Ranking the 10+PPG Scorers by Efficiency

[frangie]

PRELUDE

Our Hero Spencer is a simming machine, and that has already about to begin season five of the BBS reboot. I love efficient scorers, so I decided to take another look at how players ranked efficiency wise last season. To do so, you need to know FGA and FTA as well as points. Points is easy to get off the roster pages, but FGA and FTA not so much…

I wrote code that pulls in every single player’s FGA, FGM, FTA, FTM, 3PA, and 3PM. It took me longer to write the code than to go to the site and copy and paste every player’s page… But it works now!

Below is every player over 9.9 PPG, ranked by points per shot! That’s one measure of efficiency I really like. There are 134, see where your guys check in!

THE FINE PRINT

My points per shot calculation = points/(FGA + FTA/2.2). FTA are divided by 2.2 to account for and-ones and three point shot fouls. Note this does not consider turnovers at all!

Only players with 10+ ppg and 10+ games were considered. Note the format is 2P%/3P%/FT%. For three point % rankings only, I set a minimum of four three point attempts per game.

Please note the teams the guys are on are based on the end of last year. Sorry not sorry!

THE LIST

Kobe is #1 and Ben Wallace is dead-last, but how do they fall in-between?

HE STANDS ALONE

1. Kobe Bryant (SG) Kings - 1.25 PPS, 33 PPG, 51%/50%/94%

The Sacramento wing's 1.25 points per shot ranks 1st in the league, which is good for 1st among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 2nd in BBS.


ULTRA-EFFICIENT

2. Allan Houston (SG) Hornets - 1.21 PPS, 27.3 PPG, 51%/45%/93%

The New Orleans wing's 1.21 points per shot ranks 2nd in the league, which is good for 2nd among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 12th in BBS.

3. Ray Allen (SG) Hawks - 1.21 PPS, 28.7 PPG, 50%/48%/86%

The Atlanta wing's 1.21 points per shot ranks 3rd in the league, which is good for 3rd among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 5th in BBS.

4. Vince Carter (SF) Rockets - 1.19 PPS, 21.9 PPG, 49%/48%/88%

The Houston wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 4th in the league, which is good for 1st among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 4th in BBS.

5. Ricky Davis (SG) Heat - 1.19 PPS, 29.4 PPG, 51%/42%/93%

The Miami wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 5th in the league, which is good for 4th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 10th in BBS.

6. Dimitris Diamantidis (SG) Rockets - 1.19 PPS, 24.4 PPG, 52%/42%/90%

The Houston wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 6th in the league, which is good for 5th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 5th in BBS.

7. Allen Iverson (SG) Magic - 1.19 PPS, 34.7 PPG, 51%/45%/86%

The Orlando wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 7th in the league, which is good for 6th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 12th in BBS.

8. Michael Redd (SG) Wizards - 1.18 PPS, 17.1 PPG, 51%/45%/86%

The Washington wing's 1.18 points per shot ranks 8th in the league, which is good for 7th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 14th in BBS.

9. Steve Nash (PG) Kings - 1.17 PPS, 29.2 PPG, 52%/43%/93%

The Sacramento point guard's 1.17 points per shot ranks 9th in the league, which is good for 1st among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 3rd in BBS.

10. Joe Johnson (SG) Nets - 1.17 PPS, 26.5 PPG, 48%/47%/86%

The New Jersey wing's 1.17 points per shot ranks 10th in the league, which is good for 8th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 6th in BBS.

11. Dejan Bodiroga (SG) 76ers - 1.16 PPS, 13.2 PPG, 51%/46%/79%

The Philadelphia wing's 1.16 points per shot ranks 11th in the league, which is good for 9th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 18th in BBS.

12. Gilbert Arenas (PG) Pacers - 1.16 PPS, 33.9 PPG, 51%/44%/90%

The Indiana point guard's 1.16 points per shot ranks 12th in the league, which is good for 2nd among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 9th in BBS.

13. Mike Bibby (PG) Celtics - 1.16 PPS, 25.5 PPG, 51%/44%/82%

The Boston point guard's 1.16 points per shot ranks 13th in the league, which is good for 3rd among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 12th in BBS.


LIGHTS OUT

14. Arvydas Macijauskas (SG) Pacers - 1.15 PPS, 24.7 PPG, 51%/42%/81%

The Indiana wing's 1.15 points per shot ranks 14th in the league, which is good for 10th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 20th in BBS.

15. Predrag Stojakovic (SF) Wizards - 1.15 PPS, 24.9 PPG, 50%/43%/81%

The Washington wing's 1.15 points per shot ranks 15th in the league, which is good for 2nd among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 26th in BBS.

16. Damon Stoudamire (PG) Cavaliers - 1.15 PPS, 14.3 PPG, 51%/46%/80%

The Cleveland point guard's 1.15 points per shot ranks 16th in the league, which is good for 4th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 7th in BBS.

17. Tim Duncan (PF) Clippers - 1.15 PPS, 30.2 PPG, 49%/00%/86%

The Clipper big man's 1.15 points per shot ranks 17th in the league, which is good for 1st among power forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 34th in BBS.

18. Eddie Jones (SG) Trail Blazers - 1.15 PPS, 14.4 PPG, 51%/44%/84%

The Portland wing's 1.15 points per shot ranks 18th in the league, which is good for 11th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 16th in BBS.

19. Manu Ginobili (SG) Lakers - 1.14 PPS, 26.5 PPG, 49%/43%/84%

The Laker wing's 1.14 points per shot ranks 19th in the league, which is good for 12th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 21st in BBS.

20. Tracy McGrady (SF) Spurs - 1.14 PPS, 25.3 PPG, 48%/44%/81%

The San Antonio wing's 1.14 points per shot ranks 20th in the league, which is good for 3rd among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 16th in BBS.

21. Chauncey Billups (PG) Knicks - 1.14 PPS, 26 PPG, 48%/47%/84%

The New York point guard's 1.14 points per shot ranks 21st in the league, which is good for 5th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 6th in BBS.

22. Mehmet Okur (C) Nets - 1.14 PPS, 19.5 PPG, 49%/45%/82%

The New Jersey big man's 1.14 points per shot ranks 22nd in the league, which is good for 1st among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 35th in BBS.


STILL SCORCHING

23. Dirk Nowitzki (SF) Lakers - 1.13 PPS, 28.3 PPG, 49%/41%/86%

The Laker wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 23rd in the league, which is good for 4th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 37th in BBS.

24. Joe Smith (SF) Trail Blazers - 1.13 PPS, 15.1 PPG, 52%/00%/76%

The Portland wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 24th in the league, which is good for 5th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 2nd in BBS.

25. Richard Jefferson (SF) Wizards - 1.13 PPS, 13.5 PPG, 50%/38%/78%

The Washington wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 25th in the league, which is good for 6th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 25th in BBS.

26. Glenn Robinson (SF) Hawks - 1.13 PPS, 29.3 PPG, 49%/41%/80%

The Atlanta wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 26th in the league, which is good for 7th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 36th in BBS.

27. Earl Watson (PG) Jazz - 1.13 PPS, 10.7 PPG, 51%/39%/79%

The Utah point guard's 1.13 points per shot ranks 27th in the league, which is good for 6th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 21st in BBS.

28. Steve Francis (PG) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 49%/43%/84%

The Philadelphia point guard's 1.13 points per shot ranks 28th in the league, which is good for 7th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 24th in BBS.

29. Antawn Jamison (SF) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 22.8 PPG, 53%/37%/75%

The Philadelphia wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 29th in the league, which is good for 8th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 1st in BBS.

30. Yao Ming (C) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 20.5 PPG, 48%/00%/83%

The Philadelphia big man's 1.13 points per shot ranks 30th in the league, which is good for 2nd among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 58th in BBS.

31. Grant Hill (SF) Bucks - 1.13 PPS, 23.5 PPG, 47%/46%/81%

The Milwaukee wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 31st in the league, which is good for 9th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 9th in BBS.

32. Larry Johnson (SF) Clippers - 1.13 PPS, 24.7 PPG, 51%/36%/87%

The Clipper wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 32nd in the league, which is good for 10th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 11th in BBS.

33. Michael Finley (SG) Heat - 1.13 PPS, 18.5 PPG, 48%/42%/83%

The Miami wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 33rd in the league, which is good for 13th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 35th in BBS.

34. Damon Jones (PG) Hawks - 1.12 PPS, 17.1 PPG, 50%/43%/78%

The Atlanta point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 34th in the league, which is good for 8th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 21st in BBS.

35. Carmelo Anthony (SF) Nuggets - 1.12 PPS, 25.7 PPG, 50%/40%/86%

The Denver wing's 1.12 points per shot ranks 35th in the league, which is good for 11th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 24th in BBS.

36. Tony Parker (PG) Raptors - 1.12 PPS, 29.9 PPG, 51%/40%/83%

The Toronto point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 36th in the league, which is good for 9th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 16th in BBS.

37. Zach Randolph (C) Heat - 1.12 PPS, 24.2 PPG, 49%/34%/85%

The Miami big man's 1.12 points per shot ranks 37th in the league, which is good for 3rd among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 45th in BBS.

38. Jamal Crawford (PG) Spurs - 1.12 PPS, 27.6 PPG, 52%/40%/81%

The San Antonio point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 38th in the league, which is good for 10th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 4th in BBS.

39. Courtney Alexander (SG) Raptors - 1.12 PPS, 14 PPG, 47%/45%/86%

The Toronto wing's 1.12 points per shot ranks 39th in the league, which is good for 14th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from the line, where he is 42nd in BBS.

40. Stephon Marbury (PG) Nets - 1.12 PPS, 21.9 PPG, 49%/40%/90%

The New Jersey point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 40th in the league, which is good for 11th among point guards. His best ranking is from the line, where he is 20th in BBS.

41. Jason Richardson (SG) Timberwolves - 1.12 PPS, 18.6 PPG, 48%/43%/82%

The Minnesota wing's 1.12 points per shot ranks 41st in the league, which is good for 15th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 19th in BBS.


HEATING UP

42. Leandro Barbosa (PG) Magic - 1.11 PPS, 22.3 PPG, 50%/43%/81%

The Orlando point guard's 1.11 points per shot ranks 42nd in the league, which is good for 12th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 23rd in BBS.

43. Stephen Jackson (SG) Knicks - 1.11 PPS, 21.4 PPG, 48%/43%/81%

The New York wing's 1.11 points per shot ranks 43rd in the league, which is good for 16th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 19th in BBS.

44. Sarunas Jasikevicius (PG) Hawks - 1.11 PPS, 13.1 PPG, 48%/45%/87%

The Atlanta point guard's 1.11 points per shot ranks 44th in the league, which is good for 13th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 11th in BBS.

45. James Posey (SF) Suns - 1.11 PPS, 16.9 PPG, 43%/50%/87%

The Phoenix wing's 1.11 points per shot ranks 45th in the league, which is good for 12th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 1st in BBS.

46. Josh Howard (SF) Raptors - 1.11 PPS, 19.9 PPG, 48%/42%/75%

The Toronto wing's 1.11 points per shot ranks 46th in the league, which is good for 13th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 29th in BBS.

47. Brian Grant (PF) Bucks - 1.11 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 51%/00%/73%

The Milwaukee big man's 1.11 points per shot ranks 47th in the league, which is good for 2nd among power forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 19th in BBS.

48. Khalid El-Amin (PG) Clippers - 1.10 PPS, 13 PPG, 49%/42%/78%

The Clipper point guard's 1.10 points per shot ranks 48th in the league, which is good for 14th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 39th in BBS.

49. Rashard Lewis (SF) Magic - 1.10 PPS, 16.4 PPG, 48%/42%/82%

The Orlando wing's 1.10 points per shot ranks 49th in the league, which is good for 14th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 33rd in BBS.

50. DerMarr Johnson (SF) Pacers - 1.10 PPS, 12.1 PPG, 47%/41%/83%

The Indiana wing's 1.10 points per shot ranks 50th in the league, which is good for 15th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 38th in BBS.


51-75

51. Tayshaun Prince (SF) Jazz - 1.10 PPS, 20.8 PPG, 45%/43%/88%

52. Ron Artest (SF) Pistons - 1.09 PPS, 16.6 PPG, 44%/49%/79%

53. Jason Kidd (PG) Lakers - 1.09 PPS, 22.9 PPG, 49%/38%/84%

54. Udonis Haslem (C) Wizards - 1.09 PPS, 14.6 PPG, 45%/00%/84%

55. Eddy Curry (C) Super Sonics - 1.09 PPS, 23.8 PPG, 52%/00%/64%

56. Jason Terry (PG) Wizards - 1.09 PPS, 17.8 PPG, 49%/37%/87%

57. Caron Butler (SG) Timberwolves - 1.08 PPS, 23.8 PPG, 49%/37%/78%

58. Mike Miller (SF) Nets - 1.08 PPS, 15 PPG, 48%/40%/82%

59. John Salmons (SF) Hornets - 1.08 PPS, 13.6 PPG, 48%/41%/83%

60. Dwyane Wade (SG) Mavericks - 1.08 PPS, 23.3 PPG, 49%/38%/85%

61. Kevin Garnett (PF) Cavaliers - 1.08 PPS, 24.9 PPG, 46%/31%/81%

62. Corey Maggette (SF) Bucks - 1.08 PPS, 22.2 PPG, 49%/34%/82%

63. Paul Pierce (SF) Timberwolves - 1.08 PPS, 23.5 PPG, 47%/40%/79%

64. Jose Calderon (PG) Heat - 1.08 PPS, 15.2 PPG, 47%/43%/82%

65. William Avery (PG) Bulls - 1.08 PPS, 16.1 PPG, 48%/42%/75%

66. Keith Van Horn (SF) Cavaliers - 1.07 PPS, 23.8 PPG, 48%/36%/80%

67. Kyle Korver (SF) Rockets - 1.07 PPS, 11.1 PPG, 46%/42%/83%

68. Nick Van Exel (PG) Super Sonics - 1.07 PPS, 17.8 PPG, 47%/40%/84%

69. Rasheed Wallace (PF) Celtics - 1.07 PPS, 17.9 PPG, 47%/44%/72%

70. Alonzo Mourning (C) Knicks - 1.07 PPS, 20.4 PPG, 49%/13%/68%

71. Shawn Kemp (C) Lakers - 1.07 PPS, 11.5 PPG, 48%/00%/72%

72. Shawn Marion (PF) Trail Blazers - 1.07 PPS, 18.6 PPG, 46%/30%/81%

73. LeBron James (SF) Jazz - 1.07 PPS, 24 PPG, 46%/39%/78%

74. Raef LaFrentz (PF) Trail Blazers - 1.06 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 47%/40%/77%

75. Milos Vujanic (PG) Bucks - 1.06 PPS, 12.4 PPG, 45%/40%/83%

76-100

76. Earl Boykins (PG) Spurs - 1.06 PPS, 13.3 PPG, 45%/46%/74%

77. Jalen Rose (SG) Knicks - 1.06 PPS, 20.2 PPG, 49%/36%/75%

78. Lamar Odom (SF) Spurs - 1.06 PPS, 16.2 PPG, 46%/43%/63%

79. Cuttino Mobley (SG) Trail Blazers - 1.06 PPS, 10.4 PPG, 46%/43%/74%

80. Shane Battier (SF) Celtics - 1.06 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 44%/42%/73%

81. Kirk Hinrich (PG) Warriors - 1.06 PPS, 11 PPG, 48%/37%/86%

82. Jamal Mashburn (SF) Spurs - 1.06 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 48%/35%/79%

83. Chris Webber (PF) 76ers - 1.06 PPS, 22.5 PPG, 48%/00%/72%

84. Antoine Walker (SF) Celtics - 1.06 PPS, 24 PPG, 48%/37%/70%

85. Baron Davis (PG) Nuggets - 1.05 PPS, 12.7 PPG, 44%/43%/72%

86. Andrei Kirilenko (SF) Hornets - 1.05 PPS, 17.3 PPG, 47%/38%/79%

87. Quentin Richardson (SG) Nuggets - 1.05 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 45%/45%/64%

88. Monty Williams (SG) Suns - 1.05 PPS, 13 PPG, 47%/38%/81%

89. Larry Hughes (SG) Bulls - 1.05 PPS, 19.1 PPG, 46%/37%/84%

90. Latrell Sprewell (SG) Warriors - 1.04 PPS, 13 PPG, 44%/44%/75%

91. Ron Mercer (SF) Spurs - 1.04 PPS, 10.2 PPG, 50%/30%/79%

92. Shandon Anderson (SG) Nuggets - 1.04 PPS, 10 PPG, 46%/41%/71%

93. Andre Miller (PG) 76ers - 1.03 PPS, 15.5 PPG, 45%/38%/85%

94. Tim Thomas (SF) Kings - 1.03 PPS, 14 PPG, 45%/37%/83%

95. Anfernee Hardaway (SF) Bucks - 1.03 PPS, 10.5 PPG, 48%/35%/71%

96. Drew Gooden (C) Timberwolves - 1.03 PPS, 15.9 PPG, 45%/37%/79%

97. Jerome Moiso (PF) Rockets - 1.03 PPS, 15.5 PPG, 46%/40%/71%

98. Ronald Murray (SG) Grizzlies - 1.03 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 46%/37%/80%

99. Shaquille O'Neal (C) Super Sonics - 1.03 PPS, 22.8 PPG, 50%/00%/51%

100. Amar'e Stoudemire (PF) Bulls - 1.03 PPS, 22.4 PPG, 46%/00%/66%

101-125

101. Jason Williams (PG) Suns - 1.02 PPS, 21.2 PPG, 46%/36%/79%

102. Paccelis Morlende (PG) Hornets - 1.02 PPS, 11.9 PPG, 47%/29%/87%

103. Chris Bosh (PF) Timberwolves - 1.02 PPS, 17.6 PPG, 45%/33%/75%

104. Richard Hamilton (SG) Suns - 1.02 PPS, 12.7 PPG, 47%/36%/81%

105. Pau Gasol (C) Suns - 1.02 PPS, 15.3 PPG, 46%/17%/75%

106. Vin Baker (PF) Clippers - 1.01 PPS, 10.2 PPG, 45%/33%/73%

107. David West (C) Trail Blazers - 1.01 PPS, 11.6 PPG, 44%/00%/78%

108. Marc Jackson (C) Cavaliers - 1.01 PPS, 11.4 PPG, 43%/39%/76%

109. Bobby Jackson (PG) Rockets - 1.01 PPS, 21.3 PPG, 46%/36%/86%

110. Charlie Bell (SG) Warriors - 1.01 PPS, 10.8 PPG, 48%/29%/80%

111. Zydrunas Ilgauskas (C) Hornets - 1.00 PPS, 15.1 PPG, 44%/00%/73%

112. Marcus Camby (PF) Magic - 1.00 PPS, 11.7 PPG, 45%/13%/65%

113. Elton Brand (PF) Hornets - 1.00 PPS, 18.1 PPG, 46%/00%/64%

114. Maurice Taylor (SF) Mavericks - 1.00 PPS, 10 PPG, 45%/75%/70%

115. Gerald Wallace (PF) Warriors - 0.99 PPS, 24.1 PPG, 45%/23%/70%

116. DeShawn Stevenson (SG) Warriors - 0.99 PPS, 13.1 PPG, 43%/39%/77%

117. Gary Trent (PF) Magic - 0.99 PPS, 12.1 PPG, 47%/09%/56%

118. Marcus Fizer (SF) Super Sonics - 0.99 PPS, 11.4 PPG, 45%/43%/71%

119. Dale Davis (PF) Hawks - 0.99 PPS, 10.8 PPG, 44%/20%/67%

120. Chris Mihm (C) Pistons - 0.99 PPS, 14.7 PPG, 42%/00%/78%

121. Carlos Boozer (PF) Bucks - 0.98 PPS, 11.1 PPG, 44%/00%/71%

122. Antonio McDyess (PF) Super Sonics - 0.98 PPS, 14.5 PPG, 46%/14%/59%

123. Etan Thomas (C) Rockets - 0.98 PPS, 10.3 PPG, 43%/00%/71%

124. Chucky Atkins (PG) Trail Blazers - 0.98 PPS, 13.8 PPG, 44%/35%/77%

125. Jermaine O'Neal (C) Lakers - 0.97 PPS, 16 PPG, 42%/00%/71%

126-End

126. Alvin Williams (PG) Clippers - 0.97 PPS, 10.6 PPG, 45%/34%/65%

127. Tyson Chandler (PF) Suns - 0.97 PPS, 13.9 PPG, 44%/00%/62%

128. Marquis Daniels (SF) Celtics - 0.97 PPS, 10.9 PPG, 45%/33%/68%

129. Eric Snow (PG) Grizzlies - 0.97 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 46%/27%/77%

130. Malik Rose (PF) Nets - 0.97 PPS, 10.8 PPG, 43%/17%/71%

131. Gary Payton (PG) Super Sonics - 0.96 PPS, 13.2 PPG, 42%/32%/76%

132. Nazr Mohammed (C) Nuggets - 0.94 PPS, 10.6 PPG, 42%/00%/68%

133. Theo Ratliff (PF) Celtics - 0.93 PPS, 10.1 PPG, 41%/00%/69%

134. Michael Olowokandi (C) Clippers - 0.93 PPS, 13 PPG, 43%/00%/55%

135. Tom Gugliotta (SF) Pacers - 0.93 PPS, 12.9 PPG, 41%/20%/74%

136. Kenyon Martin (PF) Pistons - 0.91 PPS, 18.4 PPG, 42%/00%/59%

137. Ousmane Cisse (C) Jazz - 0.90 PPS, 10.3 PPG, 43%/00%/55%

138. Ben Wallace (C) Kings - 0.89 PPS, 11.2 PPG, 44%/00%/41%

[frangie]

Love to see JJ and Arenas ahead of Duncan!

[footy]

Ray Allen 3rd in the league yet no love, crazy times we live in.

[JR]

Good article!

[ashes]

4 in the top 50 seems nice

[Andrew]

really nice article

[Erbes]

Jul 2, 2020 19:13:07 GMT -8 ashes said:

4 in the top 50 seems nice

stfu

[Erbes]

i fixed marbury. you're welcome league.

[Stevie B]

11. Dejan Bodiroga (SG) 76ers - 1.16 PPS, 13.2 PPG, 51%/46%/79%
The Philadelphia wing's 1.16 points per shot ranks 11th in the league, which is good for 9th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 18th in BBS.

28. Steve Francis (PG) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 49%/43%/84%
The Philadelphia point guard's 1.13 points per shot ranks 28th in the league, which is good for 7th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 24th in BBS.

29. Antawn Jamison (SF) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 22.8 PPG, 53%/37%/75%
The Philadelphia wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 29th in the league, which is good for 8th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 1st in BBS.

30. Yao Ming (C) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 20.5 PPG, 48%/00%/83%
The Philadelphia big man's 1.13 points per shot ranks 30th in the league, which is good for 2nd among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 58th in BBS.

whoa! 

[frangie]

Jul 2, 2020 20:47:46 GMT -8 Stevie B said:

11. Dejan Bodiroga (SG) 76ers - 1.16 PPS, 13.2 PPG, 51%/46%/79%
The Philadelphia wing's 1.16 points per shot ranks 11th in the league, which is good for 9th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 18th in BBS.

28. Steve Francis (PG) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 49%/43%/84%
The Philadelphia point guard's 1.13 points per shot ranks 28th in the league, which is good for 7th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 24th in BBS.

29. Antawn Jamison (SF) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 22.8 PPG, 53%/37%/75%
The Philadelphia wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 29th in the league, which is good for 8th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 1st in BBS.

30. Yao Ming (C) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 20.5 PPG, 48%/00%/83%
The Philadelphia big man's 1.13 points per shot ranks 30th in the league, which is good for 2nd among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 58th in BBS.

whoa! 

Nice!

[frangie]

Need a few more votes!

[GAME]

Got u

[greeme]

Jul 3, 2020 4:24:05 GMT -8 GAME said:

Got u

[Orlando Magic Johnson]

Awesome job! Ricky!!

[Orlando Magic Johnson]

Eddie at 18!

[Mark]

Man. This article was fuckin awesome

[jahallstar]

3 in top 25....5 in top 55

[greeme]

Okur is insane

[greeme]

Figure out efficiency taking account position and he is by far and away the best

[the original michael]

Jul 2, 2020 19:08:34 GMT -8 frangie said:

Love to see JJ and Arenas ahead of Duncan!

Of course they’ll be higher since they shoot the 3

[greeme]

Jul 3, 2020 5:25:48 GMT -8 the original michael said:

Jul 2, 2020 19:08:34 GMT -8 frangie said:

Love to see JJ and Arenas ahead of Duncan!

Of course they’ll be higher since they shoot the 3

[2 years left]

Damon is a top 20 player! Come get him!

[Spencer]

Frongi AC Done.

[manasrai]

Jul 2, 2020 19:07:15 GMT -8 frangie said:

PRELUDE

Our Hero Spencer is a simming machine, and that has already about to begin season five of the BBS reboot. I love efficient scorers, so I decided to take another look at how players ranked efficiency wise last season. To do so, you need to know FGA and FTA as well as points. Points is easy to get off the roster pages, but FGA and FTA not so much…

I wrote code that pulls in every single player’s FGA, FGM, FTA, FTM, 3PA, and 3PM. It took me longer to write the code than to go to the site and copy and paste every player’s page… But it works now!

Below is every player over 9.9 PPG, ranked by points per shot! That’s one measure of efficiency I really like. There are 134, see where your guys check in!

THE FINE PRINT

My points per shot calculation = points/(FGA + FTA/2.2). FTA are divided by 2.2 to account for and-ones and three point shot fouls. Note this does not consider turnovers at all!

Only players with 10+ ppg and 10+ games were considered. Note the format is 2P%/3P%/FT%. For three point % rankings only, I set a minimum of four three point attempts per game.

Please note the teams the guys are on are based on the end of last year. Sorry not sorry!

THE LIST

Kobe is #1 and Ben Wallace is dead-last, but how do they fall in-between?

HE STANDS ALONE

1. Kobe Bryant (SG) Kings - 1.25 PPS, 33 PPG, 51%/50%/94%

The Sacramento wing's 1.25 points per shot ranks 1st in the league, which is good for 1st among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 2nd in BBS.


ULTRA-EFFICIENT

2. Allan Houston (SG) Hornets - 1.21 PPS, 27.3 PPG, 51%/45%/93%

The New Orleans wing's 1.21 points per shot ranks 2nd in the league, which is good for 2nd among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 12th in BBS.

3. Ray Allen (SG) Hawks - 1.21 PPS, 28.7 PPG, 50%/48%/86%

The Atlanta wing's 1.21 points per shot ranks 3rd in the league, which is good for 3rd among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 5th in BBS.

4. Vince Carter (SF) Rockets - 1.19 PPS, 21.9 PPG, 49%/48%/88%

The Houston wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 4th in the league, which is good for 1st among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 4th in BBS.

5. Ricky Davis (SG) Heat - 1.19 PPS, 29.4 PPG, 51%/42%/93%

The Miami wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 5th in the league, which is good for 4th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 10th in BBS.

6. Dimitris Diamantidis (SG) Rockets - 1.19 PPS, 24.4 PPG, 52%/42%/90%

The Houston wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 6th in the league, which is good for 5th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 5th in BBS.

7. Allen Iverson (SG) Magic - 1.19 PPS, 34.7 PPG, 51%/45%/86%

The Orlando wing's 1.19 points per shot ranks 7th in the league, which is good for 6th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 12th in BBS.

8. Michael Redd (SG) Wizards - 1.18 PPS, 17.1 PPG, 51%/45%/86%

The Washington wing's 1.18 points per shot ranks 8th in the league, which is good for 7th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 14th in BBS.

9. Steve Nash (PG) Kings - 1.17 PPS, 29.2 PPG, 52%/43%/93%

The Sacramento point guard's 1.17 points per shot ranks 9th in the league, which is good for 1st among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 3rd in BBS.

10. Joe Johnson (SG) Nets - 1.17 PPS, 26.5 PPG, 48%/47%/86%

The New Jersey wing's 1.17 points per shot ranks 10th in the league, which is good for 8th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 6th in BBS.

11. Dejan Bodiroga (SG) 76ers - 1.16 PPS, 13.2 PPG, 51%/46%/79%

The Philadelphia wing's 1.16 points per shot ranks 11th in the league, which is good for 9th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 18th in BBS.

12. Gilbert Arenas (PG) Pacers - 1.16 PPS, 33.9 PPG, 51%/44%/90%

The Indiana point guard's 1.16 points per shot ranks 12th in the league, which is good for 2nd among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 9th in BBS.

13. Mike Bibby (PG) Celtics - 1.16 PPS, 25.5 PPG, 51%/44%/82%

The Boston point guard's 1.16 points per shot ranks 13th in the league, which is good for 3rd among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 12th in BBS.


LIGHTS OUT

14. Arvydas Macijauskas (SG) Pacers - 1.15 PPS, 24.7 PPG, 51%/42%/81%

The Indiana wing's 1.15 points per shot ranks 14th in the league, which is good for 10th among shooting guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 20th in BBS.

15. Predrag Stojakovic (SF) Wizards - 1.15 PPS, 24.9 PPG, 50%/43%/81%

The Washington wing's 1.15 points per shot ranks 15th in the league, which is good for 2nd among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 26th in BBS.

16. Damon Stoudamire (PG) Cavaliers - 1.15 PPS, 14.3 PPG, 51%/46%/80%

The Cleveland point guard's 1.15 points per shot ranks 16th in the league, which is good for 4th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 7th in BBS.

17. Tim Duncan (PF) Clippers - 1.15 PPS, 30.2 PPG, 49%/00%/86%

The Clipper big man's 1.15 points per shot ranks 17th in the league, which is good for 1st among power forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 34th in BBS.

18. Eddie Jones (SG) Trail Blazers - 1.15 PPS, 14.4 PPG, 51%/44%/84%

The Portland wing's 1.15 points per shot ranks 18th in the league, which is good for 11th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 16th in BBS.

19. Manu Ginobili (SG) Lakers - 1.14 PPS, 26.5 PPG, 49%/43%/84%

The Laker wing's 1.14 points per shot ranks 19th in the league, which is good for 12th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 21st in BBS.

20. Tracy McGrady (SF) Spurs - 1.14 PPS, 25.3 PPG, 48%/44%/81%

The San Antonio wing's 1.14 points per shot ranks 20th in the league, which is good for 3rd among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 16th in BBS.

21. Chauncey Billups (PG) Knicks - 1.14 PPS, 26 PPG, 48%/47%/84%

The New York point guard's 1.14 points per shot ranks 21st in the league, which is good for 5th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 6th in BBS.

22. Mehmet Okur (C) Nets - 1.14 PPS, 19.5 PPG, 49%/45%/82%

The New Jersey big man's 1.14 points per shot ranks 22nd in the league, which is good for 1st among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 35th in BBS.


STILL SCORCHING

23. Dirk Nowitzki (SF) Lakers - 1.13 PPS, 28.3 PPG, 49%/41%/86%

The Laker wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 23rd in the league, which is good for 4th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 37th in BBS.

24. Joe Smith (SF) Trail Blazers - 1.13 PPS, 15.1 PPG, 52%/00%/76%

The Portland wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 24th in the league, which is good for 5th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 2nd in BBS.

25. Richard Jefferson (SF) Wizards - 1.13 PPS, 13.5 PPG, 50%/38%/78%

The Washington wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 25th in the league, which is good for 6th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 25th in BBS.

26. Glenn Robinson (SF) Hawks - 1.13 PPS, 29.3 PPG, 49%/41%/80%

The Atlanta wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 26th in the league, which is good for 7th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 36th in BBS.

27. Earl Watson (PG) Jazz - 1.13 PPS, 10.7 PPG, 51%/39%/79%

The Utah point guard's 1.13 points per shot ranks 27th in the league, which is good for 6th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 21st in BBS.

28. Steve Francis (PG) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 49%/43%/84%

The Philadelphia point guard's 1.13 points per shot ranks 28th in the league, which is good for 7th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 24th in BBS.

29. Antawn Jamison (SF) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 22.8 PPG, 53%/37%/75%

The Philadelphia wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 29th in the league, which is good for 8th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 1st in BBS.

30. Yao Ming (C) 76ers - 1.13 PPS, 20.5 PPG, 48%/00%/83%

The Philadelphia big man's 1.13 points per shot ranks 30th in the league, which is good for 2nd among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 58th in BBS.

31. Grant Hill (SF) Bucks - 1.13 PPS, 23.5 PPG, 47%/46%/81%

The Milwaukee wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 31st in the league, which is good for 9th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 9th in BBS.

32. Larry Johnson (SF) Clippers - 1.13 PPS, 24.7 PPG, 51%/36%/87%

The Clipper wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 32nd in the league, which is good for 10th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 11th in BBS.

33. Michael Finley (SG) Heat - 1.13 PPS, 18.5 PPG, 48%/42%/83%

The Miami wing's 1.13 points per shot ranks 33rd in the league, which is good for 13th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 35th in BBS.

34. Damon Jones (PG) Hawks - 1.12 PPS, 17.1 PPG, 50%/43%/78%

The Atlanta point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 34th in the league, which is good for 8th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 21st in BBS.

35. Carmelo Anthony (SF) Nuggets - 1.12 PPS, 25.7 PPG, 50%/40%/86%

The Denver wing's 1.12 points per shot ranks 35th in the league, which is good for 11th among small forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 24th in BBS.

36. Tony Parker (PG) Raptors - 1.12 PPS, 29.9 PPG, 51%/40%/83%

The Toronto point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 36th in the league, which is good for 9th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 16th in BBS.

37. Zach Randolph (C) Heat - 1.12 PPS, 24.2 PPG, 49%/34%/85%

The Miami big man's 1.12 points per shot ranks 37th in the league, which is good for 3rd among centers. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 45th in BBS.

38. Jamal Crawford (PG) Spurs - 1.12 PPS, 27.6 PPG, 52%/40%/81%

The San Antonio point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 38th in the league, which is good for 10th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 4th in BBS.

39. Courtney Alexander (SG) Raptors - 1.12 PPS, 14 PPG, 47%/45%/86%

The Toronto wing's 1.12 points per shot ranks 39th in the league, which is good for 14th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from the line, where he is 42nd in BBS.

40. Stephon Marbury (PG) Nets - 1.12 PPS, 21.9 PPG, 49%/40%/90%

The New Jersey point guard's 1.12 points per shot ranks 40th in the league, which is good for 11th among point guards. His best ranking is from the line, where he is 20th in BBS.

41. Jason Richardson (SG) Timberwolves - 1.12 PPS, 18.6 PPG, 48%/43%/82%

The Minnesota wing's 1.12 points per shot ranks 41st in the league, which is good for 15th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 19th in BBS.


HEATING UP

42. Leandro Barbosa (PG) Magic - 1.11 PPS, 22.3 PPG, 50%/43%/81%

The Orlando point guard's 1.11 points per shot ranks 42nd in the league, which is good for 12th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 23rd in BBS.

43. Stephen Jackson (SG) Knicks - 1.11 PPS, 21.4 PPG, 48%/43%/81%

The New York wing's 1.11 points per shot ranks 43rd in the league, which is good for 16th among shooting guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 19th in BBS.

44. Sarunas Jasikevicius (PG) Hawks - 1.11 PPS, 13.1 PPG, 48%/45%/87%

The Atlanta point guard's 1.11 points per shot ranks 44th in the league, which is good for 13th among point guards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 11th in BBS.

45. James Posey (SF) Suns - 1.11 PPS, 16.9 PPG, 43%/50%/87%

The Phoenix wing's 1.11 points per shot ranks 45th in the league, which is good for 12th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 1st in BBS.

46. Josh Howard (SF) Raptors - 1.11 PPS, 19.9 PPG, 48%/42%/75%

The Toronto wing's 1.11 points per shot ranks 46th in the league, which is good for 13th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 29th in BBS.

47. Brian Grant (PF) Bucks - 1.11 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 51%/00%/73%

The Milwaukee big man's 1.11 points per shot ranks 47th in the league, which is good for 2nd among power forwards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 19th in BBS.

48. Khalid El-Amin (PG) Clippers - 1.10 PPS, 13 PPG, 49%/42%/78%

The Clipper point guard's 1.10 points per shot ranks 48th in the league, which is good for 14th among point guards. His best ranking is inside the arc, where he is 39th in BBS.

49. Rashard Lewis (SF) Magic - 1.10 PPS, 16.4 PPG, 48%/42%/82%

The Orlando wing's 1.10 points per shot ranks 49th in the league, which is good for 14th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 33rd in BBS.

50. DerMarr Johnson (SF) Pacers - 1.10 PPS, 12.1 PPG, 47%/41%/83%

The Indiana wing's 1.10 points per shot ranks 50th in the league, which is good for 15th among small forwards. His best ranking is from long-range, where he is 38th in BBS.


51-75

51. Tayshaun Prince (SF) Jazz - 1.10 PPS, 20.8 PPG, 45%/43%/88%

52. Ron Artest (SF) Pistons - 1.09 PPS, 16.6 PPG, 44%/49%/79%

53. Jason Kidd (PG) Lakers - 1.09 PPS, 22.9 PPG, 49%/38%/84%

54. Udonis Haslem (C) Wizards - 1.09 PPS, 14.6 PPG, 45%/00%/84%

55. Eddy Curry (C) Super Sonics - 1.09 PPS, 23.8 PPG, 52%/00%/64%

56. Jason Terry (PG) Wizards - 1.09 PPS, 17.8 PPG, 49%/37%/87%

57. Caron Butler (SG) Timberwolves - 1.08 PPS, 23.8 PPG, 49%/37%/78%

58. Mike Miller (SF) Nets - 1.08 PPS, 15 PPG, 48%/40%/82%

59. John Salmons (SF) Hornets - 1.08 PPS, 13.6 PPG, 48%/41%/83%

60. Dwyane Wade (SG) Mavericks - 1.08 PPS, 23.3 PPG, 49%/38%/85%

61. Kevin Garnett (PF) Cavaliers - 1.08 PPS, 24.9 PPG, 46%/31%/81%

62. Corey Maggette (SF) Bucks - 1.08 PPS, 22.2 PPG, 49%/34%/82%

63. Paul Pierce (SF) Timberwolves - 1.08 PPS, 23.5 PPG, 47%/40%/79%

64. Jose Calderon (PG) Heat - 1.08 PPS, 15.2 PPG, 47%/43%/82%

65. William Avery (PG) Bulls - 1.08 PPS, 16.1 PPG, 48%/42%/75%

66. Keith Van Horn (SF) Cavaliers - 1.07 PPS, 23.8 PPG, 48%/36%/80%

67. Kyle Korver (SF) Rockets - 1.07 PPS, 11.1 PPG, 46%/42%/83%

68. Nick Van Exel (PG) Super Sonics - 1.07 PPS, 17.8 PPG, 47%/40%/84%

69. Rasheed Wallace (PF) Celtics - 1.07 PPS, 17.9 PPG, 47%/44%/72%

70. Alonzo Mourning (C) Knicks - 1.07 PPS, 20.4 PPG, 49%/13%/68%

71. Shawn Kemp (C) Lakers - 1.07 PPS, 11.5 PPG, 48%/00%/72%

72. Shawn Marion (PF) Trail Blazers - 1.07 PPS, 18.6 PPG, 46%/30%/81%

73. LeBron James (SF) Jazz - 1.07 PPS, 24 PPG, 46%/39%/78%

74. Raef LaFrentz (PF) Trail Blazers - 1.06 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 47%/40%/77%

75. Milos Vujanic (PG) Bucks - 1.06 PPS, 12.4 PPG, 45%/40%/83%

76-100

76. Earl Boykins (PG) Spurs - 1.06 PPS, 13.3 PPG, 45%/46%/74%

77. Jalen Rose (SG) Knicks - 1.06 PPS, 20.2 PPG, 49%/36%/75%

78. Lamar Odom (SF) Spurs - 1.06 PPS, 16.2 PPG, 46%/43%/63%

79. Cuttino Mobley (SG) Trail Blazers - 1.06 PPS, 10.4 PPG, 46%/43%/74%

80. Shane Battier (SF) Celtics - 1.06 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 44%/42%/73%

81. Kirk Hinrich (PG) Warriors - 1.06 PPS, 11 PPG, 48%/37%/86%

82. Jamal Mashburn (SF) Spurs - 1.06 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 48%/35%/79%

83. Chris Webber (PF) 76ers - 1.06 PPS, 22.5 PPG, 48%/00%/72%

84. Antoine Walker (SF) Celtics - 1.06 PPS, 24 PPG, 48%/37%/70%

85. Baron Davis (PG) Nuggets - 1.05 PPS, 12.7 PPG, 44%/43%/72%

86. Andrei Kirilenko (SF) Hornets - 1.05 PPS, 17.3 PPG, 47%/38%/79%

87. Quentin Richardson (SG) Nuggets - 1.05 PPS, 14.9 PPG, 45%/45%/64%

88. Monty Williams (SG) Suns - 1.05 PPS, 13 PPG, 47%/38%/81%

89. Larry Hughes (SG) Bulls - 1.05 PPS, 19.1 PPG, 46%/37%/84%

90. Latrell Sprewell (SG) Warriors - 1.04 PPS, 13 PPG, 44%/44%/75%

91. Ron Mercer (SF) Spurs - 1.04 PPS, 10.2 PPG, 50%/30%/79%

92. Shandon Anderson (SG) Nuggets - 1.04 PPS, 10 PPG, 46%/41%/71%

93. Andre Miller (PG) 76ers - 1.03 PPS, 15.5 PPG, 45%/38%/85%

94. Tim Thomas (SF) Kings - 1.03 PPS, 14 PPG, 45%/37%/83%

95. Anfernee Hardaway (SF) Bucks - 1.03 PPS, 10.5 PPG, 48%/35%/71%

96. Drew Gooden (C) Timberwolves - 1.03 PPS, 15.9 PPG, 45%/37%/79%

97. Jerome Moiso (PF) Rockets - 1.03 PPS, 15.5 PPG, 46%/40%/71%

98. Ronald Murray (SG) Grizzlies - 1.03 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 46%/37%/80%

99. Shaquille O'Neal (C) Super Sonics - 1.03 PPS, 22.8 PPG, 50%/00%/51%

100. Amar'e Stoudemire (PF) Bulls - 1.03 PPS, 22.4 PPG, 46%/00%/66%

101-125

101. Jason Williams (PG) Suns - 1.02 PPS, 21.2 PPG, 46%/36%/79%

102. Paccelis Morlende (PG) Hornets - 1.02 PPS, 11.9 PPG, 47%/29%/87%

103. Chris Bosh (PF) Timberwolves - 1.02 PPS, 17.6 PPG, 45%/33%/75%

104. Richard Hamilton (SG) Suns - 1.02 PPS, 12.7 PPG, 47%/36%/81%

105. Pau Gasol (C) Suns - 1.02 PPS, 15.3 PPG, 46%/17%/75%

106. Vin Baker (PF) Clippers - 1.01 PPS, 10.2 PPG, 45%/33%/73%

107. David West (C) Trail Blazers - 1.01 PPS, 11.6 PPG, 44%/00%/78%

108. Marc Jackson (C) Cavaliers - 1.01 PPS, 11.4 PPG, 43%/39%/76%

109. Bobby Jackson (PG) Rockets - 1.01 PPS, 21.3 PPG, 46%/36%/86%

110. Charlie Bell (SG) Warriors - 1.01 PPS, 10.8 PPG, 48%/29%/80%

111. Zydrunas Ilgauskas (C) Hornets - 1.00 PPS, 15.1 PPG, 44%/00%/73%

112. Marcus Camby (PF) Magic - 1.00 PPS, 11.7 PPG, 45%/13%/65%

113. Elton Brand (PF) Hornets - 1.00 PPS, 18.1 PPG, 46%/00%/64%

114. Maurice Taylor (SF) Mavericks - 1.00 PPS, 10 PPG, 45%/75%/70%

115. Gerald Wallace (PF) Warriors - 0.99 PPS, 24.1 PPG, 45%/23%/70%

116. DeShawn Stevenson (SG) Warriors - 0.99 PPS, 13.1 PPG, 43%/39%/77%

117. Gary Trent (PF) Magic - 0.99 PPS, 12.1 PPG, 47%/09%/56%

118. Marcus Fizer (SF) Super Sonics - 0.99 PPS, 11.4 PPG, 45%/43%/71%

119. Dale Davis (PF) Hawks - 0.99 PPS, 10.8 PPG, 44%/20%/67%

120. Chris Mihm (C) Pistons - 0.99 PPS, 14.7 PPG, 42%/00%/78%

121. Carlos Boozer (PF) Bucks - 0.98 PPS, 11.1 PPG, 44%/00%/71%

122. Antonio McDyess (PF) Super Sonics - 0.98 PPS, 14.5 PPG, 46%/14%/59%

123. Etan Thomas (C) Rockets - 0.98 PPS, 10.3 PPG, 43%/00%/71%

124. Chucky Atkins (PG) Trail Blazers - 0.98 PPS, 13.8 PPG, 44%/35%/77%

125. Jermaine O'Neal (C) Lakers - 0.97 PPS, 16 PPG, 42%/00%/71%

126-End

126. Alvin Williams (PG) Clippers - 0.97 PPS, 10.6 PPG, 45%/34%/65%

127. Tyson Chandler (PF) Suns - 0.97 PPS, 13.9 PPG, 44%/00%/62%

128. Marquis Daniels (SF) Celtics - 0.97 PPS, 10.9 PPG, 45%/33%/68%

129. Eric Snow (PG) Grizzlies - 0.97 PPS, 18.7 PPG, 46%/27%/77%

130. Malik Rose (PF) Nets - 0.97 PPS, 10.8 PPG, 43%/17%/71%

131. Gary Payton (PG) Super Sonics - 0.96 PPS, 13.2 PPG, 42%/32%/76%

132. Nazr Mohammed (C) Nuggets - 0.94 PPS, 10.6 PPG, 42%/00%/68%

133. Theo Ratliff (PF) Celtics - 0.93 PPS, 10.1 PPG, 41%/00%/69%

134. Michael Olowokandi (C) Clippers - 0.93 PPS, 13 PPG, 43%/00%/55%

135. Tom Gugliotta (SF) Pacers - 0.93 PPS, 12.9 PPG, 41%/20%/74%

136. Kenyon Martin (PF) Pistons - 0.91 PPS, 18.4 PPG, 42%/00%/59%

137. Ousmane Cisse (C) Jazz - 0.90 PPS, 10.3 PPG, 43%/00%/55%

138. Ben Wallace (C) Kings - 0.89 PPS, 11.2 PPG, 44%/00%/41%

How is Kevin Martin not on this list?

[Stevie B]

Why would you quote the entire article lol

[Stevie B]

And it’s based off last year obv

[manasrai]

Jul 5, 2020 19:49:40 GMT -8 Stevie B said:

And it’s based off last year obv

I'm tired after driving 7 hours and that wasn't made clear. Thanks for clarifying tho

[chipper]

Jul 5, 2020 20:04:38 GMT -8 manasrai said:

Jul 5, 2020 19:49:40 GMT -8 Stevie B said:

And it’s based off last year obv

I'm tired after driving 7 hours and that wasn't made clear. Thanks for clarifying tho

It does say last season in the second sentence though- although putting the actual year in would have helped I think. 

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Manas learning from me