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Wayne Winston's adjusted +/- ratings measure how many points better or worse than average per 48 minutes an NBA player performs, after adjusting for the other nine players on the court. For example, a +10 rating means a player adds 10 points more than an an average player to his team’s performance. Amir Johnson (+16) has been amazing for the Raptors. Jose Calderon (-9), Sonny Weems (-7), and DeMar DeRozan (-10) have really hurt the team.
Check out Arturo Galletti's MVP List for 2010-11. Hint: If you're looking for names like Andrea Bargnani, DeRozan or Weems, scroll to the bottom of the chart.
These NBA team history visualizations from Hoopism.com show every player for a given team, how long they played for that team, who was on their team in any given year, and every year they made the all-star team. The visualizations allow you to compare player success with team success by calling out playoff and championship seasons... not that you'll be doing much of that with the Raptors.
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so....?
amir johnson’s is so good because he’s on when the shit players are on, jose and demars are the worst because they are on when the all stars are on, this plus minus is just something that you guys use to say how bad the raptors are, but its getting old
Ummm, last time I checked, Amir Johnson was starting…
by RaptorsHQ - Defensive Stance on Dec 28, 2010 3:53 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
I thought the same way before...
when he was coming off the bench, and it has dropped slightly for him but I am really impressed with how he’s performed regardless off opposition…
Some of the guys stats are hurt by being consistently over matched, but that also speaks to where they struggle AS WELL as how good the other guy is…
Amir’s hustle balances out some of his talent disparity, the other guys don’t make up for it like he does…
KDFREATPED
Yeah, plus minus fails to factor in reality
by axl t on Dec 28, 2010 5:52 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

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