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Instead of decomposing RAPM by O and D and the resulting 6 factors (shout out @databallr) You can decompose it by Net Possesion Value/Economy by combining TOs with REB PossVal + ShotVal = Impact Essentially how many net possesions are you creating and how much value per possion are you providing? (pts per 100) A short #WNBA Thread

WNBA Adjusted Win Shares Leaders as of August 19th

Adjusted win shares: is a third-level derivative of Adjusted Regularized Contribution that blends on-offimpact (RAPM) with a possession-by-possession regression of box score events. AWS converts calculated per-100 value into wins generatated over a replacement level player (WAR), then shares each team's actual wins among its players. rewarding availability and better isolating the raw value of contributions over a given period of play. Caitlin Clark ranks 17th in this with 3.12 AWS and 2.61 WAR, 90th percentile in posession by posession production but only 56th percentile in on-off impact. Genuinely one of the most statistically intriguing players in the W. She's elite, that's so much, but her flaws drag down her overall impact. 99th percentile in shot-making impact 99th percentile in creation load 99th percentile in overall offensive load 97th percentile in playmaking impact 96th percentile in FT Draw she is a complete liability in her team's possession battle: 1st percentile in turnovers 1st percentile in ball security impact The value lost on her turnovers: 38th percentile 38th percentile in steals 14th percentile in offensive rebounds She doesn't help create more possessions, leading to a 3rd percentile defensive impact. For all the points she's creating, . She is giving up just as much. Another reason for her low-ish placement on this board is the fact that she has the lowest minutes played amongst the top 20. A'Ja Wilson, for yet another consecutive year, has been an absolute monster. She is in the 99th percentile in both possession-by-possession production and off-court impact. Her presence numerically accounts for about 40% of Las Vegas's wins this season. carrying 99th percentile scoring load with elite efficiency and rim protection. She is my MVP as of now. Olivia Miles is the W's rookie sensation. Her value mainly comes from her playmaking (93% percentile) and total load (96% percentile). She has twice as much creation responsibility as Wilson and nearly as much scoring responsibility. She's also been defensively extremely sound, specifically in causing her team to win the possession battles through steals and deflections. Kelsey Mitchell has been a pure offensive outlier this season, highest offesnive on/off impact in the league primarily through her shot making. * 61.6% self-created shots (league avg 47.6%) * +10.1 usage weigted Relative TS (95th pct) Her only thing keeping her from challenging A'Ja as the most impactful player in the league is her defense (15th% impact) #wnba

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