NBA 2013-2014

[Donuthole]

I only have stats from seasons 1998-2014... but anyway, yeah:

Brandon Rush [seasons: 6; minutes: 7807; 3p: 394-955 (41%); ft: 249-346 (71%)]
Michael Carter-Williams [seasons: 1; minutes: 260 ; 3p: 15-36 (41%); ft: 22-33 (66%)]

Go down to 39.5% or higher on the 3 pt shooting and see what you get.

[Walter Sobchak]

Go down to 39.5% or higher on the 3 pt shooting and see what you get.

Brandon Rush [seasons: 6; minutes: 7807; 3p: 394-955 (41%); ft: 249-346 (71%)]
Bruce Bowen [seasons: 12; minutes: 24015; 3p: 817-2079 (39%); ft: 582-1013 (57%)]
Michael Carter-Williams [seasons: 1; minutes: 260 ; 3p: 15-36 (41%); ft: 22-33 (66%)]

[Walter Sobchak]

Was just curious to see actual FT% of any player with 3P > 40%... fyi:

Allan Houston [seasons: 8; minutes: 19022; 3p: 771-1921 (40%); ft: 1862-2119 (87%)]
Anthony Morrow [seasons: 6; minutes: 7548; 3p: 471-1101 (42%); ft: 396-441 (89%)]
Anthony Parker [seasons: 9; minutes: 13769; 3p: 596-1473 (40%); ft: 558-704 (79%)]
Ben Gordon [seasons: 10; minutes: 19279; 3p: 1128-2796 (40%); ft: 1981-2312 (85%)]
Brandon Rush [seasons: 6; minutes: 7807; 3p: 394-955 (41%); ft: 249-346 (71%)]
Brent Barry [seasons: 12; minutes: 20629; 3p: 1214-2967 (40%); ft: 1114-1351 (82%)]
Chris Copeland [seasons: 2; minutes: 869 ; 3p: 59-143 (41%); ft: 63-83 (75%)]
Chris Mullin [seasons: 4; minutes: 4312; 3p: 244-562 (43%); ft: 295-325 (90%)]
Dale Ellis [seasons: 3; minutes: 3735; 3p: 258-593 (43%); ft: 173-225 (76%)]
Dana Barros [seasons: 6; minutes: 5653; 3p: 291-726 (40%); ft: 343-402 (85%)]
Daniel Gibson [seasons: 7; minutes: 9330; 3p: 578-1419 (40%); ft: 409-524 (78%)]
Daniel Green [seasons: 5; minutes: 4115; 3p: 306-719 (42%); ft: 152-187 (81%)]
Danny Ferry [seasons: 6; minutes: 6505; 3p: 238-586 (40%); ft: 179-209 (85%)]
Dell Curry [seasons: 5; minutes: 4774; 3p: 332-808 (41%); ft: 169-206 (82%)]
Detlef Schrempf [seasons: 4; minutes: 6566; 3p: 119-293 (40%); ft: 699-837 (83%)]
Eric Piatkowski [seasons: 11; minutes: 11835; 3p: 699-1729 (40%); ft: 740-871 (84%)]
Gary Neal [seasons: 4; minutes: 4505; 3p: 311-775 (40%); ft: 210-257 (81%)]
Hubert Davis [seasons: 7; minutes: 8888; 3p: 395-875 (45%); ft: 285-334 (85%)]
Jared Dudley [seasons: 7; minutes: 11063; 3p: 459-1134 (40%); ft: 675-910 (74%)]
Jason Kapono [seasons: 9; minutes: 9042; 3p: 457-1051 (43%); ft: 269-322 (83%)]
Jeff Hornacek [seasons: 3; minutes: 6022; 3p: 156-343 (45%); ft: 579-640 (90%)]
John Crotty [seasons: 6; minutes: 2581; 3p: 79-190 (41%); ft: 198-230 (86%)]
Jon Barry [seasons: 9; minutes: 9758; 3p: 493-1228 (40%); ft: 608-688 (88%)]
Jose Calderon [seasons: 9; minutes: 15988; 3p: 525-1309 (40%); ft: 765-871 (87%)]
Kelenna Azubuike [seasons: 5; minutes: 5035; 3p: 210-514 (40%); ft: 364-473 (76%)]
Klay Thompson [seasons: 3; minutes: 4790; 3p: 344-840 (40%); ft: 224-263 (85%)]
Kyle Korver [seasons: 11; minutes: 18482; 3p: 1332-3175 (41%); ft: 865-988 (87%)]
Matt Bonner [seasons: 10; minutes: 11554; 3p: 697-1673 (41%); ft: 295-379 (77%)]
Matt Bullard [seasons: 5; minutes: 3977; 3p: 301-740 (40%); ft: 73-93 (78%)]
Michael Carter-Williams [seasons: 1; minutes: 268 ; 3p: 15-37 (40%); ft: 22-33 (66%)]
Michael Dickerson [seasons: 5; minutes: 7490; 3p: 288-717 (40%); ft: 531-677 (78%)]
Mike Miller [seasons: 14; minutes: 25002; 3p: 1436-3528 (40%); ft: 1306-1701 (76%)]
Pablo Prigioni [seasons: 2; minutes: 1389; 3p: 60-144 (41%); ft: 22-25 (88%)]
Predrag Stojakovic [seasons: 13; minutes: 26924; 3p: 1755-4378 (40%); ft: 2228-2489 (89%)]
Raja Bell [seasons: 12; minutes: 19796; 3p: 956-2356 (40%); ft: 880-1101 (79%)]
Ray Allen [seasons: 17; minutes: 41943; 3p: 2744-6837 (40%); ft: 4094-4563 (89%)]
Stephen Curry [seasons: 5; minutes: 9284; 3p: 666-1492 (44%); ft: 698-775 (90%)]
Steve Kerr [seasons: 6; minutes: 4498; 3p: 206-508 (40%); ft: 168-184 (91%)]
Steve Nash [seasons: 17; minutes: 37213; 3p: 1659-3873 (42%); ft: 3007-3321 (90%)]
Steve Novak [seasons: 8; minutes: 4880; 3p: 497-1152 (43%); ft: 93-105 (88%)]
Terry Porter [seasons: 5; minutes: 7736; 3p: 386-929 (41%); ft: 587-712 (82%)]
Wally Szczerbiak [seasons: 10; minutes: 20034; 3p: 590-1452 (40%); ft: 1631-1896 (86%)]
Wesley Person [seasons: 8; minutes: 13971; 3p: 745-1761 (42%); ft: 467-603 (77%)]

Note: these are not official stats, but rather they are stats I have scraped from yahoo.com, espn.com, or nba.com box scores over the past 15 years.

[BGRTHNUMEGO]

Starting a very early 5x5 watch for MC-W. He has 3 steals and 3 blocks with 6 minutes left in the 1st half. He only has 2 points, 1 assist, and 1 rebound, but I figure the other 3 categories will be a given if he plays enough tonight.

[BGRTHNUMEGO]

Finishes with only 8/4/3/3/2. 2-11 FGs, 0-2 3pts.

[TripletDaddy]

maybe he didnt play enough tonight.

[smokymountainrain]

maybe he didnt play enough tonight.

But Brandon Davies got 4 pts and 2 rebs in 14 minutes!

[cougjunkie]

But Brandon Davies got 4 pts and 2 rebs in 14 minutes!

Davies had a sweet block on a Jeff Ayers dunk attempt. He has cracked the rotation and is the backup 4 right now.

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[Sizzle]

Davies had a sweet block on a Jeff Ayers dunk attempt. He has cracked the rotation and is the backup 4 right now.

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Great for Brandon!

[BGRTHNUMEGO]

Michael Beasley had only played in 2 games for the Heat before tonight, taking only 11 shots but making 7 of them. Tonight he has scored 16 points on 7-11 shooting in 16 minutes.

[BGRTHNUMEGO]

LeBron's stunning shooting last year gave him a 60% eFG%. So far this year he is at 64%. (58.6% FGs and 50% 3s)

His TS% this year is 67% so far. Kevin Durant is shooting 12.2 FTA/gm (which is absurd, and not like "wow he's really good absurd" but rather "it sucks to watch OKC games because of how absurd his FT line parade is each game) and making 89% of them. And yet with that FT% bounce, his TS% is still 4.5% behind LeBron's.

[cougjunkie]

JJ HIcksons dunk over Marv was nice. But Xavier Henry stole the show last night.

http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-tr...hey-last-night

[cougjunkie]

WTF? What is big baby doing? You only stay at the Travelodge for two reasons...... Hookers and blow.

http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/99...-confrontation

[smokymountainrain]

Philly continues to compete and move further away from the #1 overall, but it's interesting to see how they tend to have somebody else step up and play big, game to game. Tonight James Anderson goes for 36 on 12-16 and all Tony Wroten did, filling in for MCW and starting at point, was get a triple double.

[cougjunkie]

Spurs up 25 late in the fourth against Washington. Tim Duncan 1-12 from the floor. Yikes.

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