how many of you read the stat sheets the next day ??

[Jasper]

It has been so ingrained in me when I used to read a paper , and we never had internet.
To this day I still do it , and one of the guys I am eyeing on is Curry - (Who I think could win the scoring title this year)

I analyze my Bucks as well , hopefully seeing something I might not of seen in a game.
I feel for example that my Bucks have a much weaker bench , but that could change if they get Hill back.

So you guys read the stats on a regular bases ?? :confusedshrug:

[bison]

Yes of course. Isn’t that half the fun of following sports?

[LAmbruh]

Kinda amateur hour, bro?


Pretty sure every respected poster on ish runs 2 if not 3 displays viewing games while casually glancing @ NBA.com stats livefeed. Whether phone, ipad, monitor or tv. There's just really no excuses anymore.


2* for participating I guess :/

[72-10]

I check the stats most of the time. Reminds me of a story, though...

Back in the day, we didn't have a subscription to The New York Times, in fact The New York Times couldn't be gotten nationally as a subscription before 1991 or something like that, although it covered the nation and was the national newspaper of record since 1970, and although I would get the occasional NYT, but I was probably one of the first people to have the web on my computer, so I got the stats for the games since 1995. I was quite immersed in basketball data during the 1996 Finals from the outset of the NBA's official website. They had quarterly updates, starting with the 1996-97 season IIRC, although those stats are unofficial, and I'd be keen to check every now and again for a stat update. Every now and again I'd jot down a stat from the telemonitor of the televised game and then might check it a bit later on the computer.