Suns_fan69
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The links just list total turnovers per position; that doesn't make it a ratio. I'm not sure what the best denominator would be... Usage rate? Dribbles? Passes?Yes, I named them both of off Birds first post where he pointed out they accounted for most of the teams turnovers but didn't have the status in front of him. I didn't pit then AGAINST each other, I was pointing how how they both contribute and that he was right (providing supporting stats). Saying they both contribute is not the same thing as saying Player X is responsible but Player Y is not.
P.S. They are both 3rd worst at their respective positions in turnover ratio too.
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Which Shooting Guard Has The Worst Turnover Ratio | StatMuse
Kobe Bryant has the most career turnovers by a shooting guard with 3,881 turnovers.www.statmuse.com
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Which Power Forward Has The Worst Turnover Ratio | StatMuse
Karl Malone has committed the most career turnovers by a power forward with 4,524 turnovers.www.statmuse.com
FWIW, both KD and Book have almost identical usage rates and turnovers. KD 28.5 Usage Rate to 175 TOs, Book 28.8 Usage rate to 176 TOs.
Usage rate definition: An estimate of the percentage of team plays used by a player while he was on the floor. Usage rate can be calculated with how a possession ends: “field-goal or free-throw attempt, or a turnover.
Doesn't account for passes though, which may be a flaw.