Updated Team Statistics

Bricklayer

Don't Make Me Use The Bat
#1


21 games into this season, and the team numbers are beginning to move now toward respectability across the board:

9 home games (4-5)
12 away games (4-8)
Games out of #8 spot: 2.5

Points For/Against
Pts Gm: 103.2 (20th)
Opp Pts. Gm: 104.1 (15th)
+/- Diff: -0.9 (15th) (8th in Conference)

Ratings
O-RTG: 106.8 (13th)
D-RTG: 107.7 (20th)
SRS: -0.83 (14th)
Expected W/L: 10-11

Since the Milwaukee Meltdown:
Record: 6-8, 2 losses in OT
+/- Diff: +1.7


Comparison to the 4 Best Non-Adelman Teams of the Sacramento Era
1985-86 Kings
37-45
playoffs, #8 seed
ORTG: 106.2 (14th of 23)
DRTG: 109.2 (19th of 23)
+/- Diff: -3.1

1994-95 Kings
39-43
ORTG: 105.5 (20th of 27)
DRTG: 106.5 (11th of 27)
+/- Diff: -1.0

1995-96 Kings
39-43
playoffs, #8 seed
ORTG: 106.2 (18th of 29)
DRTG: 109.1 (19th of 29)
+/- Diff: -2.8

2007-08 Kings
38-44
ORTG: 107.5 (13th of 30)
DRTG: 109.9 (25th of 30)
+/- Diff: -2.3

2016-17 Kings
8-13
ORTG: 106.8 (13th of 30)
DRTG: 107.7 (20th of 30)
+/- Diff: -0.9


 
#2
I appreciate optimism and lean to think the same way, but the remining 12 games in this year will tell the story.
Probably the most important stretch for playoff hopes.

Home games: Knicks, Lakers, Trail Blazers, 76ers
Away games: Jazz, Rockets, Grizzlies, Mavs, Jazz, T-wolves, T-Blazers, Grizzlies

7/12 vs direct competition for the 8th slot, (Grizzlies included due to injuries).
3/12 vs bottom feeders (Mavs, 76rs, T-wolves)
Not a single power house (Spurs, Warriors, Clips, Cavs)
Road heavy but with only 2 games on the second night of back-to-back (somehow both times it is Jazz on the road after the home game).

In short,
For home games, passing grade would be 3.5 out of 4 wins
For away games, passing grade would be a shade under 50%, 3.5 out of 8 wins.

8-4 or more - Playoff here we come :)
7-5 Keep fighting
6-6 We might be ok, depending whom we beat
5-7 or worse - Trouble

 
#3
We need to win to give this franchise a chance. Losing gives us nothing but another 10 years of waiting.

Win and we have that chance to land a legit star and retain our own which is the easiest and most efficient way forward.

Mediocrity is the first step and youd be blind to see this as our peak. We're still very much learning. This is just the beginning
 
#5
Good stats. We're in games and compete, just lose at the end. Unfortunately this may be the ideal scenario for both laying the foundation and keeping our top ten protected at the same time
 
#7
I don't like win shares as a comparison between teams, but it should be ok intra-team since it neutralizes the "win" distortion. Which site generated that chart?
Someone used the win shares table off of Bball reference, and then made the pie charts in google sheets.


They did this for all teams which makes comparisons interesting.

http://imgur.com/a/GlDAf
The actual images ^
 
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