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HWRI · Bureau of Decision Studies · Shot-selection finding

Jerry Stackhouse

2000–01 regular season · DET

Chart: Jerry Stackhouse, 2000–01. Each dot is a qualified player that season, placed by how much more he shoots than his efficiency earns (across) and how much farther out he shoots on a make streak (up). Jerry Stackhouse sits at the 99th and 95th percentiles. Finding: Gets hot and keeps gunning.

Finding: Gets hot and keeps gunning

Shoots more than his efficiency earns99th percentileIrrational Confidence 96.0 · of 206 players
Fires from deeper when hot95th percentileHeat Check 86 · of 206 players
Points per game29.8true shooting 52.1% · league 52.3%
Threes taken on a make streak186made 33.9% · 35.9% otherwise

How to read it

Both axes are percentiles within the season, among players with at least 30 games and 1,000 minutes (prorated for shortened seasons). Across: how much more he shoots than his efficiency earns (HWRI's Irrational Confidence); high only counts with real volume (12+ shots a game). Up: how much farther out he shoots while on a 2+ make streak, against that season's average jumper (HWRI's Heat Check); it measures shot distance, not whether the shots fall. The hatched box is the corner the finding comes from.

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