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How do the Knicks do when coming off back to back losses?
How do road teams do when they are unrested?
After a game with more than 30 assists
Teams after having allowed more than 130 points.
Find all games where a team is off an upset win.
Teams with a losing streak of at least 4.
When the Celtics are coming off a home loss.
Show all games where the Heat scored more than 130 points.
Display all games where a team is unrested and lost yesterday.
Losing teams at home?
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querygamesATSAvg LineOUAvg TotalSU
team = Celtics10950-55-4 (47.6%)-9.657-52-0 (52.3%)224.682-27 (75.2%)
team = Raptors11153-57-1 (48.2%)-3.256-54-1 (50.9%)223.558-53 (52.3%)
team = Bulls10154-45-2 (54.5%)-3.557-43-1 (57.0%)225.263-38 (62.4%)
team = Lakers11156-55-0 (50.5%)-4.071-39-1 (64.5%)229.174-37 (66.7%)
team = Suns11155-54-2 (50.5%)-6.657-52-2 (52.3%)226.779-32 (71.2%)
team = Knicks12063-55-2 (53.4%)-4.961-57-2 (51.7%)219.678-42 (65.0%)
team = Wizards10845-59-4 (43.3%)0.752-55-1 (48.6%)227.144-64 (40.7%)
team = Seventysixers10854-54-0 (50.0%)-6.558-50-0 (53.7%)223.474-34 (68.5%)
team = Hornets10447-56-1 (45.6%)1.250-54-0 (48.1%)226.847-57 (45.2%)
team = Rockets11155-54-2 (50.5%)0.862-48-1 (56.4%)227.252-59 (46.8%)
team = Thunder11062-47-1 (56.9%)-2.252-56-2 (48.1%)226.564-46 (58.2%)
team = Hawks10847-61-0 (43.5%)-5.067-41-0 (62.0%)232.161-47 (56.5%)
team = Heat10743-60-4 (41.7%)-5.553-53-1 (50.0%)218.471-36 (66.4%)
team = Timberwolves10347-56-0 (45.6%)-6.551-52-0 (49.5%)225.765-38 (63.1%)
team = Grizzlies12564-59-2 (52.0%)-3.958-65-2 (47.2%)226.580-45 (64.0%)
team = Bucks11655-56-5 (49.5%)-8.058-57-1 (50.4%)228.582-34 (70.7%)
team = Nuggets10848-59-1 (44.9%)-7.856-51-1 (52.3%)225.679-29 (73.1%)
team = Trailblazers10650-56-0 (47.2%)2.246-59-1 (43.8%)225.343-63 (40.6%)
team = Warriors11556-56-3 (50.0%)-6.760-53-2 (53.1%)228.178-37 (67.8%)
team = Mavericks11456-56-2 (50.0%)-5.958-53-3 (52.3%)225.876-38 (66.7%)
team = Spurs10948-60-1 (44.4%)1.854-53-2 (50.5%)229.645-64 (41.3%)
team = Kings11762-54-1 (53.4%)-4.360-53-4 (53.1%)232.074-43 (63.2%)
team = Pacers10949-57-3 (46.2%)-2.053-54-2 (49.5%)233.051-58 (46.8%)
team = Cavaliers12159-56-6 (51.3%)-5.848-71-2 (40.3%)220.286-35 (71.1%)
team = Jazz10448-55-1 (46.6%)-3.856-47-1 (54.4%)228.559-45 (56.7%)
team = Magic10661-44-1 (58.1%)-1.051-53-2 (49.0%)221.857-49 (53.8%)
team = Nets10343-59-1 (42.2%)-4.551-52-0 (49.5%)225.064-39 (62.1%)
team = Pistons10653-50-3 (51.5%)4.353-53-0 (50.0%)224.436-70 (34.0%)
team = Clippers11556-58-1 (49.1%)-5.047-66-2 (41.6%)222.677-38 (67.0%)
team = Pelicans10351-51-1 (50.0%)-4.340-62-1 (39.2%)225.766-37 (64.1%)
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

after all star break, assists, ats margin, ats streak, attendance, biggest lead, blocks, coach, conference, date, day, defensive rebounds, division, dpa, dps, fast break points, field goals attempted, field goals made, fouls, free throws attempted, free throws made, game number, lead changes, line, losses, margin, margin after the first, margin after the third, margin at the half, matchup losses, matchup wins, minutes, month, offensive rebounds, officials, opponent, opponents, ou margin, ou streak, overtime, playoffs, points, points in the paint, quarter scores, rebounds, rest, round, score after the first, score after the third, score at the half, season, seed, series game, series games, series losses, series wins, site, site streak, srslg, start time, steals, streak, team, team rebounds, three pointers attempted, three pointers made, time zone, times tied, total, tournament, turnovers, 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:

HF

×

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 the all star break
· AST - assists
· ATR - assist to turnover ratio
· ATSL - against the spread loss
· ATSW - against the spread win
· AWP - Away Winning Percentage
· BAP - Baskets Assisted percentage
· BASB - before the all star break
· DDS - Double Digit Scorers
· DRB - Defensive Rebounds
· FBP - fast break points
· FGA - field goals attempted
· FGM - field goals made
· FGP - field goal percentage
· FTA - free throws attempted
· FTM - free throws made
· FTP - free throw percentage
· HWP - Home Winning Percentage
· LSP - Leading Scorers Points
· M1 - margin after the first
· M2 - margin at the half
· M3 - margin after the third
· ORB - Offensive Rebounds
· P1 - points in the first
· P2 - points in the second
· P3 - points in the third
· P4 - points in the fourth
· PFT - percentage of points from free throws
· PIP - points in the paint
· PM - plus / minus (player level parameter)
· PTP - percentage of points from three pointers
· RB - Rebounds
· S1 - points in the first
· S2 - total points after the second
· S3 - total points after the third
· TO - turnovers
· TPA - three pointers attempted
· TPM - three pointers made
· TPP - three point percentage
· TT - Times Tied
· WP - team winning percentage

NBA Trend Builder

For a more detailed review of how to use the Trend Builder, go HERE












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    Queryable Fields

    after all star break, assists, ats margin, ats streak, attendance, biggest lead, blocks, coach, conference, date, day, defensive rebounds, division, dpa, dps, fast break points, field goals attempted, field goals made, fouls, free throws attempted, free throws made, game number, lead changes, line, losses, margin, margin after the first, margin after the third, margin at the half, matchup losses, matchup wins, minutes, month, offensive rebounds, officials, opponent, opponents, ou margin, ou streak, overtime, playoffs, points, points in the paint, quarter scores, rebounds, rest, round, score after the first, score after the third, score at the half, season, seed, series game, series games, series losses, series wins, site, site streak, srslg, start time, steals, streak, team, team rebounds, three pointers attempted, three pointers made, time zone, times tied, total, tournament, turnovers, wins

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