The opening three-pointer in basketball

The nba is actually not like a league, it is more like a big company.

The company has thirty workshops, and players from each workshop perform.

Then everyone gets a share together.

Each team has limits on its investment in signings.

If you invest too much, you will be fined, and the fines paid will be shared by the NBA headquarters and 30 teams.

For example, the Buss family, the owners of the Lakers, and the owners of the Spurs, excluding the team, are only worth a mere two or three hundred million.

But they invest almost no money and rely on team tickets and league dividends to operate.

It can be said that the nba league is the healthiest professional league in the world.

Bosses in beautiful countries are all vying to own NBA teams because they are high-quality assets that can continue to operate even without investment.

For example, the Knicks have been a bad team for thousands of years, but because they are located in New York, their annual net profit is as high as 200 million.

Under such circumstances, NBA is destined not to have any feuds or life-and-death disputes like football.

Each NBA team is more like a department. I can’t say that the relationship between the two is very good, but if you look up and don’t look down, basically the relationship is okay.

Stern, the president of the league, is a very pioneering boss. In order to promote the NBA in China and broadcast it on TV5, he even waited for several hours in the lobby on the first floor of CCTV with the cold wind blowing.

As a result, he succeeded, and now China can bring about US$2 billion in revenue to the NBA every year.

There is no doubt that Stern is a very visionary man.

He also actively explored the technical reform of the NBA. In the early years, the NBA's rough style of play was not conducive to global promotion.

Two thousand years later, NBA basketball is much more civilized, and the protection measures for players have also increased a lot.

In addition, he also established the NBA official website, established the NBA live broadcast website, and a dedicated mobile app.

In a beautiful country, these NBA initiatives are far richer in content than other leagues.

Even Major League Rugby, the most influential league, is not as good as the NBA.

Harris is a member of the statistics team. He is responsible for statistics of various data of each NBA team and each player.

This task is actually not very difficult, as long as you know how to use a computer and know how to use it.

But because the NBA has games almost every day, they need to make constant preparations.

Yesterday, after the game between the Bulls and the Timberwolves, he carefully conducted statistics, but he didn't want to report the report and was directly called back by the team leader.

"Be serious, man."

The team leader also made a review and wrote comments.

Harris frowned slightly. This job is relatively easy, with a monthly salary of more than three thousand dollars.

He still liked it very much.

And as people from the NBA headquarters, they always have some benefits. Sometimes they can get some tickets, which can also be sold.

You can also earn some extra money.

For Harris, he is very satisfied with this job.

However, because the work is simple, he sometimes can't help but want to do other things.

For example, reading novels, watching movies, or chatting with girlfriends while working.

Could it be that the team leader knew about this criticism?

Harris works in a large office with other members of the data team.

There are a dozen of them in total, and his desk is at the back.

Normally, if he doesn't make a lot of noise, even if he plays games, no one will know.

So who tipped off the team leader?

Harris quickly thought of a bad friend. This man was named Mike James, who had the same name as LeBron James. However, the little emperor was domineering and upright, while Mike was a bit wretched.

Mike often ran over to chat with him when he was at work and learned about some of his behaviors.

He felt that Mike should have told the team leader about him.

He looked up at his colleagues and found that everyone was working, but Mike hadn't come to work yet.

He didn't want to leave a bad impression on the team leader, so he picked up the data sheet and planned to ask the team leader for explanation.

After a while, he came to the team leader's independent office and said, "Sir, I can explain this matter."

He later explained seriously, saying that he was serious and focused on his work, and reading novels, watching movies, and chatting with his girlfriend were just accidental behaviors.

"Huh?"

The team leader's eyes widened and he looked at him in shock.

Harris also looked puzzled, "Sir, did I say something wrong?"

The team leader shook his head and nodded again, "Oh... I didn't mean that. I don't know what you did, but your attitude is good, and I hope you correct it."

Damn, it's not those things.

In other words, the team leader didn't know that Mike didn't betray me.

I was the one who got angry.

Harris almost fainted.

It was the first time he realized that he was so stupid.

"Sir, what do you mean..."

The team leader didn't even raise his head, "You've been watching NBA data for so long, don't you understand the obvious mistakes?"

"If you look closely, the Timberwolves average 116.5 points per game, while Bai has 42.2 points per game, and his steals average 3.1 points per game."

"These data are too fake. Let the people in the video department watch the video carefully, and then you can make statistics carefully."

After every game, NBA headquarters has dedicated video team members who watch the video and record data.

Scores, turnovers, steals, big blocks... and a series of data will be recorded.

Then hand it over to the people in the data team for statistics.

Harris didn't seriously look at the authenticity of the data. He just made his own statistics based on the data submitted below.

Now it seems that there are common sense errors in some data, and they should be calibrated.

He bowed hastily and then hurried out.

Returning to his seat, Harris looked at the data sheet in his hand and frowned.

The three sets of data pointed out by the team leader are indeed abnormal at first glance.

For example, the team's points per game average, the Timberwolves' points per game average is now 116.5 points.

This data is too false, because the second place is the Nuggets, the third place is the Spurs, and the fourth place is the Thunder. These three teams all average a little more than 103 points per game.

The fifth place came to ninety-nine point seven, and the seventh place was the king, and it even came to ninety-eight points.

The last place is the Hornets, averaging only 87 points per game.

Looking at it this way, the Timberwolves' scoring average is really too fake.

The Timberwolves, a team that has been bad for thousands of years, were a super tank team that won a total of 32 games in the previous two seasons.

The average points per game now is 116.5 points.

Even if the Timberwolves are currently first in the league, they can't be 13 points ahead of the second place, right?

This data is indeed problematic at first glance.

Harris was speechless.

There is also Bai Yi, who averages 42 points per game. What is the concept? His scoring alone is almost half of the Hornets' entire team's scoring.

You must know that there are usually more than a dozen players on the field in a game. If Bai Yi scored this score, doesn't it mean that he can handle five or six players by himself?