I love lots of different stats for the Jazz as do a lot of people on here. I thought I would post some that I was looking at today and see if others have some and keep them going this season.
After seeing that the Jazz have the #1 offense and #1 defense in the 5 games Hill and Hayward played together I wanted to look at other stats today. I dug through the NBA.com tracking stats and this is what was interesting to me to look at.
Our top two drivers are as expected except the order for me. Hill #1 with 6.5 per game and Hayward #2 at 5.8 per game. No where near the top players like Thomas at #1 with 14 per game. Although Hill is in a league of his own with any player attempting at least 5 drives per game he is averaging 67% shooting on 3.3 shots per game. Hayward has the same number of shots but only 47% shooting. Hill is getting an assist per game out of those drives which is top 15 in the league and the only other person in the top 50 on our team is Mack although he averages just as many turnovers as assists which puts him top 25 for turnovers off drives in the NBA, with Lyles being the only other player on the team to be top 50 but barely. Hayward is getting to the line off his drives 1.6 times per game which is top 15 in the league. I am guessing with pace adjusted that would make our players look even better.
George Hill is our best catch and shoot player (assuming you dont count Gobert who is only averaging .2 a game but shooting 67%). His efg% is 68% our next closest is Hood at 66% but he gets the most points from this on the team at 4.8 per game then a its a drop off to Johnson at 61%. Hayward is all the way down at 47% and Lyles is at 42%.
George Hill is also scoring the most points on the team for pull up shots at 6 points a game and is our best shooter at them at 57% efg%. Hood and Hayward are 2nd and 3rd.
Hill is getting the most touches per game at 75, then Hayward at 65, Gobert 3rd at 55 and Hood at 42. Hill averages the longest touches but Mack is a close second, same with dribbles per touch. Hood and Hayward are the top 2 at points per touch. FYI Westbrook and Harden are top 2 at touches with 101 and 98 per game respectively.
Gobert is pretty much top 10 in most rebounding statistics but not at the top. Interesting note is that Westbrook is dominating the league in uncontested rebounds, looks like his team is helping him with those numbers. Which are 8.2 of his 10.5.
Gobert has the 4th best efg% in the league (#1 FG%) at 63%. Hill is #9 at 63%.
TLDR:
Hill is by far our best offensive player so far all around. Hayward is coming along but had some bad %s when Hill was out and he was playing through a broken finger.
After seeing that the Jazz have the #1 offense and #1 defense in the 5 games Hill and Hayward played together I wanted to look at other stats today. I dug through the NBA.com tracking stats and this is what was interesting to me to look at.
Our top two drivers are as expected except the order for me. Hill #1 with 6.5 per game and Hayward #2 at 5.8 per game. No where near the top players like Thomas at #1 with 14 per game. Although Hill is in a league of his own with any player attempting at least 5 drives per game he is averaging 67% shooting on 3.3 shots per game. Hayward has the same number of shots but only 47% shooting. Hill is getting an assist per game out of those drives which is top 15 in the league and the only other person in the top 50 on our team is Mack although he averages just as many turnovers as assists which puts him top 25 for turnovers off drives in the NBA, with Lyles being the only other player on the team to be top 50 but barely. Hayward is getting to the line off his drives 1.6 times per game which is top 15 in the league. I am guessing with pace adjusted that would make our players look even better.
George Hill is our best catch and shoot player (assuming you dont count Gobert who is only averaging .2 a game but shooting 67%). His efg% is 68% our next closest is Hood at 66% but he gets the most points from this on the team at 4.8 per game then a its a drop off to Johnson at 61%. Hayward is all the way down at 47% and Lyles is at 42%.
George Hill is also scoring the most points on the team for pull up shots at 6 points a game and is our best shooter at them at 57% efg%. Hood and Hayward are 2nd and 3rd.
Hill is getting the most touches per game at 75, then Hayward at 65, Gobert 3rd at 55 and Hood at 42. Hill averages the longest touches but Mack is a close second, same with dribbles per touch. Hood and Hayward are the top 2 at points per touch. FYI Westbrook and Harden are top 2 at touches with 101 and 98 per game respectively.
Gobert is pretty much top 10 in most rebounding statistics but not at the top. Interesting note is that Westbrook is dominating the league in uncontested rebounds, looks like his team is helping him with those numbers. Which are 8.2 of his 10.5.
Gobert has the 4th best efg% in the league (#1 FG%) at 63%. Hill is #9 at 63%.
TLDR:
Hill is by far our best offensive player so far all around. Hayward is coming along but had some bad %s when Hill was out and he was playing through a broken finger.
