After a lot of thought, I decided to rebrand.
What started as a Celtics/Tatum account has turned into something much bigger, thanks to all of you guys.
Going forward, this page will be centered around all NBA analytics, original research, player evaluation, Boston sports, and whatever else I find interesting.
Same person. Same content. Just under my own name now.
Appreciate everyone whoโs been here so far. More to come. ๐
Old: MoggedByTatum
New: ZachMAnalytics
That happens when youโve played the most games and have carried the most burden on both sides of the ball, even with the bad offensive finals, he was still statistically the most clutch player in the playoffs throughout the whole run, youโre using a very tiny and noisy sample size to depict his flaws.
Since the 2001 post-season (min. 10 playoff games), only 7 players have cleared:
30+ true shot attempts/100
+3.0 rTS%
โค6.0 ScoreTOV%
Massive volume, well above-average efficiency, and almost no wasted scoring possessions.
About as complete of a playoff scoring profile as youโll find.
REPORT: The Warriors would โlurkโ as a potential suitor for Paolo Banchero if the Magic begin to underachieve in a now-loaded Eastern Conference, per @BrettSiegelNBA.
Only players this season to be on-ball less than 20% of the time and average 14+ PotAST (1500+ min)
1. Draymond Green
2. Scottie Barnes
Also creating the most efficient looks on offense at the 98th percentile shows true pressure at the rim, not just volume playmaking.
Itโs time we respect Scottie Barnes as a top 15 player in this association.
Scottie Barnes is an excellent playmakerโฆ
Not just spamming high screen & roll or swinging the ball around the horn for easy assists. Sick interior passing vision, creative finding cutters, beautiful drop passes, short roll spray outs. High feel hoops.