3ITKH•

these numbers don't really mean anything

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_bluberries_OPSpurs•

OKC frontcourt is just ridiculous.

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Toront06Raptors•

I don't understand this. There are some guys on here that aren't that great offensively.

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sptagnew[LAL] Kobe Bryant•

Lobs and garbage buckets can make you insanely efficient.

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_bluberries_OPSpurs•

Offensive rebounding.

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dzhoneehPacers•

be efficient from court, become leader in ORTG.

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ConsumedAMPelicans•

All it means is you were a crucial part of a great offense. Not that you are among the most impactful in the league or anything

Best used with actual superstars as opposed to Tristan Thompson, but he does still offer a lot of value to the Cavs.

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_bluberries_OPSpurs•

The picture for people who can't get into twitter -https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cq7PCiWW8AAm2RT.jpg

Also, sorry for the typo.

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BizGilwalker[CHA] Bismack Biyombo•

Yes, fear our top offensive duo of Cody Zeller and Marvin Williams!

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PingedSpinxz[TOR] DeMar DeRozan•

This is why Offensive and defensive rating stats are GARBAGE. I remember a few years back when Carlos Boozer was in the top 10 for defensive win shares....

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TheFeedMachineWest•

Offensive rating and defensive rating for players are useful in the context of on/off stats, and not just by themselves. If you looked at the Bulls defensive rating with and without Boozer, they were probably better defensively without Boozer on the court. He just played on an elite defensive team and got a lot of minutes, so his defensive win shares were inflated.

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toggl3d•

ORTG's best context is usage%.

These stats are great. You not understanding them and what they mean doesn't make them garbage.

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TheBronJamesHardenLakers•

Curry better

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