Bonn1997 wrote:You're back, MrK!?

back?

smackeddog wrote:Why do some people never seem to remember anything beyond the last 2 to 3 games? Last time Felton was with us EXACTLY the same thing happened- started off hot, then started shooting poorly in December and January. He is what he is- he is inconsistent- we knew this. He has good shooting games, and bad shooting games, and keeps shooting regardless. He wins you more games than he loses. He's been good for us for the most part. I like him, but I don't delude myself that he's supposed to be an allstar- he's average because of his inconsistency.

his inefficiency is way below average (career wise).

holfresh wrote:

smackeddog wrote:Why do some people never seem to remember anything beyond the last 2 to 3 games? Last time Felton was with us EXACTLY the same thing happened- started off hot, then started shooting poorly in December and January. He is what he is- he is inconsistent- we knew this. He has good shooting games, and bad shooting games, and keeps shooting regardless. He wins you more games than he loses. He's been good for us for the most part. I like him, but I don't delude myself that he's supposed to be an allstar- he's average because of his inconsistency.

Your assumptions that they see any good are way overblown...Dude is what he is, a nice pick up on the cheap that can and has helped us to 20-8...We knew we weren't getting Chris Paul..

hahaha

put the pom poms away very very slowly and nobody will notice.

mrKnickShot wrote:

holfresh wrote:

smackeddog wrote:Why do some people never seem to remember anything beyond the last 2 to 3 games? Last time Felton was with us EXACTLY the same thing happened- started off hot, then started shooting poorly in December and January. He is what he is- he is inconsistent- we knew this. He has good shooting games, and bad shooting games, and keeps shooting regardless. He wins you more games than he loses. He's been good for us for the most part. I like him, but I don't delude myself that he's supposed to be an allstar- he's average because of his inconsistency.

Your assumptions that they see any good are way overblown...Dude is what he is, a nice pick up on the cheap that can and has helped us to 20-8...We knew we weren't getting Chris Paul..

hahaha

put the pom poms away very very slowly and nobody will notice.

ha...U haven't seen pom poms yet...Let Amir play close to anything we have seen in the past...

Bonn1997 wrote:The Rockets' Sabermetrician GM deserves some credit. He's got the youngest team in the league (average experience = 1.9 years), cap space, picks, and they're playing at a .550 level in the west. Considering what he had to work with (boring city in the middle of Texas that won't attract FAs), he's doing very well.

Rockets are 15-12.....11-2 against Eastern Conference teams...

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:The Rockets' Sabermetrician GM deserves some credit. He's got the youngest team in the league (average experience = 1.9 years), cap space, picks, and they're playing at a .550 level in the west. Considering what he had to work with (boring city in the middle of Texas that won't attract FAs), he's doing very well.

Rockets are 15-12.....11-2 against Eastern Conference teams...

That's pretty darn good for a team of mostly rookies and 2nd year players. They'd probably be around .650 if they were in the east.

You are prob right...By the way, where is Mr. .470 these days??...Did the count stop??

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:The Rockets' Sabermetrician GM deserves some credit. He's got the youngest team in the league (average experience = 1.9 years), cap space, picks, and they're playing at a .550 level in the west. Considering what he had to work with (boring city in the middle of Texas that won't attract FAs), he's doing very well.

Rockets are 15-12.....11-2 against Eastern Conference teams...

That's pretty darn good for a team of mostly rookies and 2nd year players. They'd probably be around .650 if they were in the east.

You are prob right...By the way where is Mr. .470 these days??...Did the count stop??

He's gotten the team's winning percentage in games he's played almost up to the level it's at in games he misses!

So that missed game sample size is big enough for you??

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:The Rockets' Sabermetrician GM deserves some credit. He's got the youngest team in the league (average experience = 1.9 years), cap space, picks, and they're playing at a .550 level in the west. Considering what he had to work with (boring city in the middle of Texas that won't attract FAs), he's doing very well.

Rockets are 15-12.....11-2 against Eastern Conference teams...

That's pretty darn good for a team of mostly rookies and 2nd year players. They'd probably be around .650 if they were in the east.

You are prob right...By the way where is Mr. .470 these days??...Did the count stop??

He's gotten the team's winning percentage in games he's played almost up to the level it's at in games he misses!

Bonn1997 wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:The Rockets' Sabermetrician GM deserves some credit. He's got the youngest team in the league (average experience = 1.9 years), cap space, picks, and they're playing at a .550 level in the west. Considering what he had to work with (boring city in the middle of Texas that won't attract FAs), he's doing very well.

Rockets are 15-12.....11-2 against Eastern Conference teams...

That's pretty darn good for a team of mostly rookies and 2nd year players. They'd probably be around .650 if they were in the east.

You are prob right...By the way where is Mr. .470 these days??...Did the count stop??

He's gotten the team's winning percentage in games he's played almost up to the level it's at in games he misses!

I guess a WS of 205 means nothing to you?

Make it fit Bonn

It's part of the picture - Like I said before, I take the average of wins produced and wins shares because they each have unique strengths. The position adjustment is the biggest strength of WP. Melo's rebounding and shot-blocking have been brutal for a PF but obviously his 3 point shooting has been outstanding. I think the average of the two (.141) is pretty reasonable. If you adjust him to an F rather than PF, his WP goes up to .113 and the WP-WS average is .159.

Sweet.

Ok. Now it fits.

Whew!