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PostPosted: Wed Dec 09, 2015 1:54 pm    Post subject:

Chronicle wrote:
Any guru here who can explain why is Randle so low on PER


Takes a major hit for lack of blocks, fg and ft%, lack of threes, and no significant per minute stats aside from boards.
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 2:17 pm    Post subject:

29 in offensive efficiency
30 in defensive efficiency

Philly is 30 and 21

we are the worst team in the league
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 13, 2015 5:36 pm    Post subject:

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Chronicle wrote:
Any guru here who can explain why is Randle so low on PER


Takes a major hit for lack of blocks, fg and ft%, lack of threes, and no significant per minute stats aside from boards.


That was also earlier in the season. It's up to 15 now.
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 19, 2015 10:58 pm    Post subject:

Is there a stat that tracks the average seconds a team uses on offensive possessions? Figure we gotta be leading that category
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 21, 2015 4:29 am    Post subject:

bonkers wrote:
Is there a stat that tracks the average seconds a team uses on offensive possessions? Figure we gotta be leading that category
One place to start getting stats is here at

http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2013/02/15/the-new-nba-comstats-advanced-stats-all-start-with-pace-and-efficiency/
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 22, 2015 1:05 pm    Post subject:

Real +/- Update
None of our players in the top 100 of the league.

..Metta = 17 games, 17.3 MPG, -1.46 Offense RPM, 2.01 Defense RPM, 0.55 RPM, 0.67 Wins
Hibbert = 27 games, 26.8 MPG, -1.85 Offense RPM, 2.40 Defense RPM, 0.55 RPM, 1.72 Wins
....Tarik = 8 games, 11.4 MPG, -1.82 Offense RPM, 1.58 Defense RPM, -0.24 RPM, 0.17 Wins
.R. Kelly = 8 games, 12.8 MPG, -1.94 Offense RPM, 1.07 Defense RPM, -0.87 RPM, 0.15 Wins
...Bass = 22 games, 14.9 MPG, -1.11 Offense RPM, 0.19 Defense RPM, -0.92 RPM, 0.47 Wins
....Sacre = 9 games, 16.2 MPG, -1.89 Offense RPM, 0.78 Defense RPM, -1.11 RPM, 0.19 Wins
.....Lou = 25 games, 27.2 MPG, 1.57 Offense RPM, -2.92 Defense RPM, -1.35 RPM, 0.78 Wins
..Nance = 22 games, 19.0 MPG, -2.63 Offense RPM, 0.57 Defense RPM, -2.06 RPM, 0.28 Wins
Clarkson=25 games, 31.8 MPG, -0.36 Offense RPM, -1.97 Defense RPM, -2.33 RPM, 0.41 Wins
Huertas= 15 games, 12.9 MPG, -0.53 Offense RPM, -1.84 Defense RPM, -2.37 RPM, 0.09 Wins
...Kobe = 23 games, 30.8 MPG, -0.47 Offense RPM, -2.34 Defense RPM, -2.81 RPM, 0.15 Wins
.....Brown = 6 games, 7.5 MPG, -1.65 Offense RPM, -1.38 Defense RPM, -3.03 RPM, 0.00 Wins
Swaggy = 24 games, 19.8 MPG, 0.17 Offense RPM, -3.56 Defense RPM, -3.39 RPM, -0.08 Wins
Randle = 27 games, 27.4 MPG, -3.12 Offense RPM, -0.84 Defense RPM, -3.96 RPM, -0.40 Wins
Russell = 27 games, 28.3 MPG, -1.49 Offense RPM, -2.64 Defense RPM, -4.13 RPM, -0.49 Wins
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 26, 2015 1:14 am    Post subject:

With the exception of Kobe, every perimeter player that we have is shooting better than the league average on Spot Ups this year.

Spot Up Shooting, Points Per Possession

Jordan Clarkson.......1.23
Metta World Peace....1.21
Lou Williams............1.13
Nick Young..............1.10
Marcelo Huertas.......1.06
D'Angelo Russell.......0.99

Despite this fact, we finish only 14.9% of our possessions with a spot up shot, the 2nd lowest mark in the league.
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 26, 2015 1:31 am    Post subject:

GoldenThroat wrote:
With the exception of Kobe, every perimeter player that we have is shooting better than the league average on Spot Ups this year.

Spot Up Shooting, Points Per Possession

Jordan Clarkson.......1.23
Metta World Peace....1.21
Lou Williams............1.13
Nick Young..............1.10
Marcelo Huertas.......1.06
D'Angelo Russell.......0.99

Despite this fact, we finish only 14.9% of our possessions with a spot up shot, the 2nd lowest mark in the league.


When Clarkson takes a 3 off a pass, it seems like I never see him miss.
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 27, 2015 12:12 am    Post subject:

Lakers by BPM, 12/26/15 (min. 100 minutes played)

1) Roy Hibbert...............-0.5
2) Brandon Bass...........-0.7
3) Lou Williams.............-0.9
4) D'Angelo Russell......-2.0
5) Jordan Clarkson.......-2.1
6) Ryan Kelly.................-2.3
7) Metta World Peace...-3.0
8) Kobe Bryant..............-3.1
9) Larry Nance..............-3.9
10) Nick Young.............-4.1
11) Julius Randle.........-4.2
12) Robert Sacre..........-5.0
13) Marcelo Huertas....-6.9
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2015 7:16 pm    Post subject:

Tracking the lineup change...

Russell/Clarkson/Bryant/Randle/Hibbert = -15.5 per 100 possessions
Clarkson/Williams/Bryant/Nance/Hibbert = -19.9 per 100 possessions
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 30, 2015 11:40 am    Post subject:



1) We take difficult shots.
2) We don't make as many open shots as we should.
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 30, 2015 12:38 pm    Post subject:

% of Overall FGAs that are Contested (defender within 4 feet)


Julius Randle.............74.1%
Brandon Bass............72.0%
Roy Hibbert...............66.3%
Robert Sacre..............65.8%

Interior players aren't generally open by 4+ feet, so this stat isn't really for them. As for more perimeter oriented shooters...

Kobe Bryant..............61.7%
Jordan Clarkson........59.5%
Nick Young...............55.0%
Ryan Kelly................52.6%
Lou Williams............52.4%
D'Angelo Russell.......52.3%
Larry Nance...............49.6%
Marcelo Huertas........49.0%
Mehta World Peace...44.5%
Anthony Brown.........41.7%
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 1:54 pm    Post subject:

This is a breakdown of the offensive sets that we've run during the 3 game winning streak, as best as I can surmise. For clarification, "early offense" is classified as guys creating looks outside of organized action. And the "Set" is the initial set, regardless of whether or not it worked or broke down and ended in a PnR or isolation. Lastly, if a PnR came out of another set (like Horns) it would be credited to Horns rather than High PnR.

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 11:56 pm    Post subject:

Updated single season RAPM from the creator of ESPN's RPM metric:

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Name   Offense per 100   Defense per 100   Net per 200
Anthony Brown    -0.56   1.44    +0.88
Tarik Black    0.06   0.36    +0.42
Brandon Bass    -0.39   0.28   -0.11
Ryan Kelly    -0.32   -0.01   -0.33
Marcelo Huertas    -0.57   -0.03   -0.61
Robert Sacre    -0.73   -0.66   -1.4
Larry Nance Jr.    -1.35   -0.06   -1.4
D'Angelo Russell    -1.42   -0.34   -1.76
Louis Williams    -0.37   -2.02   -2.39
Kobe Bryant    -0.29   -2.2   -2.49
Julius Randle    -1.14   -1.44   -2.58
Jordan Clarkson -1.45   -1.24   -2.69
Roy Hibbert    -1.26   -1.57   -2.83
Nick Young    -1.87   -1.17   -3.04


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 12:06 am    Post subject:

Significant minute five man unit RAPM as of Jan 7 (before the Sac comeback)
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                                                                                 Offense   Defense   Total
Metta World Peace   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Julius Randle   D'Angelo Russell   -0.5   0.8   0.3
Kobe Bryant   Roy Hibbert   Larry Nance Jr.   D'Angelo Russell   Louis Williams   1.6   -2.2   -0.6
Kobe Bryant   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Larry Nance Jr.   Louis Williams   -1.8   -4.5   -6.3
Kobe Bryant   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Julius Randle   D'Angelo Russell   -5.5   -2.3   -7.8
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 1:08 pm    Post subject:

Crazy that in his 20th season, where maybe half the games he's been chucking without conscience, that Kobe still has the highest offensive RAPM on the team. Kind of sad.

Also Clarkson isn't on your list, @fiendish
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 6:57 pm    Post subject:

tox wrote:
Crazy that in his 20th season, where maybe half the games he's been chucking without conscience, that Kobe still has the highest offensive RAPM on the team. Kind of sad.

Also Clarkson isn't on your list, @fiendish


Woops, fixed.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 9:18 am    Post subject:

We're a laughably bad team in ISO situations, surrendering 0.97 PPP. I don't put a lot of stock in the defensive numbers of most Play Types, since defense is so based on rotations, but I think ISOs are a valid metric considering the nature of that play. Here's how the Lakers stack up.

Defensive PPP in Isolation situations (min. 10 possessions)

1) Anthony Brown.......0.20
2) Metta World Peace...0.77
3) Nick Young.............0.81
LEAGUE AVERAGE....0.83
4) Kobe Bryant...........0.86
5) Lou Williams...........0.93
6) Julius Randle..........0.93
7) Brandon Bass.........0.94
8) D'Angelo Russell.....1.00
9) Roy Hibbert............1.08
10) Larry Nance..........1.12
11) Jordan Clarkson....1.15
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 8:57 pm    Post subject:

Is there an update on stats in terms of where we rank in terms of PnR and transition usage/PPP?
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 9:57 pm    Post subject:

The Logo wrote:
Is there an update on stats in terms of where we rank in terms of PnR and transition usage/PPP?


We're 29th in transition PPP and 14th in transition frequency.

PnR is murkier because it's a combination of ball handler, roll man, handoff, spot up and even cutter- without the level of detail publicly available to disentangle it all.
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 2:17 am    Post subject:

GoldenThroat wrote:
We're a laughably bad team in ISO situations, surrendering 0.97 PPP. I don't put a lot of stock in the defensive numbers of most Play Types, since defense is so based on rotations, but I think ISOs are a valid metric considering the nature of that play. Here's how the Lakers stack up.

Defensive PPP in Isolation situations (min. 10 possessions)

1) Anthony Brown.......0.20
2) Metta World Peace...0.77
3) Nick Young.............0.81
LEAGUE AVERAGE....0.83
4) Kobe Bryant...........0.86
5) Lou Williams...........0.93
6) Julius Randle..........0.93
7) Brandon Bass.........0.94
8) D'Angelo Russell.....1.00
9) Roy Hibbert............1.08
10) Larry Nance..........1.12
11) Jordan Clarkson....1.15
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PostPosted: Sat Jan 16, 2016 11:56 pm    Post subject:

Lakers Assist Matrix

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 23, 2016 3:34 am    Post subject:

Team runouts allowed. Guess who's dead last in yet another defensive category?

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 27, 2016 7:39 pm    Post subject:

Reposting the chart that bonkers posted in the other thread:

% of 3PA that are wide open vs 3p% on wide open attempts



Great visual indicator of how outdated our offense is versus the rest of the league.
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 28, 2016 9:14 am    Post subject:

Updated 5 man unit RAPM as of Jan 26, min 200 poss / 50 min (from Jerry Engelmann)

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                                                                                 Offense   Defense   Total   Team   Rank out of 177
Metta World Peace   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Julius Randle   D'Angelo Russell   -0.6   0.8   0.2   LAL   99
Anthony Brown   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Larry Nance Jr.   Louis Williams   -2.3   2.1   -0.2   LAL   109
Kobe Bryant   Roy Hibbert   Larry Nance Jr.   D'Angelo Russell   Louis Williams   1.2   -1.4   -0.2   LAL   110
Kobe Bryant   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Julius Randle   D'Angelo Russell   -5.1   -2.4   -7.5   LAL   175
Kobe Bryant   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Larry Nance Jr.   Louis Williams   -3.4   -5.5   -8.9   LAL   176
Kobe Bryant   Jordan Clarkson   Roy Hibbert   Julius Randle   Louis Williams   -3.5   -7.2   -10.7   LAL   177
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