Portland Trailblazers Real Player Ratings as of February 23 2009

[tremaine]

Brandon Roy is the MVP in terms of quality and Brandon Roy is also the MVP in terms of quantity for the Portland Trailblazers so far in the 2008-09 season.

PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS
REAL PLAYER RATINGS
Quality of Players
Includes all tracked actions and adjustments for hidden defending
2008-09 Regular Season
As of Feb 23, 2009

Brandon Roy 0.907
LaMarcus Aldridge 0.794
Joel Przybilla 0.747
Rudy Fernandez 0.730
Sergio Rodriguez 0.722
Greg Oden 0.681
Steve Blake 0.664
Travis Outlaw 0.604
Channing Frye 0.537
Jerryd Bayless 0.493
Nicolas Batum 0.489

SCALE FOR REAL PLAYER RATINGS
Perfect Player? Is there Such a Thing? 1.000 and more
Historic Super Star 0.950 and more
Super Star 0.850 0.949
A Star Player; An Extremely Good Starter 0.775 0.849
A Great Player; A Solid Starter 0.700 0.774
Major Role Player 0.650 0.699
Role Player 0.600 0.649
Minor Role Player 0.550 0.599
Very Minor Role Player 0.500 0.549
Poor Player at This Time 0.450 0.499
Very Poor Player at This Time 0.350 0.449
Extremely Poor Player at This Time / Disaster and less 0.349

REAL PLAYER PRODUCTION
Real Player Production (RPP) is the sum of all the good things minus the sum of all the bad things a player has done since the season began. Although RPP includes all tracked defensive actions, there is no methodology as of yet for adjusting RPP for hidden or untracked defending, such as man to man defending that forces missed shots. Therefore, you should, in order to fairly evaluate the following ratings, remember that the better defenders have done some more for the team relative to the lessor defenders than the ratings are showing.

PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS
REAL PLAYER PRODUCTION
Quantity of Players
Includes all tracked actions
2008-09 Regular Season
Through Feb. 23, 2009

Brandon Roy 1658.65
LaMarcus Aldridge 1395.90
Travis Outlaw 811.05
Rudy Fernandez 800.00
Steve Blake 788.15
Joel Przybilla 781.40
Greg Oden 665.95
Sergio Rodriguez 496.70
Nicolas Batum 460.55
Jerryd Bayless 208.85
Channing Frye 188.20

TRAILBLAZERS MVPS
Congratulations and respect are due to BRANDON ROY, who has been leading the Trailblazers in quality basketball so far this season.

Congratulations and respect are due to BRANDON ROY, who has contributed more than any other player to the Trailblazers so far this season.

TRAILBLAZER5 SUPERSTARS AND STARS
Historic Superstars
None

Superstars
Brandon Roy

Stars
LaMarcus Aldridge

TRAILBLAZERS OTHER KEY, NON-STAR PLAYERS

Solid Starters
Joel Przybilla
Rudy Fernandez
Sergio Rodriguez

Major Role Players
Greg Oden
Steve Blake

Role Players
Travis Outlaw

======= DEFENDING AND OFFENSIVE SUB RATINGS ========================================

PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS
OVERALL DEFENDING SUB RATINGS
Includes both tracked and hidden defending
2008-09 REGULAR SEASON
As of Feb 23, 2009

Joel Przybilla 0.548
Sergio Rodriguez 0.482
Rudy Fernandez 0.459
Channing Frye 0.378
LaMarcus Aldridge 0.375
Greg Oden 0.323
Travis Outlaw 0.283
Brandon Roy 0.228
Nicolas Batum 0.214
Steve Blake 0.200
Jerryd Bayless 0.199

PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS
OFFENSIVE SUB RATINGS
Includes all tracked offensive actions
2008-09 REGULAR SEASON
As of Feb 23, 2009

Brandon Roy 0.717
LaMarcus Aldridge 0.519
Steve Blake 0.510
Rudy Fernandez 0.431
Sergio Rodriguez 0.430
Greg Oden 0.405
Travis Outlaw 0.376
Jerryd Bayless 0.364
Joel Przybilla 0.301
Nicolas Batum 0.289
Channing Frye 0.285

============ STARS AND SUPERSTARS IN PICTURES =================

BRANDON ROY: SUPERSTAR AND MVP--QUALITY AND MVP--QUANTITY

LAMARCUS ALDRIDGE: STAR

USER GUIDE
For very detailed information about how Real Player Ratings were developed and are calculated, please consult the User Guide for Real Player Rating Reports by Team

 

[TripTango]

Sergio is listed as a "Solid Starter"? Quick! Hide this thread from Maris!

 

[MrJayremmie]

Lost credibility early when they had Sergio rated way too high.

 

[BasX]

Dude made his real NBA ratings and had Marcus Camby as a historical player..... ya.

http://sportstwo.com/forums/showthread.php?t=136094

 

[MARIS61]

Lost credibility early when they had Sergio rated way too high.

More accurately, Sergio-haters lost what little credibility they might have imagined they had.

As Kingspeed says, "Learn the game, then post".

Top to bottom these are the most accurate picture of who is really making this team succeed.

 

[hasoos]

Seems like that statistic tracker should just be called a play time tracker. Not to take anything from Roy, but I believe that the order seems pretty proportional to how much PT players are getting.

 

[Nikolokolus]

More accurately, Sergio-haters lost what little credibility they might have imagined they had.

As Kingspeed says, "Learn the game, then post".

Top to bottom these are the most accurate picture of who is really making this team succeed.

A statistical model is only as good as its ability to interpolate a value or extrapolate a trend. Case in point, it rates Nicolas at the bottom in terms of his contributions to this team's success ... that tells me all I need to know about its worth.

So in short, learn statistics then post.

 

[MrJayremmie]

More accurately, Sergio-haters lost what little credibility they might have imagined they had.

As Kingspeed says, "Learn the game, then post".

Top to bottom these are the most accurate picture of who is really making this team succeed.

Having Sergio 2nd in the defending sub statistic is hardly accurate, lol. Its tough to argue w/ you man because you will never point out something bad that Sergio does, only the positive, but for every other Blazer its far more negative than positive. A long time ago (I was in Junior High) I had a similar man-crush for Fred Jones as a Duck and then for his first season in the NBA I followed the Pacers just to see his stats and would always argue that if given the opportunity he could be a borderline all-star in a few years. lol. Its similar with you, but it seems you are more extreme. But if this makes you happy than go for it. Different people enjoy themselves different ways, but I found it funny that you tell me to "Learn the game"...

Edit - Like if you go back throught he game threads in the past month, you will not mention a stat that doesn't do Sergio justice. If Bayless has more assists and Sergio has more points you will point out Sergio did better because he scored more and say Jerryd had to get help from his teammates for the assists. If its the other way around, your arguement is that Sergio is helping the team play better and doing what a PG is suppost to do while Jerryd is playing as a SG. Then when Jerryd has a better +/- than Sergio you will never point it out, and even agreed at how silly the stat was the night (I think) Jerryd had +9 and Sergio had -9, but when Sergio was the only positive (+1) on teh team in his 19 minutes you point it out as a compliment. When Sergio isn't playing well, you don't say take him out, but when Blake isn't playing super, you say PUT SERGIO IN. You constantly poitn out Blake and Roys short-commings on teh defensive end but never Sergio's, using stats by going to the box score and showing how many steals he has had, or how many points the opposing guard had while Blake/Sergio/Jerryd were on the court as well (not taking into account maybe they weren't guarding him, maybe another PG was on the floor that they were guarding, switches, lack of help defense, etc...) but never seem to point it out when Sergio allows the player to score a lot. It really seems like you are FAR more of a fan of Sergio than you are of the team, which is odd. Any trade that is hugely in our favor but either requires bringing in a PG or trading Sergio or both, you say the other team gets the better end and say "Why would we do that?" and "Thank God KP is the GM" and stuff like that. B-Roy asked you if you would trade Sergio for CP3 and the first part of your answer was... "It depends" and went on to talk about if Roy could play with a guard like CP3. Another thing, last year and at the start of this year who railed on Nate more than anyone I can remember and led the charge at BBF. You said he won't be here next year, and etc... You continued to do it at the start of this year, but once he started playing Sergio 15mpg you changed your tone completely and now say no other coach would help this team (Addelman, Poppovich) and Nate should be COY. Its funny as hell, but kinda sad at the same time.

I'm not trying to point out your flaws here, because I think we all have a favorite player we want to see succeed, but its tough to argue with you.

Brandon Roy 1658.65
LaMarcus Aldridge 1395.90
Travis Outlaw 811.05
Rudy Fernandez 800.00
Steve Blake 788.15
Joel Przybilla 781.40
Greg Oden 665.95
Sergio Rodriguez 496.70
Nicolas Batum 460.55
Jerryd Bayless 208.85
Channing Frye 188.20

This is really the most accurate chart there, i'm not sure what for. But its at least close. With Jerryd though, he doesn't get enough minutes to qualify, imo, or his production would far outweigh lots of players on that list as we saw when he averaged 10.5ppg, 3apg and 2rpg during Blake's absense.

Dude made his real NBA ratings and had Marcus Camby as a historical player..... ya.

Figures...

 

[LittleAlex]

More accurately, Sergio-haters lost what little credibility they might have imagined they had.

As Kingspeed says, "Learn the game, then post".

Top to bottom these are the most accurate picture of who is really making this team succeed.

Holy Crap!

Are you actually going to defend the matador by saying we need to "Learn the game"? That's a joke, right? You are going to use a scale that places Canby in Historical Star status to do so?

Learn the game, then post right back at you.