Looking at penalty time splits for NBA players reveals an optimal substitution pattern for new teammates, Chris Paul and James Harden.
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A deep dive into penalty time, which teams exploit that advantage the most and how teams from this season compare to those from previous eras.
Rebounds and turnovers can give a team an edge in scoring opportunities. Which teams in NBA history have been the best at leveraging them?
Most advanced statistics built on possessions rely on an estimate around free throws. That estimate has become increasingly inaccurate.
A look at how players shoot on each of two free throw attempts, including the players who miss way more than they should on the second attempt.
Stephen Curry had a career first at the free throw line in Game 2 against the Trail Blazers that involved missing two of three free throws.
By comparing a team's statistics to the league average in each season, we can put the historic accomplishments of the Warriors into context.
The Minnesota Timberwolves converted eight and-1 opportunities against Golden State Tuesday night. How does that compare historically?
Revisiting jump ball statistics for the 2016-17 NBA season and updating career numbers. Also, Andre Drummond might be the jump ball GOAT.
NBA players have consistency shot a better percentage on their second free throw as opposed to their first, but who has the largest leap?
With the addition of Kevin Durant, could the 2016-17 Golden State Warriors put together the most efficient offense in the history of the league?