APBRmetrics

You could probably develop an aging curve. There was some discussion on this regarding J.E.'s aging curve - viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8308. There have also been a ton of aging curve related stuff done in baseball.

The Grizzlies were a slow team in which three of their four best players are simply incapable of shooting 3's (and the pace might skew their rankings slightly in terms of 3pa/game). They were able to overcome that because those best players are very good defensive players, and they scored a lot of p...

I'd asked Jerry about this on Twitter a month ago, and hopefully I didn't misunderstand him: The 14y set is RAPM while the single year numbers are xRAPM. The numbers that stood out to me between the two datasets were that the 14y numbers love Rasheed more while the (possession-weighted) single-year ...

talkingpractice wrote:the gotbuckets RAPMs are a RiRAPM variant that we provide

What does RiRAPM mean/stand for?

"As shown, NBA rookies -- even high lottery picks -- usually post starkly negative RPM values. In other words, they are hurting their respective teams more than they are helping. " "According to RPM, no rookie this millennium -- not even LeBron -- has had a major positive impact on h...

Not directly related to your question: I've seen a few people make various rough projections based on minutes estimates and RPM/RAPM, and I realize Silver mentions the potential impact of injuries briefly, but when making these estimates, people should probably use "total minutes divided by 82&...

Very interesting stuff. I apologize if you've already done this (and I'm sure this information is available somewhere else, independent of shot type studies), but it might be useful to simply have a line showing the total offensive efficiency by time left on the clock on the graphs (where 8 seconds ...