Basketball Plus Minus
Work out a player's basketball plus-minus from points scored and allowed on court, then scale it per game, per 36 and per 48 minutes.
5 tools
| Tool | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Baseball Speed Calculator | Baseball speed is distance divided by time, converted to miles per hour. |
| Basketball PER Calculator | PER (player efficiency rating) condenses a box score into one per-minute number where 15 is league average. |
| Basketball Plus Minus | Basketball plus-minus is the points your team scored minus the points the opponent scored while a given player was on the court. |
| Batting Average Calculator | Batting average is hits divided by official at-bats, written to three decimals without the leading zero. |
| ERA Calculator | Earned run average is 9 × earned runs ÷ innings pitched. |
Work out a player's basketball plus-minus from points scored and allowed on court, then scale it per game, per 36 and per 48 minutes.
Turn a measured distance and a stopwatch or video time into baseball pitch or throw speed in mph, km/h, m/s and ft/s, with the working shown.
Estimate a player's PER from box-score totals using Hollinger's linear weights: 85.9 per field goal made, minus 53.9 per turnover, per minute played.
Enter at-bats and hits for each game or season to get a combined batting average to three decimals, a running average and the hits needed for .300.
Work out a pitcher's earned run average from earned runs and innings pitched, with box-score outs read correctly: 304.2 IP means 304⅔ innings.