Somehow this year, we have seemingly official listings for:
DM: 6-0 tall, shorter now than Conley's 6-1
Azubuike: 6-8, 280
Shaq: (still) 6-7
Plus minus leaders/100 possessions (on court & net) (B-ref) (I'm highlighting the players much of this board was ready to throw off the island quite recently because, yeah, that's who I am):
Niang: +21.2, +20.3
Clarkson: +11.0, +12.0
Conley: +11.5, +9.0
Gobert: +8.8, +9.5
Favors: +8.5, +4.8
Oni: +9.4, +4.7
Mitchell: +5.0, -1.3
O'Neale: +4.5, -2.4
Ingles: +.02, -8.7
Bogdanovich: +1.9, -9.0
Top 2-man lineups (/100posessions, 8-game minimum) (NBA.com/stats):
Favors/Gobert +36.0
Favors/Niang +35.8
Niang/Mitchell +28.9
Clarkson/Niang +23.4
Conley/Niang +22.4
Gobert/Niang +19.5
Conley/Favors +19.3
Favors/Clarkson +19.1
Conley/Clarkson +18.6
Ingles/Niang +15.0
(Something good is clearly going on when Niang plays; btw--the only four negative 2-man lineups that meet these criteria all have Ingles as one of the members)
It's only 12-game sample (1/6 of the season) of course, but (not surprisingly) a lot of the plus/minus data is vastly different from last year, as these are often not very stable from year to year.
DM: 6-0 tall, shorter now than Conley's 6-1
Azubuike: 6-8, 280
Shaq: (still) 6-7
Plus minus leaders/100 possessions (on court & net) (B-ref) (I'm highlighting the players much of this board was ready to throw off the island quite recently because, yeah, that's who I am):
Niang: +21.2, +20.3
Clarkson: +11.0, +12.0
Conley: +11.5, +9.0
Gobert: +8.8, +9.5
Favors: +8.5, +4.8
Oni: +9.4, +4.7
Mitchell: +5.0, -1.3
O'Neale: +4.5, -2.4
Ingles: +.02, -8.7
Bogdanovich: +1.9, -9.0
Top 2-man lineups (/100posessions, 8-game minimum) (NBA.com/stats):
Favors/Gobert +36.0
Favors/Niang +35.8
Niang/Mitchell +28.9
Clarkson/Niang +23.4
Conley/Niang +22.4
Gobert/Niang +19.5
Conley/Favors +19.3
Favors/Clarkson +19.1
Conley/Clarkson +18.6
Ingles/Niang +15.0
(Something good is clearly going on when Niang plays; btw--the only four negative 2-man lineups that meet these criteria all have Ingles as one of the members)
It's only 12-game sample (1/6 of the season) of course, but (not surprisingly) a lot of the plus/minus data is vastly different from last year, as these are often not very stable from year to year.