My NBA Analysis – Part 2 of 3 by Nik Patel
This article was written by Nik Patel. Nik is a M.S. Analytics Student at Georgia Tech. You can find Nik on Twitter – @NumbersWithNik
This article was written by Nik Patel. Nik is a M.S. Analytics Student at Georgia Tech. You can find Nik on Twitter – @NumbersWithNik
This article was written by Nik Patel. Nik is a M.S. Analytics Student at Georgia Tech. You can find Nik on Twitter – @NumbersWithNik
This article was written by Nik Patel. Nik is a M.S. Analytics Student at Georgia Tech. You can find Nik on Twitter – @NumbersWithNik
This article was written by Nik Patel. Nik is a M.S. Analytics Student at Georgia Tech. You can find Nik on Twitter – @NumbersWithNik
This article was written by Nik Patel. Nik is a M.S. Analytics Student at Georgia Tech. You can find Nik on Twitter – @NumbersWithNik
This article was written by Nik Patel. Nik is a M.S. Analytics Student at Georgia Tech. You can find Nik on Twitter – @NumbersWithNik
The General Manager of the Houston Rockets Daryl Morey once said, “This year we have been a championship team with him, and a bubble team without him.” Strong sentiment for any player – more than understandable for players like James Harden or Dwight Howard. But Mr. Morey wasn’t talking about either of them.
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