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Originally Posted by BadBaronRudigor
Sounds like great fun! Since you have already done the work, for future matchups, can you post the statistics so we can see them?
For this matchup, Larry Nance was so slender coming out of college he was playing SF, not PG and certainly not center (on the bench, Steve Johnson, however, was playing mainly center if I remember right). This gives the 76ers a big advantage inside. Will give a full analysis in a bit but that comes first.
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Id like to make one of my nice charts for each match-up with all of the stats, but I fear that I wont have the time to get it formatted up to my standards. Instead, I will try to provide pertinent information on the less known players in the seasons I considered.
I know Larry Nance is no center, but that team just doesnt have any size. Instead of putting Schayes or Johnson or some other undeserving starter into the starting line-up, I just decided to go with a small line-up to run with Isaiah.
1981
D Schayes 1988 64.0 TS%, 18.4 PER, 16.1 Rb Rate
S Johnson 1983 62.9 TS%, 18.1 PER, 13.9 Rb Rate,
17.8 TO Rate *
K Tripucka 1983 56.5 TS%, 19.8 PER, 13.3 Ast Rate, 6.1 Rb Rate
E Johnson 1989 56.4 TS%, 19.4 PER, 8.0 Rb Rate
* I had to stoop low to find a quality big man in this draft class.
1976
J Lucas 1984 45.3 Ast Rate, 18.1 PER
M Kupchak 1979 58.8 TS%, 13.6 Rb Rate, 19.4 PER
S Parker 1978 - 54.4 TS%, 13.6 Ast Rate, 9.5 Rb Rate
S May 1981 - 54.9 TS%, 10.8 Rb Rate
L Shelton 1978 - 54.9 TS%, 12.7 Ast Rate, 12.9 Rb Rate
J Davis 1983 - 52.1 TS%, 29.0 Ast Rate
My analysis will follow soon.