2011-12 Hollinger NBA Player Statistics - Shooting Guards

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Position: All | PG | SG | SF | PF | C | Rookies | International
Qualified* | All Players
Hollinger Playoff Stats - Assist Ratio - Qualified Shooting Guards
RKPLAYERGPMPGTS%ASTTOUSGORRDRRREBRPERVAEWA
1Thabo Sefolosha, OKC918.3.51728.95.810.10.011.76.110.730.60.0
2Ronnie Brewer, CHI516.6.23127.818.612.85.419.212.54.41-7.5-0.3
3Stephen Jackson, SA819.6.58225.512.812.92.48.85.810.750.60.0
4Manu Ginobili, SA826.3.51825.413.421.91.811.67.115.7516.50.5
5J.J. Redick, ORL524.6.53822.28.320.40.04.82.315.749.60.3
6Gordon Hayward, UTAH430.8.36221.85.514.81.68.74.87.36-5.8-0.2
7Jason Terry, DAL434.8.57921.311.317.00.87.43.912.894.90.2
8Delonte West, DAL422.0.53220.47.715.12.67.34.813.804.30.1
9Mike Miller, MIA1021.3.51420.110.810.61.715.08.58.51-6.3-0.2
10Arron Afflalo, DEN732.7.47117.58.316.42.28.75.511.222.50.1
RKPLAYERGPMPGTS%ASTTOUSGORRDRRREBRPERVAEWA
11Paul George, IND1032.7.49317.212.915.24.517.210.913.1713.00.4
12George Hill, IND1031.1.59117.113.318.13.35.14.216.6428.50.9
13Richard Hamilton, CHI628.5.48917.07.622.15.26.86.114.039.00.3
14Willie Green, ATL512.6.50016.711.110.31.813.77.45.87-4.4-0.1
15James Harden, OKC930.3.61616.411.122.31.417.59.824.3755.31.8
16Randy Foye, LAC1126.5.52115.611.013.41.77.64.69.48-5.7-0.2
17Kirk Hinrich, ATL623.5.55115.45.110.03.17.05.010.25-1.2-0.0
18Evan Turner, PHI1234.8.41614.112.319.82.822.312.19.66-5.2-0.2
19Joe Johnson, ATL640.5.45814.010.722.62.77.65.012.156.00.2
O.J. Mayo, MEM723.3.42014.016.824.01.517.89.48.11-5.8-0.2
RKPLAYERGPMPGTS%ASTTOUSGORRDRRREBRPERVAEWA
Landry Fields, NY523.0.52814.018.016.14.112.17.911.300.90.0
22Dwyane Wade, MIA1036.8.51213.39.327.83.29.36.322.4765.72.2
23Leandro Barbosa, IND1021.6.40813.010.017.12.69.46.06.59-12.6-0.4
24Kobe Bryant, LAL1239.7.52512.17.932.83.59.66.525.01103.13.4
25Daniel Green, SA824.8.64411.811.815.31.316.19.316.2716.20.5
26Jodie Meeks, PHI128.1.58611.111.113.92.22.42.312.041.80.1
27Ray Allen, BOS1029.8.51110.98.414.92.113.07.810.550.20.0
28J.R. Smith, NY535.0.38410.810.822.01.38.04.55.76-12.4-0.4
29Daequan Cook, OKC98.3.44410.00.014.90.012.26.310.32-0.2-0.0
30Avery Bradley, BOS1024.8.4418.510.614.41.57.64.76.96-13.1-0.4
RKPLAYERGPMPGTS%ASTTOUSGORRDRRREBRPERVAEWA
31Alec Burks, UTAH415.8.3817.57.523.47.611.49.310.11-0.7-0.0
32Tony Allen, MEM724.3.4577.414.815.25.610.47.910.07-1.1-0.0
33Jason Richardson, ORL529.6.4897.28.718.23.111.97.412.925.30.2
34Nick Young, LAC1118.2.6073.58.216.60.66.73.714.2811.30.4
35Vince Carter, DAL426.8.3711.911.618.65.320.512.46.48-6.4-0.2
Glossary
  • Players on pace to play 500 or more minutes
  • *To qualify: a player must have played 6.09 MPG.
  • TS%: True Shooting Percentage - what a player's shooting percentage would be if we accounted for free throws and 3-pointers. True Shooting Percentage = Total points / [(FGA + (0.44 x FTA)]
  • AST: Assist Ratio - the percentage of a player's possessions that ends in an assist. Assist Ratio = (Assists x 100) divided by [(FGA + (FTA x 0.44) + Assists + Turnovers]
  • TO: Turnover Ratio - the percentage of a player's possessions that end in a turnover. Turnover Ratio = (Turnover x 100) divided by [(FGA + (FTA x 0.44) + Assists + Turnovers]
  • USG: Usage Rate - the number of possessions a player uses per 40 minutes. Usage Rate = {[FGA + (FT Att. x 0.44) + (Ast x 0.33) + TO] x 40 x League Pace} divided by (Minutes x Team Pace)
  • ORR: Offensive rebound rate
  • DRR: Defensive rebound rate
  • REBR: Rebound Rate - the percentage of missed shots that a player rebounds. Rebound Rate = (100 x (Rebounds x Team Minutes)) divided by [Player Minutes x (Team Rebounds + Opponent Rebounds)]
  • PER: Player Efficiency Rating is the overall rating of a player's per-minute statistical production. The league average is 15.00 every season.
  • VA: Value Added - the estimated number of points a player adds to a team’s season total above what a 'replacement player' (for instance, the 12th man on the roster) would produce. Value Added = ([Minutes * (PER - PRL)] / 67). PRL (Position Replacement Level) = 11.5 for power forwards, 11.0 for point guards, 10.6 for centers, 10.5 for shooting guards and small forwards
  • EWA: Estimated Wins Added - Value Added divided by 30, giving the estimated number of wins a player adds to a team’s season total above what a 'replacement player' would produce.
  • Player Efficiency Rating (PER) League average: 15.0
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