During the last post, I continued the top-10 series I introduced two days ago by covering the fourth through sixth rankings. Today, I’ll wrap up
During my last post, I introduced a series in which I would rank the NBA’s ten best players of the 2021 season, starting with rankings
Every year, I embark on the self-destructive journey of ranking the NBA’s very best players. Anyone who regularly consumes basketball content will likely have seen
Proposed by social psychologists David Dunning and Justin Kruger in 1999, the Dunning-Kruger effect explains a form of cognitive bias by describing the stages of
(📸 The Ringer) Nearing the end of the 2021 Playoffs, with a whole new season of information on the league’s top players, we cycle around to
It’s been a long, windy journey to get here, one that started with plans for a video. (That wouldn’t have been enough time to discuss
(📸 The Ringer) About a year ago, I trained Dean Oliver’s four factors (AKA the outcomes for a possession) on offensive and defensive ratings from 1974
(📸 The Ringer) Inspired by the likes of Sports Illustrated, SB Nation, and Thinking Basketball among countless others, I’m continuing here a “5 Thoughts” series. Watching and studying
(📸 The Ringer) Inspired by the likes of Sports Illustrated, SB Nation, and Thinking Basketball among countless others, I’m introducing here a “5 Thoughts” series. Watching and studying
(📸 The Ringer) The concept that diminishing returns on efficiency accompany an increase in scoring attempts has long existed, yet very few public models are available