I guess like FG Made to Attepted, it could be Blk Shots to Forced Misses, without listing the undeflected forced misses... people will just use their subtraction skills to figure it out. The only problem is, is that a Blk shot is much better than just a forced miss because a block shot keeps the shot clock running, and most of the time, offensive rebounds don't result from them. But Total Stats should be added... Total Forced Misses (Blocks + Forced Miss) and Total Forced TO (Steals + Drawn Charges) ... these should be put into box scores.
So When I list these, I won't keep it seperate... if you don't think I should separate it... Post it... and still Post if you do think i should separate it!
November 16, 2004
Spurs (99) vs. Knicks (81)
Player Name ... Total Forced Misses ... Total Forced Turnovers
* Total Forced Misses = Blocks + Forced Miss ... * Total Forced TO = Steals + Drawn Charges ....................... These would probably be the best TOTAL Stats ... but still listing each of the individual!!!
Spurs:
Duncan ... 8 ... 1
Nesterovic ... 7 ... 0
Bowen ... 2 ... 0
Ginobili ... 2 ... 3
Parker ... 5 ... 1
Barry ... 1 ... 1
Udrih ... 3 ... 2
Brown ... 0 ... 0
Rose ... 5 ... 2
Horry ... 1 ... 3
Wilks ... 0 ... 0
TOTAL: ... 34 ... 13
Knicks:
Crawford ... 3 ... 1
Hardaway ... 2 ... 1
Mohammed ... 5 ... 2
K. Thomas ... 3 ... 1
T. Thomas ... 2 ... 0
Norris ... 0 ... 1
Sweetney ... 1 ... 1
Ariza ... 0 ... 0
Marbury ... 2 ... 0
Williams ... 1 ... 0
TOTAL: ... 19 ... 7
DEFENSIVE PLAYER of the GAME: Tim Duncan (8 TFM and 1 TFT)
Spurs Missed 37 Shots... meaning they missed 18 open shots! ... They committed 15 TO's ... meaning they made 8 of them really carelessly.
Knicks Missed 46 Shots ... meaning they missed 12 open shots! ... They committed 16 TO's ... meaning they made 3 of them really carelessly.
Spurs definetely won the Defensive matchup by a total of (47 to 26) ... which is why the Spurs defeated the Knicks with ease!
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