This season's playoffs are in full swing, and the East and West have now reached the stage of the division semifinals, and the four group showdowns are also playing very fierce matches! Recently, the US media NBA Math today took stock of the TPA value of all players since the start of the playoffs, which only reflects the data contributed by players at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends!
In this data graph, the horizontal axis indicates that the player can get a few more points in the team, the value is positive to indicate that the action is positive, and the value is negative means that the effect is negative. The vertical axis means that the player can lose a few points less in the team, the value of positive means that the defensive effect on the team is positive, and the value of negative means that the role of the team in defense is negative!
From the data chart, we can see that the Core Jimmy Butler of the Heat is in a thriving state, he is very helpful to the team's offensive end on the court, and he is the most improved team offense of all players. On the defensive end, his contribution to the team is second only to The Alphabet Brother, and he is the strongest player in this statistic!
In addition to Butler, alphabet brother's contribution to the team on the offensive end is second only to Butler and Morant, and the defensive end is the highest value among all players. Morant's contribution to the team on the offensive end ranks second among all players and the contribution to defense. In addition to these three people, Doncic, Paul, Jokic, Poole and others also have a good contribution on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends!
Curry has helped the team a lot on the offensive end, the defensive end has a slight negative effect, and Green has little help for the team's improvement on the offensive end, but the contribution of the defensive end to the league's top three! And Dillon Brooks, Payne, Trae Young and other players are negative for the team's help at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, especially Trae Young's data is still somewhat unexpected!