.

Don't see how anyone argues '12 over '09 for LeBron.
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Post#12 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 7:52 pm

Barkley 1987-88, 11/6 - 11/20

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
6    35.2  27.7   12.0   3.7    1.2    1.3   .735    142    27.0


Barkley 1989-90, 1/10 - 2/14

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
17   39.1  26.8   13.0   3.9    2.4    0.5   .704    133    26.6
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Post#13 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:03 pm

ardee wrote:
toodles23 wrote:I think Lebron's best stretch (at least statistically) is the first 9 games of the '09 postseason.


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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
9    39.5  34.7   9.3    6.9    2.0    .9    .654    140    31.9


And the most impressive thing about this stretch was his 1.7 TOs per game for an absurdly low TOV% of 5.9.


His ORtg through that stretch would be the +8 over the highest of all time, and his DRtg which was about 90 I believe, would be in the top 10 of all time.

I mean, 37.4 PER and .399 WS/48 should speak for itself, but just damn... I won't say LeBron was putting up video game numbers because unless you turned the sliders all the way down you'd have to be one of the best NBA 2k players ever to match that production.

Don't see how anyone argues '12 over '09 for LeBron.


That level of play continued into the 2010 postseason.

First 4 games of 1st round

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
4    40.5  35.0   9.0    8.0    1.5    2.5   .694    136    32.2


However, I still believe the elbow hampered his shooting consistency, and that's why we saw a dropoff in Game 5 against Chicago, then a very strong game in Game 1 against Boston after 3 days of rest, then a down game in Game 2 after 1 day of rest, then after 3 days of rest, an all time game in Game 3. then poor games (particularly shooting-wise and with taking care of the ball) for the rest of the series, with only 1 rest day between each game.

Here's how he looked through the first 3 Boston games

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    41.1  32.0   8.5    7.4    1.6    2.3   .655    131    29.3
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Re: Interesting stat lines 

Post#14 » by MacGill » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:16 pm

SideshowBob wrote:
MacGill wrote:More Barkley & Hakeem please SSB :) :)


Barkley 1988, first 18 games

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
18   39.6  30.0   13.1   3.6    1.5    1.5   .694    129    26.8


Barkley 1988, hot streak in March

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
8    39.9  29.4   12.6   4.0    1.3    1.3   .775    131    26.9


SideshowBob wrote:I need to emphasize how ridiculous those 8 games were. He averaged 29.4 points per game on 13 shots! 13!


Yep, what a nose for the ball he had! I always used to wonder what his rebounding ceiling would have been if he hadn't been such a potent scorer?

Anyway found this clip of some old skool/what most most remember highlights of the man. Good watch.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0COm1MfaWM[/youtube]
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Post#15 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:21 pm

toodles23 wrote:I think Lebron's best stretch (at least statistically) is the first 9 games of the '09 postseason.


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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL    BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
9    39.5  34.7   9.3    6.9    2.0    .9    .654    140    31.9


And the most impressive thing about this stretch was his 1.7 TOs per game for an absurdly low TOV% of 5.9.


Here's how Cleveland looked through those the first two rounds.

115.9 ORTG (+7.6)
95.5 DRTG (-12.8)
+16.7 MOV
+17.4 SRS
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Post#16 » by fatal9 » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:23 pm

Hakeem, from 03/04/93 to 08/05/93 (over a month long stretch to end of first round):

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G    PPG   RPG   APG   BPG   SPG   FG%    FT%  GmSc
17   30.7  14.3  4.4   4.9   2.5   54%    80%  29.3
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Post#17 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:29 pm

Some nice scoring stretches from Garnett and Duncan

Duncan 2003, 12/12-12/30

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL     BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
10   41.0  29.7   13.6   3.6    0.5     3.3   .604    117    25.1


Duncan 2003, 3/16-4/13

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL     BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
17   39.6  27.8   12.4   4.4    0.9     2.4   .604    117    24.1


Garnett 2003-2004, 12/5-1/10

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL     BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
17   39.9  26. 6  14.4   5.7    1.7     2.2   .567    116    24.9
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Post#18 » by MacGill » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:29 pm

fatal9 wrote:Hakeem, from 03/04/93 to 08/05/93 (over a month long stretch to end of first round):

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G    PPG   RPG   APG   BPG   SPG   FG%    FT%  GmSc
17   30.7  14.3  4.4   4.9   2.5   54%    80%  29.3


Yeah, I'd have to question if he was human then :o

Fatal9, did you ever happen to make a Barkley video comp?
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Post#19 » by SideshowBob » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:37 pm

fatal9 wrote:Hakeem, from 03/04/93 to 08/05/93 (over a month long stretch to end of first round):

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G    PPG   RPG   APG   BPG   SPG   FG%    FT%  GmSc
17   30.7  14.3  4.4   4.9   2.5   54%    80%  29.3


Here's a much earlier ridiculous stretch, last 5 games of regular season and first round in 1987-88

Hakeem 1987-88, 4/17 - 5/5

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G    MP    PTS    TRB    AST    STL     BLK    TS%    ORTG   GmSc
9    39.3  34.1   13.7   2.1    2.6     3.2   .611    125    30.4
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Re: Interesting stat lines 

Post#20 » by fatal9 » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:42 pm

MacGill wrote:
fatal9 wrote:Hakeem, from 03/04/93 to 08/05/93 (over a month long stretch to end of first round):

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G    PPG   RPG   APG   BPG   SPG   FG%    FT%  GmSc
17   30.7  14.3  4.4   4.9   2.5   54%    80%  29.3


Yeah, I'd have to question if he was human then :o

Fatal9, did you ever happen to make a Barkley video comp?


Not yet, but I'm making one on his passing. Haven't touched it in a while however.

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