Using Numbers to Find the 75 Greatest NBA Players of All-Time

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• LA

  @LA-fm4kw · 4 years ago

  Her: so where do you want to go to dinner tonight?<br><br>Jimmy: let me show this huge graph of all possible places to eat tonight

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• LY

  @LYShowtime · 4 years ago

  - Michael Jordan places 13 in shot making. <br><br>MJ: “I took that personally..”

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• LA

  @LA-fm4kw · 4 years ago (edited)

  Jimmy&apos;s graphs just keep getting bigger and bigger lol

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• JE

  @jessesakstrup2480 · 3 years ago

  Jokic&apos;s recalculated score, just after Denver won the title:<br>1 championship = +2 points<br>1 finals MVP = +10.5 points<br>2 MVPs (previously had 1) + 7.5 points (for a total of 18 points)<br>6.64 assists per game = +1 point (since Lillard&apos;s average is now 6.70)<br>WS/48: .2474 = +17 points<br>PER: 27.7 = +19 points<br>Shot making = ?? <br>Impact and influence = ??<br>This gives him a total of 67.5, putting him in 13th overall<br><br>If you give him a few points for shot making and impact/influence, &nbsp;then he could be as high as 10th overall.<br><br>He would also gain 10+ points if we used total rebound percentage (TRB%) instead of total rebounds (a lot of the top rebounders played in an era where pace was much higher and shooting percentages were much lower, so there were waaaaay more rebounds to go around)...Jokic ranks 13th all-time in TRB% (and only behind Moses Malone, Dwight Howard and Joel Embiid amongst players on the top 110 list) since they began tracking it in 1970. He ranks ahead of Wes Unseld (5th highest RPG all-time) in TRB% -- who played all but 2 seasons after 1970. <br>Using this criteria, he might gain 10-15 points, which would easily put him in the top 10 (according to this criteria)

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• AN

  @Ani-gc1nt · 4 years ago

  “No one is necessarily wrong. Well, unless you have someone else than Michael Jordan at number 1. Then your definitely wrong. And you can go ahead and throw that list in the trash” - Jxmy 2021

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• BI

  @BingusBongus12345 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Jxmy in high school: When will I ever use math after school?<br><br>Jxmy now: <b>Using numbers to find the 75 greatest NBA players of All-time</b>

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• IA

  @iamriop · 4 years ago

  The amount of effort that goes into these videos is astonishing!

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• VA

  @varsing_3786 · 1 year ago

  here after the luka trade

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• EZ

  @ezrasadler · 4 years ago (edited)

  The fact that Derrick Rose is on this list just goes to show how good he really was in his prime (prime of his career*)

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• TH

  @thomasplunkett1078 · 4 years ago

  jimmy needs a podcast. bro could talk about anything and i’m tuning in

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• JC

  @jcwaaa · 4 years ago

  Zaza Pachulia actually has the most all-defensive teams. The cameras just weren&apos;t on.

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• SP

  @spogger19 · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s a tradition to come back and watch this every once in a while<br><br>Note: Michael Jordan below Klay Thompson for &quot;Shot Making&quot; is criminal

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