Nathan Walker uses Box Plus/Minus to identify candidates for unexpected player improvement early in the 2015/16 season.
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The results of Nathan Walker's 2016 NBA Win Projections
Nathan uses RPM and BPM with a usage adjustment for his 2016 NBA win projections. First, here is the methodology.
How much should we expect Jimmy Butler to regress to the mean this season?
The Clippers have an unfortunate bench.
Nathan examines which teams have made the best trades by Box-Plus-Minus, and which players have been the best fit.
How much of Khris Middleton's amazing +/- comes from his teammates +/-?
Many of the new defensive metrics built from SportVU data rely on the definition of closest defender. But sometimes it's someone else who is doing the work.
Using Real Plus-Minus to evaluate trade deadline winners and losers.
When we control for other factors, exactly how good are the post-Josh Smith Detroit Pistons?
Nathan Walker uses Real-Plus-Minus to examine which players should improve or regress the most this season by "Wins Developed".
Nathan Walker's Win Projections for the 2014-2015 season, based on Real Plus-Minus.
Small sample sizes be damned. Nathan Walker took summer league box scores stats and used them to estimate Real Plus-Minus for the participants.