If the Spurs stick to the lineups in orange they are invicible. If they don’t , you heard it heere first. Rating is how many ppg better than average a lineup plays.
| Minutes | Rating | ||||||
| 1 | Duncan | Leonard | Parker | Blair | Jefferson | 190.13 | 7.548512 |
| 2 | Duncan | Green | Leonard | Parker | Blair | 148.35 | 5.304009 |
| 3 | Duncan | Green | Leonard | Parker | Diaw | 139.91 | 36.24935 |
| 4 | Duncan | Green | Parker | Blair | Jefferson | 125.56 | 6.711985 |
| 5 | Splitter | Bonner | Ginobili | Jackson | Neal | 103.87 | 3.948327 |
| 6 | Duncan | Parker | Blair | Jefferson | Neal | 101.16 | 22.78706 |
| 7 | Duncan | Parker | Ginobili | Blair | Jefferson | 63.24 | 2.997323 |
| 8 | Duncan | Green | Leonard | Parker | Bonner | 49.67 | 7.819873 |
| 9 | Duncan | Leonard | Parker | Diaw | Ginobili | 48.96 | 28.12189 |
| 10 | Green | Parker | Splitter | Bonner | Jefferson | 48.81 | 13.29698 |
| 11 | Leonard | Splitter | Bonner | Ginobili | Neal | 42.93 | 21.78862 |
| 12 | Green | Parker | Splitter | Bonner | Neal | 42.07 | 7.598258 |
| 13 | Green | Leonard | Splitter | Bonner | Neal | 39.06 | -2.61584 |
| 14 | Duncan | Green | Parker | Diaw | Ginobili | 38.59 | 53.39009 |
| 15 | Duncan | Leonard | Parker | Ginobili | Blair | 37.80 | 36.91534 |
| 16 | Duncan | Green | Parker | Bonner | Jefferson | 34.74 | -5.66127 |
| 17 | Duncan | Leonard | Parker | Bonner | Neal | 34.01 | 42.1314 |
| 18 | Green | Splitter | Bonner | Jefferson | Neal | 32.22 | -2.20434 |
| 19 | Green | Splitter | Bonner | Neal | Anderson | 31.83 | 51.99411 |
| 20 | Leonard | Parker | Splitter | Bonner | Neal | 30.67 | -4.95777 |
| 21 | Duncan | Parker | Bonner | Ginobili | Jackson | 30.44 | 28.55399 |
| 22 | Duncan | Green | Parker | Bonner | Neal | 28.46 | 44.47165 |
| 23 | Duncan | Green | Leonard | Parker | Ginobili | 27.14 | 60.67085 |
| 24 | Duncan | Leonard | Parker | Bonner | Ginobili | 26.94 | 1.507101 |
| 25 | Duncan | Green | Leonard | Parker | Splitter | 26.89 | 24.54629 |
| 26 | Duncan | Parker | Blair | Jefferson | Anderson | 26.00 | -3.4113 |
| 27 | Duncan | Green | Leonard | Parker | Jefferson | 24.64 | -13.0678 |
| 28 | Green | Leonard | Parker | Bonner | Blair | 24.59 | 34.55659 |
| 29 | Parker | Splitter | Bonner | Ginobili | Jackson | 24.33 | 38.57293 |
| 30 | Diaw | Splitter | Ginobili | Jackson | Neal | 23.76 | 17.50922 |
| 31 | Duncan | Green | Parker | Bonner | Ginobili | 23.48 | 75.5325 |
Helpful stuff, Wayne. Thanks, as always. You’re invaluable.
Comment by Tim Varner — May 26, 2012 @ 10:31 am
It will be a shame if a team this great does not win. I have not seen a team play like this in the 12 years we have been doing the numbers
Comment by wwinston — May 26, 2012 @ 10:42 am
jefferson is long gone dude. try jackson. got the wrong roster?
Comment by dan — May 27, 2012 @ 1:48 pm
just listing lineups that played the most.
Comment by wwinston — May 27, 2012 @ 2:14 pm
I thought the Spurs were gonna go all the way, its nuts that they collapsed so badly those last four games, I’m just shocked. But being honest, OKC-Miami is a much more star studded series, David Stern is thanking his stars the conf. championships worked out the way they did.
Comment by Derek — June 10, 2012 @ 2:32 pm
Wayne,
What’s the major difference between your adjusted +/- and the one on Basketball Value?
Comment by lovethoseknicks — July 14, 2012 @ 11:09 am