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A sigh of the times: So long to Kobe, Timmy, and Garnett
by Matt D'Anna
Damn.
Sure, we had ample time to prepare for Kobe Bryant — most of last season, really. Tim Duncan did it in a very, well, Tim Duncan way; casually riding off into the sunset — er, Old Navy. Frankly, Kevin Garnett’s retirement on Friday was inevitable — a clock that begin ticking from the moment of his nostalgic return to Minnesota. [keep reading]
As per usual, @CrumpledJumper 🔥: "Harrison Barnes is getting paid" https://t.co/FxQOyMslV2 via @NylonCalculus
Trade space: How relationships shape deals
An attempt at understanding the complicated dynamics of an NBA trade over the years.
(via Trade space: How relationships shape deals - Nylon Calculus)
Charting the Game 7 success of some of the best dynasties in NBA history.
(via A visual history of Game 7 results for the best teams in NBA history - Nylon Calculus)
Which players carry the biggest clutch load, and who is the most efficient with that responsibility?
(via The NBA's best closers - Nylon Calculus)
The Warriors are a cresting wave
Posted on May 6, 2016 by Todd Whitehead
After Tuesday’s come-from-behind victory, the Golden State Warriors are leading the Portland Trail Blazers two-games-to-none in the Western Conference Semifinals, with Game 3 to be played in the Rose Garden on Saturday evening. That the Warriors have been able to establish a 2-0 series lead without the services of their best player, Stephen Curry, is a testament to the quality, depth, and cohesion of the entire roster. In contrast, the Portland Trail Blazers roster is comprised of mostly young and unproven talents, with little experience playing together in the playoffs or otherwise. As such, this second round series between Golden State and Portland is providing a useful opportunity to observe the impact of roster continuity on team success. [keep reading]
"NBA Draft Prospects in the #FinalFour" https://t.co/K92F1kyteO via @NylonCalculus https://t.co/7DQLJY2Sxj
"Three Pointers and Skill Displacement" by @SethPartnow https://t.co/Zzz6o8LWZc via @NylonCalculus #sportsanalytics https://t.co/dN1N8KtEiJ
