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Just like we did with the All-Star rosters, we’re showing how the All-NBA Teams would look as of today according to Global Rating, an advanced metric that evaluates the performance of every player during the season. The All-NBA Teams will be updated …
Just like we did with the All-Star rosters, we’re showing how the All-NBA Teams would look as of today according to Global Rating, an advanced metric that evaluates the performance of every player during the season.
The All-NBA Teams will be updated every day considering the rules regarding positions. Each one will have two guards, two forwards and one center. Just for fun, we’re going deeper and coming up with how a 5th, 8th or 10th All-NBA Team would look like.
All-Star voting is a complex matter these days with fans, players and media having a voice to decide one of the greatest honors in basketball. To make the decision easier, we simplified who actually deserves to make it according to Global Rating, an …
All-Star voting is a complex matter these days with fans, players and media having a voice to decide one of the greatest honors in basketball. To make the decision easier, we simplified who actually deserves to make it according to Global Rating, an advanced metric that evaluates the performance of every player during the season.
The All-Star rosters will be updated daily considering the NBA rules regarding positions. The starting lineups will feature two guards and three frontcourt players (including center), while the reserves will have two guards, three frontcourt players and two extra players regardless of their position on the court.
Global Rating is the main metric HoopsHype uses to track the performance of basketball players all around the world. Created by our own Alberto De Roa, it combines players’ and teams’ statistics to rank players according to their productivity on the …
Global Rating is the main metric HoopsHype uses to track the performance of basketball players all around the world. Created by our own Alberto De Roa, it combines players’ and teams’ statistics to rank players according to their productivity on the court. The amount of games a player has missed in a certain season or competition is also factored in. A more extensive explanation can be found here.
Below, you can check the Global Rating ranking for each group of age.
(RNK: Overall NBA ranking).
HoopsHype’s Global Rating sees this Florida alum in a positive light even beyond his draft class peers.
NBA analyst of our sister site HoopsHype Alberto De Roa put together a new metric he dubbed “Global Rating” that, as he puts it “combines players’ and teams’ statistics to rank players according to their productivity on the court” which also factors in the number of contests a given player has been unavailable for in a specific season (for a more detailed breakdown, check this out).
For the 2022-23 NBA season so far, De Roa has not only used Global Rating to analyze the NBA’s players against one another but also how each draft class remaining in the league stacks up against their peers.
And in the 2007 NBA draft class (of which only five players remain in the league), a current Boston Celtics big man finds himself fourth of the five listed.
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— The Celtics Wire (@TheCelticsWire) November 4, 2022
That would be veteran forward Al Horford, who checks in as the 179th-best player of the 2022-23 season so far, trailing Kevin Durant (fourth), Mike Conley (27th), and Jeff Green (154th), while being ahead of Thaddeus Young (294th).
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One player on Boston’s roster even cracks the top five of the league.
The Boston Celtics as a team have been assessed regarding their play to start the 2022-23 NBA season with the Global Rating metric created by HoopsHype’s Alberto De Roa as part of a H/H assessment of all the players in the league with said metric.
Designed to “combines players’ and teams’ statistics to rank players according to their productivity on the court,” the metric is not without its shortcomings (particularly so early in a season given several Celtics have yet to see much or any playing time), but also gives a solid overview of players in the league.
One player on Boston’s roster even cracks the top five of the league. Let’s take a look at where each Celtic fell in contrast to the rest of their teammates and the league.
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— The Celtics Wire (@TheCelticsWire) October 30, 2022
Just like we did with the All-Star rosters, we’re showing how the All-NBA Teams would look as of today according to Global Rating, an advanced metric that evaluates the performance of every player during the season.
The All-NBA Teams will be updated every day considering the rules regarding positions. Each one will have two guards, two forwards and one center. Just for fun, we’re going deeper and coming up with how a 5th, 8th or 10th All-NBA Team would look like.
All-Star voting is a complex matter these days with fans, players and media having a voice to decide one of the greatest honors in basketball. To make the decision easier, we simplified who actually deserves to make it according to Global Rating, an advanced metric that evaluates the performance of every player during the season.
The All-Star rosters will be updated daily considering the NBA rules regarding positions. The starting lineups will feature two guards and three frontcourt players (including center), while the reserves will have two guards, three frontcourt players and two extra players regardless of their position on the court.
Global Rating is the main metric HoopsHype uses to track the performance of basketball players all around the world. Created by our own Alberto De Roa, it combines players’ and teams’ statistics to rank players according to their productivity on the court. The amount of games a player has missed in a certain season or competition is also factored in. A more extensive explanation can be found here.
Below, you can see rankings for the best performers this season relative to how much money they are making.
(RNK: Overall NBA ranking).
Global Rating is the main metric HoopsHype uses to track the performance of basketball players all around the world. Created by our own Alberto De Roa, it combines players’ and teams’ statistics to rank players according to their productivity on the court. The amount of games a player has missed in a certain season or competition is also factored in. A more extensive explanation can be found here.
Below, you can check the Global Rating ranking for each group of age.
(RNK: Overall NBA ranking).
