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[QUOTE="VidNick, post: 3881747, member: 7654"] Look at the NBA/WNBA PER stats: you will not find a bad player on the top part of the list and you will not see a great player missing. We already know who the great players are, but stats confirm and refine our understanding. Stats are having an enormous impact on sports. Why? Because they can provide insights not easily gathered in other ways. There are always intangibles of course and they can be very important too. But stats are what they are, not what you want them to be. [/QUOTE]
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