or: The $94 Million Dollar Man For the first time in a long time (and not just because of the lockout) I woke up the morning after watching a basketball game and wanted to watch the whole thing again. Not just 10 seconds of Kevin Durant’s buzzer-beater. I want to see Chris Paul’s ball-handling, Blake [...]
Read More..>>In anticipation of the first GMTR podcast of 2012 (yeah, it’s coming back) I thought I’d ask a question that seems appropriate around this point in the season. We’ll discuss the results during our first podcast of the year, likely coming at the beginning of next week.
Read More..>>I’m not the biggest fan of New Year’s resolutions in general. I see it as a way to justify getting blackout drunk on New Year’s Eve with the promise of some vague type of self-improvement in what seems like the distant future. But, as long as I can make promises with no real intention of [...]
Read More..>>Before you do anything else, head on over and watch the end of the Thunder-Mavs game if you haven’t already. Kevin Durant’s shot is easily the best of the year so far, and probably will be one of the best even after 63 more games. I mean: fade-away three-pointer from about 4 feet behind the [...]
Read More..>>But the Miami Heat did not. Line of the Night: Dwyane Wade (0.05 WARP) may have hit the game wining shot with seconds left to give the Heat a win over Charlotte, but he was only 5-13 from the field on the night, finishing with 10 points. It was actually LeBron James (2.55 WARP) who [...]
Read More..>>The GMTR Player Rater has finally been updated with stats from the 2011-12 season! If you are not familiar with it, the GMTR player rater is designed to provide player ratings specifically for head-to-head (H2H) leagues. It does this by estimating the probably that a team would win a statistical category (on a per week [...]
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