Hello. I am an IB student, and I am writing a math project in which I use defensive statistics to find the greatest NBA defender of all time. Therefore, I need to be able to see individual player OppFG% and compare it to the average OppFG% of the top 5 players in the league in that season (I can explain the formula later if anyone wants), but I can't seem to find player OppFG%, only team averages. As well, I need the statistics from 1982 to 2024. Does anybody know where I could find these statistics?

TLDR: need help finding player oppFG% from various seasons

We are happy to announce that we have added some more awards to , allowing us to more fully flesh out our coverage of historical MVP and ROY awards. The most important and notable addition in this group is the , which was awarded by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association to the MVP each season from 1949-50 (the first NBA season after the merger of the BAA and NBL) through 1974-75. The NBA would merge with the ABA after the 1975-76 season, so this is a nearly full accounting of 'unofficial' MVPs from the original incarnation of the NBA.

Full list of Sam Davis Memorial Award (MBWA NBA MVP) Winners: 

Our blog post fully explaining the addition: 

Please let us know if you have any questions or would like to learn more!

According to this link, Mahomes was not credited with a 4QC and GWD in the Week 13 Chiefs vs Raiders game yesterday:

According to , the Raiders game was already processed and added to his stats so not sure why the 4QC/GWD was not:

The Raiders went up 17-16 in the 4th quarter. Mahomes and the Chiefs offense then mounted a drive that ended with a go ahead field goal to make it 19-17 Chiefs. The game ended 19-17 Chiefs. Thus, based on of what counts as a 4QC/GWD, this ought to count for both.

Seems that a bunch of player pages are highlighting the ERA and OPS columns in green, but I can't figure out why. Doesn't seem to be any pattern. Is it just a change that's slowly rolling out across player pages? Is there a pattern I'm missing?

Hey - Baseball Reference has been running really slow for me. I'm running it on Google Chrome. I cleared out it's cookies/cache. It's also causing my 2019 Macbook Pro to run REALLY hot as well. My Macbook Pro has 16 GB Memory & 2.6 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7 Processor.

One last note - I also have FanGraphs in another tab open - and that is also running really slow.

Two questions: 1. What is causing my computer to run hot and go so slow. 2. Would upgrading to Ad-Free be the solution? I'm working on a project and the page running slow is making it a painful experience lol.

Hi there, inspired by Donovan Clingan's the other night (0 points, 19 rebounds in 25 min) I was wondering if there is a way to find the highest rebound pct. in a single game (Clingan was 37.1%) but I don't see rebound pct as an option in the Statistical Filter field. Thanks for any guidance any one might have.

Below are the new features that you can see on both of these tables...

Also, in case you missed it, !

Redesigned Footer rows, including "17 Game Avg" row

Gold highlight for all-time records

Stars for Pro Bowls

Playoffs tab now includes Awards column

Links to Game Logs from the Season column

Previously I was able to view counting stats for relief pitching by moving my cursor over Saves in the Standard Pitching Stats, but now it no longer brings up the table with this information. Has anyone else experienced this problem? I know they’re still available in Advanced Pitching Stats, but it was nice to just scroll over saves to see blown saves and save opportunities.

Is there a way to see a team splits for covering multiple year time period. For example, Chicago White Sox home vs away batting splits from 2006 to 2013.

Here are the new features you'll see on this table:

Playoffs Tab, including trophy emoji for winning Stanley Cup and Awards column for Playoff awards

More Stats: Ice time stats relocated from Miscellaneous Stats table

Redesigned Footer rows, now includes "82 Game Avg" row

Gold highlight for all-time records

Stars for All-Star Games

Toggle per game stats: To convert every stat to per game

Row summing now includes rows for per season and per 82 games

Link to Game Logs from the Season column

Check out the upgraded Standard Skater Stats table on your favorite player's page:

We are thrilled to announce that we have added  (Women's United Soccer Association) stats to . WUSA ran from 2001 to 2003 and was a 1st Tier professional soccer league in the U.S., featuring many stars from the . The competition included legends such as , , , , , and many others.

We are thrilled to announce that we have released a huge update to the women's college basketball statistics appearing on . With this update, we now have player, team and opponent statistics going all the way back to , which was the first season of NCAA-sanctioned women's basketball. This exciting update now gives us statistics for legends such as , , , , , ,  and .

The last major update to the site, back in February, . This update tacks an additional six seasons of statistics for players and teams, while also adding over 20 seasons of new opponent statistics. It includes coverage of games played, points, rebounds, assists, field goals made and attempted, and free throws made and attempted. Additionally, it includes biographical data such as height, class and position.

This update does not include minutes played, games started, personal fouls, turnovers, offensive/defensive rebounds, blocks or steals. NCAA women's basketball did not officially track blocks or steals before 1987-88, but we have a lot of this data directly from schools that we hope to add in the future. Similarly, assists were not officially tracked in NCAA women's basketball before 1985-86, but we hope to add more of this data, directly from the schools, in the future. In fact, our assists coverage is already comprehensive back to 1984-85, one season before the NCAA considers it official. 1987-88 was the first season in which all NCAA women's basketball games had a 3-point shot. Most team scoring sheets from before 1987-88 inconsistently handled how experimental 3-pt shots were handled, but we have done our best to include all of the made 3-pointers we were able to tease out.

Our work here is far from done. Please keep your eyes peeled for future updates with things like expanded school schedules/results, all-time NCAA Tournament box scores, women's NCAA Tournament buzzer-beaters, and hopefully one day even AIAW-era statistics.

To get a full breakdown of this data addition, you can read our blog post .

I'm newer to pro-football reference and Stathead so I apologize if this has an obvious answer but I am wondering how to add game info to the query results table next to statistical filters. For example, I'm looking at every game played between 2021 and 2023 and their Vegas stats (spread, vs line, o/u, o/u results) but would on the same table like be able to look at each games surface type (grass or turf) and if the game was vs a divisional opponent. When I apply these "game filters" the results don't net a new column but instead filters the result and gives me games played only on grass or only on turf instead of all games and a column marking which surface type the game was played on. If anyone knows how to add such a column that would be very helpful and would save me a lot of time, thank you!

I am working on a project and want to show how extra running in extra innings have affected the inning in which a game ends.

Here are the new features you'll see on this table...

1. Playoffs Tab

2. Toggle per game stats

3. Awards Column

4. Black Ink

Check out the upgraded table on League Year pages:

And here's what it looks like on a team's page:

New features...

1. Playoffs Tab: Season-level postseason advanced pitching stats are now available on Baseball Reference

2. Black Ink: See at a glance who led the league in a variety of categories. We show Black Ink (bolding) for all stats with a leaderboard

3. Awards Column: See where players finished in Cy Young voting, which players were All-Stars, etc. On the Playoffs tab, postseason awards are included (World Series MVP and LCS MVP)

See the updates for yourself:

In Baseball Reference, is there plans to put in playoff schedules underneath the regular season schedules in the team schedule and results pages like in the other sports reference pages? Thought that would be a good idea.

Here are the new features you'll see there...

Also, Read more about how Sports Reference is rolling out upgraded stat tables across all of our sites:

Redesigned Footer rows, including "17 Game Avg" row

Gold highlight for all-time records

Stars for Pro Bowls in the Season column

Playoffs tab now includes Awards column

Row summing will now work on Playoffs tab

Link to Game Logs from the Season column

Does anyone know if they plan on updating the page before games start today for CBB or is that only for boxscore data after game completion? I know other sports there are boxscores available for preview such as MLB, NFL, etc. I'm asking mostly because I would like to get the game ids for every game played daily.

Not sure if this is temporary or an error, but the order of the teams a player's split season is no longer chronological and it's driving me nuts. The best example is Dave McLlwain, who played for 4 teams in 1991-92. Why is Winnipeg listed third? It's been chronological for many years, did something happen?

When will the Sports Reference pages show relationships between players of different leagues like say Bubba Paris (NFL) and his twin daughters Ashley and Courtney Paris (WNBA). Also, on the Basketball Reference pages, will it show relationships between WNBA and NBA players like Anthony and Candace Parker or Paolo Banchero and his mom Rhonda Banchero?