2015 Trends and Box Score Watching

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This is my thread for keeping track of stuff ranging from winning quarters, winning half's, offensive rebounding, steals, turnovers, etc.

This thread will be heavily edited, so there won't be many posts. I will update it as much as I can, but understand that I might do some games in chunks. Some stats that I will start to track, I might abandon as too ambitious by me or irrelevant. I will try to post a hypothesis on why certain things are happening if prudent.

Here is last year's thread: 2014 Trends and Box Score Watching

 

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Winning, Tying, or Losing Quarters.

Game 1: Detroit -1, 4, -8, 0 (L, W, L, T)
Game 2: Philadelphia 9, 8, 4, 7 (W, W, W, W)
Game 3: Pacers -6, -1, 16, 12 (W, L, W, W)
Game 4: Portland -1, -7, 0, -8 (L, L, T, L)
Game 5: Philadelphia -5, 3, 3, 11 (L, W, W, W)

Total: -4, 7, 15, 22 (L, W, W, W)

Tally: 11W, 2T, 7L

Record w/ 0W: Duh-1
Record w/ 1W, 3L: 0-0
Record w/ 1W, 1T: 0-1
Record w/ 2W: 0-0
Record w/ 2W, 1T: 0-0
Record w/ 3W: 2-0
Record w/ 3W, 1T: 0-Duh
Record w/ 4W: 1-Duh.

Duh= Obviously all or none. (If you win 4 quarters, there obviously will obviously be zero in the loss column.)

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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Winning, Tying, or Losing Halves.

Game 1: Detroit 3, -8 (W, L)
Game 2: Philadelphia 17, 11 (W, W)
Game 3: Pacers -7, 28 (L, W)
Game 4: Portland -8, -8 (L, L)
Game 5: Denver -2, 14 (L, W)

Total: 3, 37 (W, W)

Tally: 9W, 1T, 6L

Record w/ 0W: Duh-1
Record w/ 1W, 1L: 2-1
Record w/ 1W, 1T: 0-0
Record w/ 2W: 1-Duh

Duh= Obviously all or none. (If you win 4 quarters, there obviously will obviously be zero in the loss column.)

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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Shooting Percentage

55+: 0-0
52-54.9: 0-0
50-51.9: 0-0
48-49.9: 0-0
46-47.9: 0-1
44-45.9: 1-0
42-43.9: 1-0
40-41.9: 1-0
38-39.9: 0-0
35-37.9: 0-1
<34.9: 0-0

Opponents Shooting Percentage

55+: 0-0
52-54.9: 0-1
50-51.9: 0-0
48-49.9: 0-0
46-47.9: 0-0
44-45.9: 0-0
42-43.9: 0-0
40-41.9: 1-1
38-39.9: 1-0
35-37.9: 0-0
<34.9: 1-0

Low: 30.2% for Philadelphia.

FG Differential

Jazz Shoot Better than Opponent: 3-1
Jazz Shoot Worse than Opponent: 0-1

Duh? Right? Last year, there were 7 that went counter-intuitively.

Points Scored

112+: 0-0
109-111: 0-0
105-108: 0-0
102-104: 0-0
100-101: 0-0
98-99: 1-0
96-97: 2-0
94-95: 0-0
92-93: 0-1
90-91: 0-0
88-89: 0-0
86-87: 0-1
84-85: 0-0
80-83: 0-0
75-79: 0-0
<74: 0-0

Points Allowed

112+: 0-0
109-111: 0-1
105-108: 0-0
102-104: 0-0
100-101: 0-0
98-99: 0-0
96-97: 0-0
94-95: 0-0
92-93: 0-1
90-91: 0-0
88-89: 0-0
86-87: 0-0
84-85: 1-0
80-83: 0-0
75-79: 1-0
<74: 1-0

Low: 71 for Philadelphia.

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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Win, Tie, Lose the Battle Statistics

Offensive Rebounds: 4W, 0T, 1L
Defensive Rebounds: 2W, 0T, 3L
Total Rebounds: 2W, 0T, 3L
Assists: 3W, 0T, 2L
Steals: 5W, 0T, 0L
Blocks: 3W, 1T, 1L
Turnovers: 4W, 0T, 1L
FG%: 4W, 0T, 1L
3-PT: 3W, 0T, 2L
3-Pt%: 3W, 0T, 2L
FT Att.: 1W, 0T, 4L
FT%: 2W, 0T, 3L
Transition: 1W, 0T, 4L
Points in the Paint: 4W, 0T, 1L
Points off Turnovers: 5W, 0T, 0L

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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When Do We Win/Lose? (Every game, obviously.)

When we win or tie the Offensive Rebounds: 3-1
When we lose the Offensive Rebounds: 0-1

Defensive Rebounds: 2-0, 1-2
Total Rebounds: 2-0, 1-2
Assists: 3-0, 0-2
Steals: 3-2, 0-0
Blocks: 2-1, 1-1
Turnovers: 3-1, 0-1 (Win = Fewer TOs)
FG%: 3-1, 0-1
3PTM: 3-0, 0-2
3PT%: 3-0, 0-2
FTA: 0-1, 3-1
FT%: 1-1, 2-1
Transition 1-0, 2-2
Points in Paint: 3-1, 0-1
Points Off Turnovers: 3-2, 0-0 (W = Fewer Points Given Away)

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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Team Highs:

Points: Derrick Favors (4), Alec Burks (1)
Offensive Rebounds: Rudy Gobert (3.5), Derrick Favors (1), Trevor Booker (0.5)
Defensive Rebounds: Rudy Gobert (3), Derrick Favors (2)
Total Rebounds: Rudy Gobert (3), Derrick Favors (2)
Assists: Rodney Hood (2), Trey Burke (1.5), Alec Burks (1), Gordon Hayward (0.5)
Steals: Rodney Hood (1), Derrick Favors (1.75), Raul Neto (0.67), Gordon Hayward (0.42), Rudy Gobert (0.25), Elijah Millsap (0.25), Trey Burke (0.17), Trevor Booker (0.17), Trey Lyles (0.17)
Blocks: Rudy Gobert (5)
Turnovers: Gordon Hayward (1.58), Alec Burks (1), Trey Burke (0.58), Rudy Gobert (0.33), Raul Neto (0.25) Rodney Hood (0.25)

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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MVP

Game 1: Detroit: Derrick Favors, Rodney Hood, Rudy Gobert
Game 2: Philadelphia: Rudy Gobert, Derrick Favors, Alec Burks
Game 3: Indiana: Derrick Favors, Rudy Gobert, Rodney Hood
Game 4: Portland: Alec Burks, Derrick Favors, Trey Burke
Game 5: Denver: Gordon Hayward, Trevor Booker, Alec Burks

MVP Tally
1: Derrick Favors (2), Gordon Hayward (1), Rudy Gobert (1), Alec Burks (1)
2: Derrick Favors (2), Rudy Gobert (1), Rodney Hood (1), Trevor Booker (1)
3: Alec Burks (2), Rudy Gobert (1), Rodney Hood (1), Trey Burke (1)

Giving them 3 points for first place, 2 for 2nd, and 1 for 3rd, here are the season totals:.

Derrick Favors: 10
Rudy Gobert: 6
Alec Burks: 5
Gordon Hayward: 3
Rodney Hood: 3
Trey Burke:1

# of Games They Have Shown Up in Top Three
Derrick Favors: 4/5
Rudy Gobert 3/5
Alec Burks: 3/5
Rodney Hood: 2/5
Gordon Hayward: 1/5
Trey Burke: 1/5
Trevor Booker: 1/4
Joe Ingles: 0/5
Elijah Millsap: 0/5

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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Sixth Man

Game 1: Detroit: Alec Burks, Joe Ingles
Game 2: Philadelphia: Trey Burke, Alec Burks
Game 3: Indiana: Trey Burke, Joe Ingles
Game 4: Portland: Alec Burks, Trey Burke
Game 5: Denver: Trevor Booker, Alec Burks

Sixth Man Tally
1: Alec Burks (2), Trey Burke (2), Trevor Booker (1)
2: Alec Burks (2), Joe Ingles (2), Trey Burke (1)

When giving 2 points for first and 1 point for second, here are the season totals:

Alec Burks: 6
Trey Burke: 5
Trevor Booker: 2
Joe Ingles: 2

# of Games They Have Shown Up in Top Two
Alec Burks: 4/5
Trey Burke: 3/5
Joe Ingles: 2/5
Trevor Booker: 1/4
Jeff Withey: 0/1
Tibor Pleiss: 0/2
Chris Johnson: 0/4
Trey Lyles: 0/5
Elijah Millsap: 0/5

 

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Margins of Wins/Losses
28: 1-0
21: 1-0
16: 0-1
12: 1-0
5: 0-1

Margins of Wins
20+: 2
15-19: 0
8-14: 1
6-7: 0
5: 0
3-4: 0
+2: 0
+1: 0

Losses:
1: 0
2: 0
3-4: 0
5: 1
6-7: 0
8-10: 0
11-12: 0
13-15: 0
16-17: 1
18-19: 0
20+: 0

Margin:
20+: 2-0
15-19: 0-1
13-14: 0-0
8-12: 1-0
6-7: 0-0
5: 0-1
3-4: 0-0
2: 0-0
1: 0-0

Cumulative Margins of Wins/Losses
28: 3-2
21: 2-2
16: 1-2
12: 1-1
5: 0-1

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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We are +22 in the fourth quarter for the last 5 games. (+22 in 4)
We are +15 in the third quarter for the last 5 games. (+23 in 4)
We are +7 in the second quarter for the last 5 games.
We are -4 in the first quarter for the last 5 games. (-3 in 4)

We are +3 in the first half for the last 5 games.
We are +37 in the second half (and OT) for the last 5 games. (+45 in last 4.)

Yay! Just kidding.

We are +40 in the last 5 games. (3-2 in that last span.)

Overall we have a +40 in point differential. 471-431.

Updated: 11/06/2015

 

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Miscellaneous

Cumulative Record of Opponents at the Time We Play Them: 5-7 (0.417).

Example, Detroit was 1-0 when they played us and Philadelphia was 0-1. Portland was 2-2. Denver was 2-2.

Record Against Opponents - When we are the (by team record):

Favorites*: 2-1
Underdogs*: 1-1

* When we are even in record, the favorite is the home team.

Coaching

Quin Snyder Through 87 games: 41-46

Updated: 11/06/2015

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May or May not update the following when I have time (maybe every 10 games?):

Tyrone Corbin (Interim, HC): 2-7, 6-3
Jerry Sloan Through 7 games (Chicago, Inter-Rim, First Season): 3-6, 3-6, 7-2
Frank Layden (Interrim, HC): 2-7, 3-6

Some notes: I didn't think it was fair to just list Ty's games after Sloan's sudden resignation. I also thought that the team Sloan inherited was much better than Corbin's or Snyder's, so I listed Chicago games, too. Frank Layden was the last coach most of us remember, though I do know Tom Nissalke from after his coaching years. Didn't feel like tracking Nissalke's record.

Record Pace Through 39 Games

2014: 13-26
2013: 13-26
2012: 20-19
2011: 19-20
2010: 26-13
2009: 22-17
2008: 23-16
2007: 22-17
2006: 25-14
2005: 20-19
2004: 13-26
2003: 21-18
2002: 24-15

 

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I locked the thread, but to save you the trouble or the angst of not being able to post, I have provided the following responses:

Man, you have too much time on your hands.
You need a girlfriend or dog. (Though I have both a wife, kids, and a dog.)
Why don't you use real useful stats?