Getting in the Record Books
It is the dream of every athlete to be a part of the game’s history by etching his name on the record books. However, getting into the record books may not be as easy as just having a prolific game. In the case of the National Basketball Association (NBA), a player has to meet some minimum statistical requirements before his name can get into the record books.
A player who plays in a game needs to be used for at least 25 minutes of playing time before his other statistics are considered. He also needs to score at least eighteen points for his score to be part of the record books. So a player who scores twenty points in twenty minutes of playing time does not meet the minimum minutes played even if he surpasses the minimum points needed.
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If you believe that keeping statistics is a waste of time and that the only statistic that matters is the final score, think again. Although the final score is still vital, it is likewise important to see or know how the score was achieved. Coaches and players could use the statistics to study their opponents and give them pointers on their next game. But keeping a statistic is really a tedious job and time consuming as well. One needs a tremendous amount of organization and training. Let alone patience and talents in figuring out all the percentages required to have a good statistics.

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