I came up with a pretty legitimate and accurate POINTS CREATED Formula for an individual stat in the NBA. This tells how many point each player gives to his team each night and not just on Points put in the basket, there is a lot of other factors.
I did it like this:
<font color="red"> PPG </font>
<font color="red"> + APG x 2.2 </font> (it is x by 2.2 b/c 1/5 of shots scored are usually 3's... so 1/5 of your assists should count as 3's)
<font color="red"> + OffReb/G x FG% x 3.3 </font> (When getting an offensive rebound, you just gained another chance to score and took away a potential avg. of 1.1 point away from your opponent)
<font color="red"> + SPG x 2.4 </font> (Stealing the ball takes away a potential score from your opponent and is easier than making a reg. shot off a steal, cause a lot of steal lead to fastbreaks)
<font color="red"> + BPG x 2.1 </font> (Blocks are worth less than steals b/c a lot of block shots are rebounded by the opponent anyway, but it is harder to score on a almost expired shot clock)
<font color="red"> + DefReb x 1.5 </font> (you can figure it out now)
<font color="red"> - FGmissed/G x .65 </font> (Missing shots takes away a potential 1.1 from your teammate but there is always chance for an Off. Reb or a miss at the other end which is why its only worth .65.)
<font color="red"> - FPG x 1.8 </font> (Plain and simple, fouling a guy either sends him to the line or gets your team closer to the penalty which results in 1.8 of FT's made - on avg. -)
<font color="red"> - TO/G x 2.2 </font>
These aren't made to be exact... its more like an estimate (a very accurate estimate)... I used it on 3 players so far from the results from last year:
Tim Duncan : 42.4 PC per game ... 51.8 PC per 48 min.
Kobe Bryant : 39.3 PC per game ... 45.5 PC per 48 min.
Stephen Jackson: 13.7 PC per game ... 23.3 PC per 48 min.
This also means that say I traded Timmy D for Kobe... I would get about 3 to 5 less points per game for my team... and can you imagine trading Stephen Jackson for Kobe... it would be a dream... but thats why it would never happen!
TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK... and I will post more players soon!
I did it like this:
<font color="red"> PPG </font>
<font color="red"> + APG x 2.2 </font> (it is x by 2.2 b/c 1/5 of shots scored are usually 3's... so 1/5 of your assists should count as 3's)
<font color="red"> + OffReb/G x FG% x 3.3 </font> (When getting an offensive rebound, you just gained another chance to score and took away a potential avg. of 1.1 point away from your opponent)
<font color="red"> + SPG x 2.4 </font> (Stealing the ball takes away a potential score from your opponent and is easier than making a reg. shot off a steal, cause a lot of steal lead to fastbreaks)
<font color="red"> + BPG x 2.1 </font> (Blocks are worth less than steals b/c a lot of block shots are rebounded by the opponent anyway, but it is harder to score on a almost expired shot clock)
<font color="red"> + DefReb x 1.5 </font> (you can figure it out now)
<font color="red"> - FGmissed/G x .65 </font> (Missing shots takes away a potential 1.1 from your teammate but there is always chance for an Off. Reb or a miss at the other end which is why its only worth .65.)
<font color="red"> - FPG x 1.8 </font> (Plain and simple, fouling a guy either sends him to the line or gets your team closer to the penalty which results in 1.8 of FT's made - on avg. -)
<font color="red"> - TO/G x 2.2 </font>
These aren't made to be exact... its more like an estimate (a very accurate estimate)... I used it on 3 players so far from the results from last year:
Tim Duncan : 42.4 PC per game ... 51.8 PC per 48 min.
Kobe Bryant : 39.3 PC per game ... 45.5 PC per 48 min.
Stephen Jackson: 13.7 PC per game ... 23.3 PC per 48 min.
This also means that say I traded Timmy D for Kobe... I would get about 3 to 5 less points per game for my team... and can you imagine trading Stephen Jackson for Kobe... it would be a dream... but thats why it would never happen!
TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK... and I will post more players soon!
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