Fun with stats again - Pistons on career list?

Jason Maxiell- Already the leader in the clubhouse on abortions.
Women don't even want to bring their children into a world with Max.

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Originally Posted by Sir Douche Baggins

Sir Douche Baggins, posts.

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Your E-Penis is so huge it is beyond attractive into freakishly gross.

Fuckers won't ban me.

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Originally Posted by Sir Douche Baggins

Fuckers won't ban me.

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Talk about how wonderful Flip Saunders is as a coach.

banworthy.

Won't work, Kstat hasn't been banned.

Just kidding Kstat.

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Originally Posted by Glenn

I wonder who the Pistons all-time PER leader is?

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My hunch would be Bob Lanier.

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Originally Posted by Uncle Mxy

My hunch would be Bob Lanier.

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PER is adjusted for pace, so I would guess not.

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Originally Posted by Hermy

PER is adjusted for pace, so I would guess not.

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The world may never know:

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Also note that it is impossible to calculate PER (at least in the conventional manner described above) for NBA seasons prior to 1978, as the league did not keep track of turnovers before that year.

I just took basketball-reference.com PER #s for Lanier and Hill's Detroit seasons, added together and divided by the # of seasons:

Lanier: 22.6
Hill: 22.5

That's close. http://www.basketball-reference.com/about/per.html shows how they sort out PER for older seasons.

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Originally Posted by Hermy

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Also note that it is impossible to calculate PER (at least in the conventional manner described above) for NBA seasons prior to 1978, as the league did not keep track of turnovers before that year.

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In that case, in stead of using Player Efficiency Rating, you can always use the New Efficiency Rating Definition.