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If the team is good, all of the players are assumed to be equally good. BPM starts by assuming that every player on the team has contributed equally. How does Box Plus/Minus evaluate players? The basic concept is simple. That elite team's best lineup of their five top players might be in the +14 range or even higher. Note that, by count of player seasons, there are far more below average seasons but that when you look at minutes played it is balanced.įor team scale, an elite team might have a regular-season team-level efficiency in the range of +8.0 per 100 team possessions. Here is a histogram of all player seasons from 1974 to 2019. 2.0 is a bench player (this is also defined as "replacement level") +0.0 is a decent starter or solid 6th man +8.0 is an MVP season (think peak Dirk or peak Shaq) +10.0 is an all-time season (think peak Jordan or LeBron) (In the 2018-19 season, teams averaged around 100 possessions per 48 minute game.)

A value of +5.0 means the team is 5 points per 100 possessions better with the player on the floor than with average production from another player. Because above-average players play more minutes, there are far more below-average players than above-average players in the league at any time. League average is defined as 0.0, meaning 0 points above average or below average. BPM does not take into account playing time - it is purely a rate stat! Playing time is included in Value Over Replacement Player (VORP) which is discussed below. It is based only on the information in the traditional basketball box score-no play-by-play data or non-traditional box score data (like dunks or deflections) are included.īPM uses a player’s box score information, position, and the team’s overall performance to estimate the player’s contribution in points above league average per 100 possessions played.

player_profiles: NBA.By Daniel Myers, developer of Box Plus/Minus, February 2020īox Plus/Minus, Version 2.0 (BPM) is a basketball box score-based metric that estimates a basketball player’s contribution to the team when that player is on the court.

play_by_play_v2: NBA games play-by-play v2.

nbastats_api_parameters: NBA Stats API Parameters.

nba_stats_api_items: NBA stats API parameters, teams and items.

nba_player_ids: Players' NBA player ids.

nba_insider_salaries: NBA team salaries.

nba_franchise_history: Get NBA franchise history.

metrics_leaders: League leaders by season.

hoops_hype_salary_summary: HoopsHype NBA teams summary salaries.

hoopshype_salaries: Hoopshype teams players salaries.

game_logs: NBA game logs NBA game logs for specified parameters.

dictionary_player_photos: Cached player photo dictionary.

dictionary_nba_names: Dictionary of NBA Headers and nbastatR names.

dictionary_bref_teams: Basketball Reference team dictionary.

dictionary_bref_players: Basketball Reference player dictionary.

dictionary_bref_coaches: Basketball Reference coach dictionary.dictionary_bref_awards: Basketball Reference Awards.current_schedule: NBA current season schedule.coaching_staffs: NBA active coaching staffs.bref_teams_stats: Basketball Reference teams seasons data.bref_players_stats: Basketball Reference Player Season Tables.bref_bios: Basketball Reference players bios.bref_awards_votes: Basketball Reference award votes.bref_awards: Basketball reference awards.beyond_the_numbers: NBA.com Beyond The Numbers Articles.assign_nba_teams: Assign NBA teams to environment.assign_nba_players: Assign NBA player dictionary to environment.

assign_bref_data: Assign nested BREF data to environment.