Posted by ashamael on 6/21/2011 2:49:00 PM (view original):
he's fine up tempo.  12.5 or 13 usage points.

i actually agree with tarheel about your team, scud... though it's still a winner.

I guess that's what I get for comparing usage to my own team, which clearly has too much in the starting lineup, lol.

100% total just seems kinda low to me, but I suppose total usg isn't really the best way to look at things.

man itd be a crime to see that awesome scoring backcourt of barros/miller playing half-court

its a good thing you have such awesome efg% because you will probably be overmatched on the boards...barros,miller, and maxwell are all pretty weak on the boards for their position

I will definitely get crushed on the boards in that regard. However I am hopeful that my upcoming 6th man will help out a bit, we'll see if he falls though.

i really like your team tarheel....i never realized how good paus best season was...his defense is even pretty good considering the recent changes...and youre right about penny...with his new defense he should have went sooner then the 4th

thanks...unfortunately I'm currently in one of those situations where I'm almost positive the guy(s) I want to take next won't make it back to me.

Having a hard time figuring out how the evals are going....some updated to round five, some round four, some round 3 and some to 2

Sorry malone. I will try to have all of the teams caught up through round 5 at least by midnight. 

Feelin' pretty good about this squad.

		Name	Team	Pos	Usg%	2pt#	3pt#	efg%	orb%	drb%	ast%	stl%
		David Robinson	90-91 Spurs	C	26.6	55.1	14.6	55.2	12.0	23.2	7.7	1.7	5.6
		Swen Nater	74-75 Spurs	C	17.4	54.2	0.0	54.2	13.3	32.5	3.8	0.6	1.6
		Charlie Edge	73-74 Tams	SF	17.7	50.1	0.0	50.0	12.8	20.4	4.2	1.3	1.9
		Michael Redd	02-03 Bucks	SG	22.8	49.5	43.7	56.2	4.7	13.1	6.6	2.0	0.3
		Chauncey Billups	05-06 Pistons	PG	23.0	40.7	43.1	50.9	1.6	8.1	31.7	1.2	0.2
		Mark Price	92-93 Cavaliers	PG	24.5	50.9	41.9	54.6	1.8	7.1	29.2	1.6	0.3
		Samuel Dalembert	09-10 76ers	C	15.2	54.1	0.0	54.5	12.3	29.3	3.9	0.9	4.3

		Name	Team	Pos	GP	Min	Pts	FGM	FGA	3PM	3PA	FTM	FTA	OReb	Reb	Ast	TO	Stl	Blk	PF
		David Robinson	90-91 Spurs	C	82	3095	2101	754	1366	1	7	592	777	335	1063	205	270	127	320	264
		Swen Nater	74-75 Spurs	C	77	2649	1149	484	893	0	1	181	241	361	1250	95	181	42	85	235
		Charlie Edge	73-74 Tams	SF	77	1902	732	305	610	0	1	122	178	245	627	69	127	63	69	134
		Michael Redd	02-03 Bucks	SG	82	2312	1241	455	971	182	416	149	185	98	371	117	74	100	13	143
		Chauncey Billups	05-06 Pistons	PG	81	2928	1495	423	1012	184	425	465	520	41	252	699	170	71	8	160
		Mark Price	92-93 Cavaliers	PG	75	2380	1365	477	986	122	293	289	305	37	201	600	196	89	11	105
		Samuel Dalembert	09-10 76ers	C	82	2124	667	285	523	0	0	97	133	239	784	64	123	42	151	252

$6.9M left for 2300 minutes.  I'll be a little over the desired minutes, but I'm relatively happy with the rotations I've got:

Great inside-outside punch with Admrial & Redd + Big Shot with Price in the rotation...

All of the above have good tov% for their positions... Redd & Billups have excellent tov% for their positions.

Admiral & Big Shot (highest two usage) get to the line a lot.  Price does, too.  All are decent FT shooters, with Billups & Price being excellent.

Will have at least 10.5 usage points on the floor at all times, most of the time between 12 & 15.

Almost 500 3pm with more to come.

SL has 44.8% oreb, 97.7% dreb.  That drops very little with Dalembert in the line-up instead of Nater, so my "defensive line-up" should I change starters will be still really good.  Boards suffer much more when Price is in the line-up, but (in theory) efg% should go up with his awesome ast%.

Fouls aren't optimal but are way lower than I typically end up with in draft leagues.  Dalembert is the worst and he's still under 6 per 48.  The rest are under 4.5.

Defense actually isn't bad but could be better.  100-36-85-45-80 in SL with 61 & 48 as part of the core rotation.  I'll get some steals & blocks, too, but won't lead the league in the either.

PG - 94-95 Dana Barros 3318 Mins, 20.6 PPG/21.4 USG, 57% efg
SG - 89-90 Reggie Miller 3192 Mins, 24.6 PPG/24.2 USG, 57.2% efg
SF - 05-06 Shawn Marion 3268 Mins, 21.8 PPG/22.3 USG, 56% efg
PF - 78-79 Cedric Maxwell 2969 Mins, 19.5 PPG/18.4 USG, 61.1% efg
C - 99-00 Dikembe Mutombo 2984 Mins, 11.5 PPG/13.8 USG, 56.2% efg

6th - 08-9 Jameer Nelson 1309 Mins, 82 3pm, 23.2 USG, 58% efg
7th - 03-04 Erick Dampier 2403 Mins, 17.9 USG, 53.5 efg, 15.6 oreb/24.4 dreb

19443 Mins
3357/6388 52.5 FG%
569/1389 41% 3's
2307/2877 80% FT's

team low in effective field goal percentage is Dampier at 53.5. team high in the same category is Maxwell at 61.1. everyone else is between 56-58%

additionally Barros has a 2pt% of 49.6. aside from Nelson who is at 52% the rest of the team ranges from 54(dampier) - 62.4 (maxwell)

per 48min the starting five average 16.5 fpg. Barros and Miller combine for 4.9

		Name	Team	Pos	Usage%	2pt%#	3pt%#	eFG%	OReb%	DReb%	Ast%	Stl%	Blk%
		Don Buse	75-76 Pacers	PG	12.6	48.3	35.1	49.2	2.2	6.5	22.1	4.0	0.5
		Tracy McGrady	02-03 Magic	SF	35.4	48.3	38.6	50.5	4.3	13.7	18.7	1.9	1.2
		Kevin Garnett	02-03 Timberwolves	PF	26.5	51.6	28.1	50.8	8.0	26.5	18.6	1.6	2.2
		Kris Humphries	10-11 Nets	PF	17.5	52.5	0.0	52.7	11.7	30.0	5.6	0.8	2.4
		Clifford Ray	72-73 Bulls	C	14.5	51.1	29.9	50.5	10.8	29.3	15.4	1.7	3.1
		Alonzo Mourning	98-99 Heat	C	27.1	51.7	0.0	51.1	11.7	20.9	6.2	0.9	6.5
		Mike Dunleavy	10-11 Pacers	SG	17.0	51.6	40.0	56.0	1.7	15.5	8.2	1.1	1.0

		Name	Team	Pos	GP	Min	Pts	FGM	FGA	3PM	3PA	FTM	FTA	OReb	Reb	Ast	TO	Stl	Blk	PF
		Don Buse	75-76 Pacers	PG	82	3300	1028	391	866	71	204	175	215	88	315	673	156	338	31	190
		Tracy McGrady	02-03 Magic	SF	75	2955	2407	829	1813	173	448	576	726	121	488	411	195	124	59	156
		Kevin Garnett	02-03 Timberwolves	PF	82	3321	1883	743	1481	20	71	377	502	244	1102	495	229	113	129	199
		Kris Humphries	10-11 Nets	PF	74	2061	741	307	583	0	1	127	191	225	771	84	103	33	80	168
		Clifford Ray	72-73 Bulls	C	73	2009	638	254	516	13	44	117	189	239	797	271	144	80	112	232
		Alonzo Mourning	98-99 Heat	C	76	2875	1517	532	1040	0	4	453	694	273	833	120	228	56	296	265
		Mike Dunleavy	10-11 Pacers	SG	61	1683	682	240	520	102	254	100	125	28	276	105	69	40	30	107

What this team brings to the table

starters     pg buse 40 mins  sg  T-mac  36  sf  garnett  41  pf  humphries  25  c  ray  24
backups   sg/sf  dunleavy jr  12 min @ sg and    7 mins @ sf  
                   pf/c    mourning    23 min @ pf  and  12 mins @ c
undrafted  pg   8 mins    92-93 Jim  Les
                    c   12 mins    80-81 James Donaldson

team efg%  51.1
starters oreb  37
starters  dreb  106
team tov%  12.3
team defense should be very good : over 800 team steals and blocks with Buse and Mourning leading the charge.
player def ratings  buse 83, t-mac 64, kg 90, humpries 59, ray 51, mourning 90, dunleavy 60
3pm over 375 with more to come (should end with close to 500)
FTA  over 1900 attempts between Tmac, Garnett and Mourning ( top 3 usage players )

This team will be very good  if tmac , kg and mourning can coexist . buse,ray, humphries and dunleavy should only make my big three better. We'll see
team still needs 8 minutes at pg and 12 minutes at center. I have my eye on a couple of players i really like. Here's hoping they don't get drafted.

		Name	Team	Pos	Usage%	2pt%#	3pt%#	eFG%	OReb%	DReb%	Ast%	Stl%	Blk%
		Derek Harper	89-90 Mavericks	PG	22.0	51.6	37.4	52.7	2.0	6.7	24.7	2.7	0.5
		Ray Allen	00-01 Bucks	SG	24.5	50.9	43.1	55.7	3.5	11.1	15.2	1.8	0.4
		Clarence Weatherspoon	00-01 Cavaliers	PF	15.3	50.5	0.0	50.1	8.8	22.4	5.1	1.4	2.3
		Tim Duncan	02-03 Spurs	PF	28.1	52.0	27.3	51.5	9.5	25.4	13.5	0.8	4.4
		Bob Lanier	73-74 Pistons	C	24.0	51.4	35.7	51.4	8.6	25.3	12.9	1.4	4.3
		[click to draft]
		Kenny Smith	94-95 Rockets	PG	17.2	54.8	42.7	60.3	1.5	6.4	19.9	1.5	0.3
		Mark Landsberger	79-80 Bulls	C	18.3	51.3	0.0	51.6	16.8	27.1	3.5	0.9	0.8

		Name	Team	Pos	GP	Min	Pts	FGM	FGA	3PM	3PA	FTM	FTA	OReb	Reb	Ast	TO	Stl	Blk	PF
		Derek Harper	89-90 Mavericks	PG	82	3007	1473	567	1161	89	240	250	315	54	244	606	207	187	26	224
		Ray Allen	00-01 Bucks	SG	82	3129	1806	628	1309	202	467	348	392	101	428	374	204	124	20	192
		Clarence Weatherspoon	00-01 Cavaliers	PF	82	2774	924	347	692	0	0	230	291	223	796	103	112	85	105	171
		Tim Duncan	02-03 Spurs	PF	81	3183	1884	714	1392	6	22	450	634	259	1043	316	248	55	237	231
		Bob Lanier	73-74 Pistons	C	81	3047	1851	748	1483	29	82	326	409	269	1074	343	232	110	247	273
		[click to draft]
		Kenny Smith	94-95 Rockets	PG	81	2030	840	286	592	142	331	126	148	27	155	324	123	71	10	109
		Mark Landsberger	79-80 Bulls	C	77	1510	614	249	483	0	0	116	222	226	613	46	100	33	22	140

.500, here we come!  The per-48 numbers look better; highest TO/48 is 3.7, only two PF/48 over 3.6.  eFG% is steady across the board.  No super-studly rebounders, but the four bigs should do enough.  Some nick block numbers from the starting frontcourt.  A bit short on 3's, but it's livable.  I tend to like more assists than this team has, but I think I overrate assists.  We need around 1,000 more minutes, and we've got $4M to fill out the bench.  I've got one or two guys in mind that I'll take a look at if they're still available after the draft, but I won't even bother finishing it up until the draft is done.

u guys, just delete those annoying x's and arrows, and reduce the size of the font, and you'll have a picture perfect page.

i love weatherspoon, chris, and you picked his 20% dreb season it looks like (his best season, imo). also, he might delightlyfully surprise you on how many asts he'll actually dish out.

Posted by scudmissle on 6/22/2011 10:16:00 PM (view original):
u guys, just delete those annoying x's and arrows, and reduce the size of the font, and you'll have a picture perfect page.

i love weatherspoon, chris, and you picked his 20% dreb season it looks like (his best season, imo). also, he might delightlyfully surprise you on how many asts he'll actually dish out.

I think you mean jwebb, but i totally agree with u about weatherspoon.

Rebounding is a little on the low side for this league, (starting lineup is 38%/91%), but I think I can hold my own with excellent rebounders in Oakley and Anderson coming off the bench. Usage is a little on the high side, but that shouldn't be too much of a problem. We're great on assists. Lots of good-but-not-great defenders - everyone besides Anderson is between 70 and 90. Thanks to guys like Bird, pretty good defensive flexibility as well. Good amount of steals, not too many blocks. Should have about 450-500 threes after the roster is filled out. FTA a little on the low side, but we shoot them at a very high percentage.

I think this team is a contender. But all the teams are so good in 52 mil, it's hard to tell for sure.