"EyeTest" As an Advanced Stat?

I'm still relativley new to basketball and I don't really care for advance stats or know what most of them mean. I didn't really know what to call it until someone mentioned it here on ish on when you just know from watching a player that they have "it" People call it the "eyetest"

So, I was thinking if it was possible to create an advanced stat that ties in stats but also context or "The Eye Test" I know it might be subjective but an advanced stat that ties in context would be great because as much as good stats are nice to look at it doesn't mean anything if context is no applied to it.

Maybe it can tie in stuff like


1.traveling
2.bit- ching
3.lack of footwork
4.Lack of Jumpshot
5.colluding
6.fg% protection
7.coach killing
8.throwing teammates under the bus when you choke
9.blaming jersey sleeves for a poor shooting night
10/.handpicking teammates then quiting once they get hurt
11.stiffarming
12.lack of respect for coach
13.HGH
14.feeling the need to get hair surgery ,
15.having another player say that they hope your arena smells like alcohol and not do anything about it
16.having mom getting banged by someone 3 years older than you named the BigLambo?

SOmeone should get on this advanced statline quick!

eye test is the ultimate measure, for instance, this: [url]https://youtu.be/TR7OpShULUg?t=114[/url] doesnt make the top 30

stat should be named "LeBron Factor"

[IMG]http://www.manasautomotive.com/AutoParts/Media/image/Salt%20Spray%20Tester.JPG[/IMG]

[QUOTE=warriorfan]stat should be named "LeBron Factor"[/QUOTE]

that would pay too much tribute to not having fundementals.

It was the eye test that convinced me of Wilt's case for GOAThood.

[IMG]http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view7/4819397/wilt-top-of-backboard-o.gif[/IMG]

That's literally the only stat that matters at the end of the day.

No

Eye test literally means subjective analysis

[QUOTE=Im Still Ballin]No

Eye test literally means subjective analysis[/QUOTE]

Thats the point of seeing if it's possible to make it a real stat

:lol :lol

Only 2 actual people have posted in this thread. :ohwell:

[QUOTE=JT123]Only 2 actual people have posted in this thread. :ohwell:[/QUOTE]

:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

[QUOTE=JT123]Only 2 actual people have posted in this thread. :ohwell:[/QUOTE]

u just posted. I know you Lebron stans will avoid anything that has to do with the eyetest like a plague.

[QUOTE=JT123]Only 2 actual people have posted in this thread. :ohwell:[/QUOTE]


Confirmed: Vectors, Dubeta, JT, ISB, GOATbe, outbreak, SwayDizzle, Mr. Jabbar and warriorfan are all the same person. :eek:

[QUOTE=Marchesk]Confirmed: Vectors, ISB, GOATbe, outbreak, SwayDizzle, Mr. Jabbar and warriorfan are all the same person. :eek:[/QUOTE]
fixed. :cheers:
Kobe stans have WAY too much time on their hands. I'd be funny if it were't so pathetic. :(

You wrote all that long stupid shit to make the same lame jokes made hundred of times before in here? :facepalm

[QUOTE=nba_55]You wrote all that long stupid shit to make the same lame jokes made hundred of times before in here? :facepalm[/QUOTE]

ni[COLOR="Black"]g[/COLOR]ga lets be serious you have posted "1-9" 6,000 times

[QUOTE=warriorfan]ni[COLOR="Black"]g[/COLOR]ga lets be serious you have posted "1-9" 6,000 times[/QUOTE]
Wrong account :oldlol:

[QUOTE=JT123]Wrong account :oldlol:[/QUOTE]

:roll:

[QUOTE=warriorfan]ni[COLOR="Black"]g[/COLOR]ga lets be serious you have posted "1-9" 6,000 times[/QUOTE]
Forgot to switch back to Vectors :roll: :roll: :roll:

just got back from cafeteria. What is Simon melting down about?

If you're new to basketball, then you're lacking many, many years of experience, decades of experience. And the last thing you should be doing in using some eye test to judge players. That's what most teenage types do anyway. I've seen them use the eye test to say that And1 players are just as good as NBA players, they just don't go to the NBA because they are passionate about And1. For the average human, the eye test is just going to make their favorite players look like one of the GOAT, and their most hated player, just a scrub.

For those of us who are not familiar with all the alts, can someone give some background on how Warrior's fan was caught using the wrong account?

[QUOTE=warriorfan]ni[COLOR="Black"]g[/COLOR]ga lets be serious you have posted "1-9" 6,000 times[/QUOTE]


Lol stupid OP not even capable of switching to the other account :roll:

Centers have a bigger defensive impact when compared directly to wing players, but the [I][COLOR="blue"]advantage they give their team relative to those wing players[/COLOR][/I] depends on how their impact compares to [I]other centers[/I], not wing players.

For example, Shaq's team realizes no [I][U]ADVANTAGE[/U][/I] when his defensive impact is matched or exceeded by the opposing center.. This happened more often for him than it happened for MJ/Pippen/Lebron, since they ranked at the TOP of their position defensively, while he didn't - Shaq only achieved three 2nd team all defense in 17 years (no 1st teams).. So on average, perennial 1st team defenders like MJ/Pippen/Lebron gave their team a bigger advantage in defensive impact over the opposing wing, then Shaq's advantage over the opposing center, which means they provided their team with a bigger defensive impact.

Here's an example - look at the Ray Allen vs. Jordan DPBM comparison (-1.3 to Jordan's 1.1) and then look at Ray's teammate, center Ervin Johnson vs. Shaq (2.6 to Shaq's 1.6).. [I][COLOR="Navy"]Now who provided the greater defensive impact to their team?????[/COLOR][/I]. Again, Shaq's team realizes no [I][U]ADVANTAGE[/U][/I] from his defensive impact anytime it's matched or exceeded by the opposing team's center.

Btw, I used the defensive boxscore stat to measure defensive impact because the verbage "[I]defensive box score[/I]" makes it easy to conceptualize the advantage in defensive impact that a player can provide.. [I][COLOR="Navy"]But ANY stat/methodology could be used to measure defensive impact[/COLOR][/I] - the main point is that we know elite defenders provided their teams with a bigger advantage in defensive impact over their matchup, then Shaq provided over his.

And the same concept applies to ANY elite defensive player that ranks higher defensively at their position than Shaq, who was not an elite defensive center.

Now obviously, MJ, Pippen and Lebron probably DON'T provide their team with a greater defensive impact than guys like Hakeem/Robinson/Mutombo - those guys were elite at their position AS WELL, and likely held a greater advantage in defensive impact over opposing centers than MJ/Pip/Lebron held over opposing wings... But not Shaq - Shaq was NOT an elite defender like Hakeem/Robinson/Mutombo, so he didn't have a larger advantage in defensive impact over opposing centers than MJ/Pippen/Lebron have over opposing wings.

Shaq was lazy with poor work ethic and only made three 2nd team all defense in 17 years (no 1st teams).. Consequently, his teams were never great defensive teams - they ranked in the league's top 6 only 1 time in 15 years thru his Miami days, and top 10 only 7 times in 15 years.

There's no guarantee that if you drafted Shaq over Jordan, your team would be better defensively - infact, it's the opposite - Shaq's teams were far worse defensively over the course of his career than Jordan's, even though Shaq had all-pro defenders Eddie Jones, Kobe, Wade and Horace Grant (in 1995 and 1996).

He also had Alonzo Mourning in 2006, who led the Heat bench (2.7 blocks in 20 minutes).. In 2001, his team had the 21st ranked defense despite being stacked defensively with all-pro defender Kobe and other solid defenders like Robert Horry, Derek Fisher, Rick Fox, and Horace Grant (he started every game).
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[QUOTE=Mr. Jabbar]eye test is the ultimate measure, for instance, this: [url]https://youtu.be/TR7OpShULUg?t=114[/url] doesnt make the top 30[/QUOTE]

Look at the ref's face at 1:32:eek: :eek: :eek:

[QUOTE=warriorfan]ni[COLOR="Black"]g[/COLOR]ga lets be serious you have posted "1-9" 6,000 times[/QUOTE]


Got 'em!

anyone else lol at 3ball just casually posting an essay in the middle of a bunch of personal one liners?

[QUOTE=SugarHill]anyone else lol at 3ball just casually posting an essay in the middle of a bunch of personal one liners?[/QUOTE]

I tried reading the whole thing but it wasn't related to this so I stopped.

[QUOTE=Marchesk]It was the eye test that convinced me of Wilt's case for GOAThood.

[IMG]http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view7/4819397/wilt-top-of-backboard-o.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]

Curry's dunk from earlier this year :bowdown:

[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/O0GychX.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=sd3035]Curry's dunk from earlier this year :bowdown:

[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/O0GychX.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
:bowdown: :bowdown:

[QUOTE=3ball]Centers have a bigger defensive impact when compared directly to wing players, but the [I][COLOR="blue"]advantage they give their team relative to those wing players[/COLOR][/I] depends on how their impact compares to [I]other centers[/I], not wing players.

For example, Shaq's team realizes no [I][U]ADVANTAGE[/U][/I] when his defensive impact is matched or exceeded by the opposing center.. This happened more often for him than it happened for MJ/Pippen/Lebron, since they ranked at the TOP of their position defensively, while he didn't - Shaq only achieved three 2nd team all defense in 17 years (no 1st teams).. So on average, perennial 1st team defenders like MJ/Pippen/Lebron gave their team a bigger advantage in defensive impact over the opposing wing, then Shaq's advantage over the opposing center, which means they provided their team with a bigger defensive impact.

Here's an example - look at the Ray Allen vs. Jordan DPBM comparison (-1.3 to Jordan's 1.1) and then look at Ray's teammate, center Ervin Johnson vs. Shaq (2.6 to Shaq's 1.6).. [I][COLOR="Navy"]Now who provided the greater defensive impact to their team?????[/COLOR][/I]. Again, Shaq's team realizes no [I][U]ADVANTAGE[/U][/I] from his defensive impact anytime it's matched or exceeded by the opposing team's center.

Btw, I used the defensive boxscore stat to measure defensive impact because the verbage "[I]defensive box score[/I]" makes it easy to conceptualize the advantage in defensive impact that a player can provide.. [I][COLOR="Navy"]But ANY stat/methodology could be used to measure defensive impact[/COLOR][/I] - the main point is that we know elite defenders provided their teams with a bigger advantage in defensive impact over their matchup, then Shaq provided over his.

And the same concept applies to ANY elite defensive player that ranks higher defensively at their position than Shaq, who was not an elite defensive center.

Now obviously, MJ, Pippen and Lebron probably DON'T provide their team with a greater defensive impact than guys like Hakeem/Robinson/Mutombo - those guys were elite at their position AS WELL, and likely held a greater advantage in defensive impact over opposing centers than MJ/Pip/Lebron held over opposing wings... But not Shaq - Shaq was NOT an elite defender like Hakeem/Robinson/Mutombo, so he didn't have a larger advantage in defensive impact over opposing centers than MJ/Pippen/Lebron have over opposing wings.

Shaq was lazy with poor work ethic and only made three 2nd team all defense in 17 years (no 1st teams).. Consequently, his teams were never great defensive teams - they ranked in the league's top 6 only 1 time in 15 years thru his Miami days, and top 10 only 7 times in 15 years.

There's no guarantee that if you drafted Shaq over Jordan, your team would be better defensively - infact, it's the opposite - Shaq's teams were far worse defensively over the course of his career than Jordan's, even though Shaq had all-pro defenders Eddie Jones, Kobe, Wade and Horace Grant (in 1995 and 1996).

He also had Alonzo Mourning in 2006, who led the Heat bench (2.7 blocks in 20 minutes).. In 2001, his team had the 21st ranked defense despite being stacked defensively with all-pro defender Kobe and other solid defenders like Robert Horry, Derek Fisher, Rick Fox, and Horace Grant (he started every game).
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:oldlol:

[QUOTE=Mr. Jabbar]eye test is the ultimate measure, for instance, this: [url]https://youtu.be/TR7OpShULUg?t=114[/url] doesnt make the top 30[/QUOTE]
Eye test shows me that this isn't top 10 at all. [URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSe80qSgXVA"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSe80qSgXVA[/URL]

I like how 3ball is like an airplane that just shits his little rant on every thread like planes spray the fields with pesticides. Just need someone to actually spray him with pesticide so he goes away.

Eye test confirms k0kakworld is a huge fakkit

Seems like a word you like to use a lot. Coming out of the closet to find your family? I ain't related to your fakkit ass, go fish elsewhere.

[QUOTE=k0kakw0rld]Seems like a word you like to use a lot. Coming out of the closet to find your family? I ain't related to your fakkit ass, go fish elsewhere.[/QUOTE]

:biggums: :biggums: What?

We've seen Curry Shatter the eye test time after time but I also think we need to agree that D-wade passes the eye test by a huge margin just like Dirk, KG.

[QUOTE=!@#$%Vectors!@#]:biggums: :biggums: What?[/QUOTE]

i'm not sure what's going on here but have you watched iron-blooded orphans? i can't remember if i ever mentioned it to you yet but you should really look at it.

[QUOTE=PsychoBe]i'm not sure what's going on here but have you watched iron-blooded orphans? i can't remember if i ever mentioned it to you yet but you should really look at it.[/QUOTE]

Will get to it tonight. I watched all the released episodes of erased last night.


Feel:cry: :cry:

Really good show.

Have u watched it?