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Posted by Jon
on 10/9/2009, 8:56 am, in reply to "Re: Madison Square Garden Statistically Probable"
Message modified by user Jon 10/9/2009, 10:47 am
Getting a little off topic it seems, but at least you and JFK have something in common: You're both wrong.
Statistics are very valuable when used in combination with what the eye sees. Which is what most of us have been saying all along. Let's say Brant plays 20 minutes a game this year and averages 4 points a game. The game you scout, he plays 30 he drops 20. If you don't look at compiled statistics from earlier in the season, you are going to game plan for him as a premier scorer on the team. And you'd probably lose your game.
As for JFK, *edit* I should have left that alone. This forum isn't a place for venting of political feelings.
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