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query	games	SU	On SU	Off SU	On SU $	Off SU $	On SU ROI	Off SU ROI	OU	Avg Total	On OU $	Off OU $	On OU ROI	Off OU ROI	RL	On RL	Off RL	On RL $	Off RL $	On RL ROI	Off RL ROI
site = away	81	22-59 (27.2%)	189.1	-229.7	$-2,244	$1,565	-27.7%	8.4%	33-47-1 (41.2%)	8.8	$-1,850	$1,073	-20.8%	12.0%	40-41-0 (49.4%)	-108.9	-111.2	$-290	$-340	-3.1%	-3.6%
site = home	81	37-44 (45.7%)	137.1	-162.6	$549	$-1,531	6.5%	-11.5%	41-40-0 (50.6%)	11.8	$-303	$-486	-3.4%	-5.5%	40-41-0 (49.4%)	102.4	-123.0	$-84	$-720	-0.9%	-6.9%

Query Fundamentals

For more detailed information on SDQL including manuals and videos go HERE

The syntax for access to the NBA team data is: game reference:parameter. To see the date, team, and opponent where the team scored +120 points after scoring +120 runs in the previous game use the SDQL: date,team,o:team@points>120 and p:points>120

The syntax for access to the NBA player data: [team:]player name:game reference:parameter. To see the date, team, opponent and number of points by Kobe Bryant in the game after he scored more than 30 use the SDQL: date,team,o:team,Kobe Bryant:points@Kobe Bryant:p:points>30

Query Fundamentals:

A query consists of one or more clauses joined by and or or.

Examples:

The query:

50 < Kobe Bryant : points

and

site = away

The explain:

returns home games where Kobe Bryant scored more than 50 points on the road

If no player is given then results for the team are checked. E.g.

The query:

120 < Bulls : points

and

site = home

returns games in which the Bulls scored more than 120 points at home

points < 60

returns games when the team scored fewer than 60 points

Multiple conditions can be imposed using a comma delimited format.

points < 90,100,110

gives results grouped by points < 90, points < 100, and points < 110

You can comma-group on both sides of the inequality as per:

70,80,90,100 < points < 90,100,110

Game Reference

p :

team's previous game

N :

next match up

on :

opponent's next game

P :

previous match up

S :

starter's previous match up start

n :

team's next game

s :

starter's previous start

op :

opponent's previous game

Examples:

The query:

100 < t:rushing yards

and

to:rushing yards < 100

The explain:

Use this SDQL to see how teams do when rushing for more than 100 yards while holding their opponent to few than 100 yards

Queryable Fields

Game Fields

· after all star break
· at bats
· attendance
· bad start
· biggest lead
· bullpen runs allowed
· date
· day
· division
· double header
· double plays
· doubles
· dpa
· dps
· earned runs
· errors
· extra base hits
· game number
· hit batters
· hit by pitchers
· hits
· home runs
· inning runs
· innings led
· innings tied
· league
· left on base
· line
· losses
· manager
· margin
· matchup losses
· matchup wins
· month
· multiple run innings
· opponent
· opponents
· ou margin
· ou streak
· over
· pitchers used
· playoffs
· quality start
· rest
· rl margin
· rl streak
· round
· run line
· run line runs
· runs
· score
· scored first
· scored in innings
· season
· seed
· series game
· series games
· series losses
· series wins
· site
· site streak
· srslg
· start time
· starter
· starter balls
· starter batters faced
· starter earned run average
· starter hits
· starter homeruns
· starter innings pitched
· starter losses
· starter matchup losses
· starter matchup wins
· starter pitches thrown
· starter runs allowed
· starter strikeouts
· starter strikes thrown
· starter throws
· starter walks
· starter wins
· streak
· strike outs
· team
· team left on base
· team strikes thrown
· temperature
· time zone
· times tied
· total
· triples
· umpires
· under
· walks
· wins

The query:

40 < p:points

and

40 < p2:points

and

40 < p3:points

and

40 < p4:points

Use this SDQL to see how teams do after scoring more than 40 points their last four games

2*P:points in the paint < Po:points in the paint

and

P:season = season

return games in which the team was outscored in the paint by a factor of 2 in their previous match up

The query:

0.25*p:points<=p:fast break points

and

po:points

The explain:

return games with a team off a win in which they scored at least 25% of their points from fast breaks

Short Cuts

H, A, W, L, F, D, O, U, C, X are short cuts for home,away,win,loss,favorite,dog,over the total,under the total, and conference. As with the parameter prefixes, these can be strung together without limit.

Examples:

The query:

and

p:HFL

and

pp:HFL

The explain:

returns home favorites after they just lost as home favorites their last two games

P:O

and

PP:O

and

PPP:O

and

PPPP:O

and

PPPPP:O

and

PPPPPP:O

The explain:

returns games where teams have gone over the total their last six matchups

In addition to the above single letter short cuts the following abbreviations are available:

· AASB - After All-Star Break
· AWP - Away Winning Percentage
· BASB - Before All-Star Break
· BL - Biggest Lead
· BPRA - Bull Pen Runs Allowed
· BS - Bad Start (4 or fewer innings and 5 or more earned runs)
· DAY - Day (start time<1800)
· DDP - Defensive Double Plays
· DIV - Divisional Game
· FGS - First Game of a Series
· HPR - Hits Per Run
· HPU - Home Plate Umpire
· HR - Home Runs
· HWP - Home Winning Percentage
· IL - Innings Led
· IT - Innings Tied
· LGS - Last Game of a Series
· LOB - Left on Base
· MRI - Multiple Run Innings
· NDIV - Not a Divisional Game
· NGT - Night (start time>=1800)
· NQS - Non Quality Start
· ODP - Offensive Double Plays (hit into double plays)
· PBRS - Percent Base Runners Scored
· PO - During the Playoffs
· PU - Pitchers Used
· QS - Quality Start (at least 6 innings and 3 or fewer earned runs)
· REG - During the Regular Season
· RG3 - Rubber Game 3 (3rd game of a 3 game series and they split the first 2)
· RMAX - The maximum runs the team scored in any one inning
· SERA - Starter Earned Run Average in the Referenced Game
· SF - Scored First: How many runs a team scored before their opponent scored
· SG - Series Game
· SGS - Series Games
· SHA - Starter Hits Allowed
· SHF - Starter Hitters Faced
· SHRA - Starter Home Runs Allowed
· SII - Scored In Innings
· SIP - Starter Innings Pitched
· SO - Strikeouts
· SOPW - Strikeouts Per Walk
· SPB - Strike Per Ball
· SPPH - Starter Pitch Per Hitter
· SPT - Starter Pitches Thrown
· SRA - Starter Runs Allowed
· SSO - Starter Strike Outs
· SSPB - Starter Strike Per Ball
· STDHPR - Season To Date Hits Per Run
· STDSERA - Starter Season To Date ERA
· STDSOPW - Season To Date Stike Outs Per Walk
· STDSPB - Season To Date Stikes Per Ball
· STDSSOPW - Starter Season To Date Stike Outs Per Walk
· STDSSPB - Starter Season To Date Stikes Per Ball
· STDSWHIP - Starter Season To Date WHIP
· STL - Starter Throws Left
· STR - Starter Throws Right
· SWA - Starter Walks Allowed
· SWHIP - Starter Walks Plus Hits Per Inning Pitched
· TLOB - Team Left On Base
· TT - Times Tied
· WOW - Walk Off Win
· WP - Winning Percentage
· XBH - eXtra Base Hits (doubles + triples)

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Tips on Asking Questions:

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Houston when not a dog coming off a home game

This means Houston is neither a dog nor coming off a home game.

Houston when not a dog, coming off a home game

This means Houston is not a dog and is coming off a home game.

2.) Be precise, literal, and don't assume.

How have the Bengals have done after having won 4 of their last 5 games?

This means how have the Bengals done after having won exactly 4 of their last 5 games. If they won 5 of their last 5 those instances would not appear in your results. If you want know how the Bengals have done after having won AT LEAST 4 of their last 5 games, specify it.

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