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Kabir Devgun retweeted
AJ Dybantsa is one of the most gifted drivers & transition scorers in NBA history. The explosiveness, the change in pace, the balance & the footwork is all ridiculous at 6'9". He's already leading the NBA in transition PPG & shooting 59% on all 2Pers with a strong FTR. Freak.
Kabir Devgun retweeted
Players with a 15p/10a/3s game this season:
— Jokic
— Gillespie
— Flagg
And Braden Smith.
Kabir Devgun retweeted
The impact @NextGenStats has on a broadcast
The #Bears have allowed just 2.3 yards per play when Jeffery Simmons has been on the field tonight, per the ESPN broadcast.
Difference maker.
Kabir Devgun retweeted
An elite offense meets an elite defense for a historic season opener ⚖️!
Purdue finished No. 2 nationally in offensive efficiency last season, while Gonzaga ranked No. 1 in defensive efficiency.
It’s the first time this century teams coming off top-two finishes in those respective categories meet to start the season.
Kabir Devgun retweeted
Re: the usage (or lack thereof) of advanced analytics for broadcasts
@lindsay_rhodes and I discussed this on the @SumerSports Show last night, but the most baffling thing about NOT using analytics or publicly bashing the analytics as a "villian" is that, in terms of the storytelling of a game, analytics are bascially a storytelling device.
Some of the oldest stories on earth are basically "X has to find Y" or "X is running out of time"
Analytics can help crystallize that to almost turn it into a "Mission Impossible" type story.
I've loved what @schwartzsteins and the PrimeVision crew have done this year by really highlighting the number of possessions and the expected time the trailing team will get the ball back.
It adds tension and intrigue to the game! Each play becomes a race against the clock.
I don't understand why people don't see it this way more, within the broadcasting community.
Kabir Devgun retweeted
Jordan Love vs. the blitz tonight: 15-18, 130 yards, 0 sacks, +0.38 EPA/play, 50% success rate
Data: @SumerSports
Kabir Devgun retweeted
AND THIS IS WHY WISCONSIN>CHICAGO IN EVERY ASPECT IMAGINABLE.
WISCONSIN SUPREMACY🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Kabir Devgun retweeted
The Milwaukee Brewers are just the THIRD team in MLB history to win 100+ regular-season games AND the World Series in the same season!
Athletics (1910)
Mets (1969)
Brewers (2026)
WHAT A YEAR. 🏆
Kabir Devgun retweeted
"You ought to be awfully proud ... you're the first-ever Milwaukee Brewers team to be World Champions"
#WinOurWay
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The Brewers are the smallest market team in Major League Baseball.
They led the league in wins with a franchise record 103, and swept the Dodgers in the NLCS—with 1/3 the payroll.
Now, they've won their first World Series in franchise history.
Kabir Devgun retweeted
Completion percentage over expected (CPOE) of starting quarterbacks by pass depth:
Geno Smith downfield throws go brrrrrrrr
Kabir Devgun retweeted
Sports Equinox Monday:
There are games in the NBA, NHL, NFL and Major League Baseball all on the same night for just the 33rd time, according to the founders of @bball_ref, since the first time it happened in October 1971.
And: Dream at Valkyries in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals.
Kabir Devgun retweeted
I think its really interesting to see where players yards per route run comes from: air yards or yards after catch?
Yards per route run leaders, 2026 through Week 6 WRs with 120+ routes, TEs 100+):
1. Zay Flowers 3.77
2. Jaxon Smith-Njigba 3.57
3. Mike Evans 3.41
4. Drake London 3.24
5. Puka Nacua 2.80
6. Christian Watson 2.64
7. CeeDee Lamb 2.63
8. Jaylin Noel 2.53
9. Jalen Coker 2.53
10. Nico Collins 2.52
11. Chris Olave 2.50
12. Brock Bowers (TE) 2.50
13. Tee Higgins 2.49
14. Matthew Golden 2.43
15. Parker Washington 2.39
16. Malik Nabers 2.36
17. Tetairoa McMillan 2.36
18. George Kittle (TE) 2.34
19. Dalton Kincaid (TE) 2.33
20. DeVonta Smith 2.26
21. Luther Burden 2.21
22. Garrett Wilson 2.17
23. Travis Kelce (TE) 2.17
24. Davante Adams 2.08
25. Tre Tucker 1.99
26. Khalil Shakir 1.99
27. Carnell Tate 1.95
28. Amon-Ra St. Brown 1.92
29. Keon Coleman 1.91
30. Ja'Marr Chase 1.88
31. Brenton Strange (TE) 1.87
32. Isaiah Likely (TE) 1.86
Data: @SumerSports
