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288825.1
Date: 8/15/2017 4:40:00 PM
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What is the best stat line you guys have ever seen on a draft prospect from their assessment game? Today I scouted a point guard with the following stat line:

60 points (20-27 FG, 3-4 3PT, 17-20 FT)
10 assists
9 rebounds
3 blocks
1 steal
3 fouls
0 turnovers

This is easily the best stat line I've ever seen on a draft prospect. Has anyone seen better than this? I have to wonder if this guy could possibly be as good as he looks initially. He's got a 5 star rating, but I haven't scouted for his potential yet.

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288825.2 in reply to 288825.1
Date: 8/16/2017 6:48:29 AM
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Let us know about him when you scout him :). Honestly, can't wait to see that monster in coming.

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288825.5 in reply to 288825.4
Date: 8/16/2017 2:45:06 PM
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So the point here being that these stat lines don't necessarily mean a lot in regards to the actual skills. Is there any proven correlation between their stats and their skills?

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288825.7 in reply to 288825.6
Date: 8/17/2017 2:56:42 AM
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Why You said that stats are useless?
Even in Your players You could see some relationship.
Player1
stats -> skills
7 RB -> 6 in RB - 7 rb is pretty high on PG and Your player have 6 rb -> stats are correct
10 AS -> 7PA - obvious many assists tell that he has got very high Passing skill
3 BL -> 6SB -> 3 blocks is high so he has got pretty nice blocks skills
0STL -> 1 OD -> not steals means low


Player2
0AS => 1PA - no assists -> low passing
2BL -> 6SB - nice blocks -> pretty high SB
2ST -> 5OD - some steal -> nice OD


Remember that player could play agains strong player (then his stats will be lower than skills says) or weaker (so his match stats will be higher)

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288825.9 in reply to 288825.8
Date: 8/17/2017 4:11:31 AM
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Exception proves the rule ;).
Maybe he just play against players with low rebounding? I don't say that stats perfectly reflects skills, but for sure are useful and generally tells about strong and weak sides of player

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288825.11 in reply to 288825.10
Date: 8/17/2017 4:30:14 AM
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Balls could be tricky, secially the first one. First ball specify salary of player and for young players differences are less than 500$ for each grade and that could be 1-2 point in skills. Some skills are "cheaper" than others so I can image player with B grade with lower TSP than A grade. And that's the place for match stats which could say about player strong and weak points. All together could give the picture how player may look, but of course there are also space for some random stuff ;)