anh2173

AsR = Assists per 100 possessions
ToR = Turnovers per 100 possessions
Usg-R = Possessions per 40 minutes

Knowing that, a quick and dirty method of points per 100 would be

(Pts_P40 / Usg-R)* 100

If you are looking for Dean Oliver's "ORtg", that involves PProd (points produced), amongst other things. I am pretty sure Basketball-Reference will still include that on individual player pages when they switch to in-season updates.

If you are looking for Oliver's Basketball On Paper stuff, though, right now there is someone doing that themselves HERE

(Not sure how frequently he updates or if the link changes. You can find the poster on APBRMetrics Forum under the handle 'davis21wylie2121'.)

jokeaward

Malik Rose isn't playing much at all, but his PER is -4.03.

Is anything possible? In this new wing world... oops, sorry. But that's awful. Larry Hughes is at 7.4.

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girllovesthegame

I was checking out Hollinger's PER on ESPN.com since it appears we can see all the rankings without being an "Insider" and noticed he has Felton currently listed as a SG at #53 with a PER of 13.95 and Williams with a point guard PER of 19.97. I kind of thought Hollinger's PER's would be most accurate but are they really calling Felton a SG this season?

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