Welcome to this free episode of Dunk Don, Nate and Danny go over Seth Partnow's stats that

he'll be providing to us. If you're interested in this type of thing, we already have Seth a couple

a few times a week analyzing the stats himself writing a nerdnash talking about a topic that he

is more understanding of with his statistical expertise and also his basketball expertise.

Soon we're going to have Seth's stats published publicly, at least for Dunk Don prime subscribers.

So if you'd like to be a Dunk Don prime subscriber, you can at dunkton.supportingcast.fm.

We've got a sale going in conjunction with Seth joining dunkton.supportingcast.fm.

Alright, it's time to get you guys more familiar with all this great work that Seth Partnow

is doing for us. And so Danny, I wanted to do an episode that's exclusively focused on some of

these new stats that he's providing for us that we're hoping to make available to y'all within the

next month or so once we figure out the best way to make that publicly available because unfortunately

I've not been Falker Derek Botner and I am not a programmer. So what we're going to do is we're

going to go through the 15 teams in the East and put three minutes on the clock for each one. Danny

of I and I have split up the teams. I think we're going to even surprise each other with some of these

stats which will be interesting, but we're going to use this as a lens to introduce you to some

of these stats and also hopefully tell you something interesting about each of these teams or the

players on their teams. So three minutes on the clock here and we will start with the Indiana

Pacers and the Pacers driving engine is of course Tyree's Halberton, but it surprised me because

he's never been someone who has been a huge score. He's been increasing over the years, but not

something that you look at as someone who's like dominating the ball so much, but Tyree's Halberton

is actually fifth in the NBA with 51% total usage and recall that that includes not only scoring

attempts, not only turnovers, not only assists, but also potential assists. So you can really see

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