Lots of debate on Cousins recently. I do not know his Myers-Brigg score but he has a huge impact on the game. Look at how Kings played with him On or off court. In most cases Boogie made at least a 10 point different. For example with Collison and Cousins on court Sac played 9 ppg better than average; With Collison on court and Boogie out 10 ppg worse than average. I cannot speak for off the court but on the court Boogie is a real difference maker and they are few and far between.
| Mclemore | Stauskas | Thompson | Gay | McCallum | Landry | Williams | Collison | Evans | Cousins | |
| Cousins and other in | 6 1488m | -6 346m | 8 804m | 4 1268m | -6 715m | -6 360m | -6 567m | 9 831m | 14 71m | 2 1901m |
| Cousins out and other in | -9 1094m | -14 716m | -15 1092m | -10 1019m | -16 713m | -15 776m | -17 874m | -10 600m | -7 647m | dnp |
| Cousins in and other out | -12 413m | 4 1555m | -2 1096m | -3 633m | 6 1186m | 4 1541m | 5 1334m | -3 1070m | 1 1830m | dnp |
| Cousins out and other out | -17 808m | -11 1186m | -9 810m | -15 883m | -10 1188m | -10 1126m | -9 1028m | -13 1302m | -15 1254m | -12 1902m |
The rare Mathletics post. I return to my breathless anticipation of the next one.
Comment by Shareef Taylor — July 1, 2015 @ 4:28 am