Alright, so I wanted to see how Evan Mobley stacked up against Denver. I’m a big fan of his, and I always like to track how he’s doing, especially against top teams.
First, I needed to find a place to grab the stats. I decided to use a website, because I like my stats visualized for me.
Once I got to the site, I looked for the game I wanted. It was a recent one, so it was pretty easy to find. I scrolled through the schedule and found it – Cavaliers vs. Nuggets. Perfect!
Digging into the Numbers
Next, I jumped straight into Mobley’s stats. I wanted to see everything – points, rebounds, assists, the whole deal. The site had a nice little box score that broke it all down.
- Points: I check points for Mobley.
- Rebounds: How many boards did he grab? It’s always good to see.
- Assists: assists were next.
- Blocks and Steals: Lastly, i focus on his defense.
I spent a good few minutes just browsing through all the numbers. It’s awesome to see how he performed in each area. The site also had some shot charts, which are always cool to look at. I always love seeing where players are scoring from on the court.
After getting a good feel for his individual performance, I started comparing it to his usual stats. Was he above or below his average? How did he compare to other games this season? All these questions were running through my head.
I also looked at the overall team stats. How did the Cavs do as a whole against Denver? It’s important to see the context of Mobley’s performance within the team.
So yeah, that’s pretty much how I went about checking Evan Mobley’s stats against Denver. It’s a simple process, but I always find it interesting to dive into the numbers and see how he’s playing.
