The 2014-2015 NBA Season Thread. Lock It Up Please: The Golden State Warriors Are The Champions

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Too early to call the rookie class overrated. But they certainly haven't met the early expectations.
 
Yes even in December. People went on pace saying this would be the best rookie class ever after 03' and 96'.

Nobody is showing any signs of that. But we'll wait I guess. Most of these dudes don't even start or get any minutes.
 
The expectations of the Rookie class by the general public were insane to begin with. In the last ten years, how many rookies have come in and taken the league over by storm year one? Lillard? Thats basically it. 2003 is not the norm it is the exception, rookie classes are evaluated five years out, not two months.
 
Bucks telecasts through the month of November (18 games) are averaging a 2.52 household rating, representing a 270 percent increase during the same period in 2013-14 and +404 percent vs. the season average from a year ago.
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:eek at 400% increase. :lol
 
better than 03 or 96???

who the hell said that?
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Huh? Re-read that post brotein.
 
Bucks telecasts through the month of November (18 games) are averaging a 2.52 household rating, representing a 270 percent increase during the same period in 2013-14 and +404 percent vs. the season average from a year ago.
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:eek at 400% increase. :lol

i wish we still had brandon knight :(
 
 
The expectations of the Rookie class by the general public were insane to begin with. In the last ten years, how many rookies have come in and taken the league over by storm year one? Lillard? Thats basically it. 2003 is not the norm it is the exception, rookie classes are evaluated five years out, not two months.
Griffin bruh
 
I blame Julius Randle for this class having such high expectations. If it wasn't for his injury, his seasonal averages would have been high enough to shut everyone up.
 
What I said earlier PER is like a NFL Quarterback rating to me

The Quarterback rating stats say that Tony Romo is the 3rd highest rated quarterback of all time when his stats are mainly a product of todays NFL offenses and rules

Thats what David Robinson is to me

To me it doesn't take into consideration that all stats aren't created equal...meaning getting 8 pts , 4 rebounds and 5 assists in the 4th quarter of a close game should be treated different than getting the same stat line when are down by 20 points

Also to my knowledge PER cannot properly evaluate Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson and other NBA greats because blocks and steals were not official stats in the times they played

1. It's not like qb rating at all, it adjust for league scoring environment. the the era is factored in.

2. You can't really factor in clutch in any stat, it's too tniy of a sample size to be meaning ful in any statistical sense.

3. There are version of PER that estimate those missing numbers, but thats misses the point PER was never meant to be a down to the decimal point this guy is better than that guy it's suppposed to give you baselines of performance.

24 per guys isn't necesarily better than a 22 per guy, but a 24 guy is almost certainly better 18 per guy. for example.
 
 
 
The expectations of the Rookie class by the general public were insane to begin with. In the last ten years, how many rookies have come in and taken the league over by storm year one? Lillard? Thats basically it. 2003 is not the norm it is the exception, rookie classes are evaluated five years out, not two months.
Griffin bruh
Wanted to say him, but didnt want to the start the "He wasnt a true rookie, he had a year" talk in here, but good one.
 
The expectations of the Rookie class by the general public were insane to begin with. In the last ten years, how many rookies have come in and taken the league over by storm year one? Lillard? Thats basically it. 2003 is not the norm it is the exception, rookie classes are evaluated five years out, not two months.

Exactly. This rookie class is fine. Most of the top picks are showing enough flashes to indicate they'll be good in the future. But the class was hyped up like it was supposed to be the next 2003 or 1996. That's the fault of the media, bloggers, etc. Not the players.
 
J Randle - "I don't always play basketball, but when I do, I play with the skill of David Lee, the athleticism of Blake Griffin and the will of Michael Jordan."
 
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