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College star
Re: The Bad Boy Pistons allowed more PPG than Dirk/Nash's Mavs/Suns
I could try and drop some knowledge but your ignorant-ass wouldn't pay attention or even understand it, so I'll just leave it at...
If (those) Mavs/Suns were playing in the same league as the Bad Boys you can bet your life that they would give up more points and have a worse DRtg, and that's considerably.
Plenty of good posts in this thread, already.
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Great college starter
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Re: The Bad Boy Pistons allowed more PPG than Dirk/Nash's Mavs/Suns
What the Pistons Playoffs stats on defense. I could of sworn watching the documentary that they didn't allow a team to reach 100 pts in 1990
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Re: The Bad Boy Pistons allowed more PPG than Dirk/Nash's Mavs/Suns
Because they were playing against far better offenses.
In the '90 playoffs they held their opponents to 94.8 ppg/43.5% FG. Their playoff opponents averaged 110 ppg/48.8% FG in the regular season. So they held teams to -15 ppg/-5.3% FG below their seasonal averages.
For comparison's sake, the 2008 Celtics - considered by many to be "the best defense ever" - held their playoff opponents to 88.8 ppg/42.6% FG. These opponents averaged 100 ppg/45.7% FG during the regular season. So they held opponents to -11 ppg/-3.1% FG. As you can see, Detroit's differentials were much higher than Boston's.
That's why those Pistons are one of the best defenses ever.
Last edited by OldSchoolBBall; 06-19-2014 at 09:31 AM.
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