: Triple-doubles have become significantly more common, with modern "heliocentric" offenses allowing stars like Russell Westbrook and Nikola Jokić to dominate the box score.
The book and related analytical discussions often focus on whether certain players were "snubbed" for awards or how historical comparisons hold up under modern data: Triple Double: Using Statistics to Settle NBA D...
: Specifically examines whether LeBron James deserved the 2010-2011 MVP award over Derrick Rose. : Triple-doubles have become significantly more common, with
: Analyzes why the conversation has largely narrowed to LeBron James vs. Michael Jordan and where other legends like Kobe Bryant fit in. Triple Double: Using Statistics to Settle NBA D...
: Analytical posts often debate if triple-doubles lead to wins. Recent data suggests teams win roughly 70% of the time when a player records one.