Top NBA players

First of all, I will clarify that this post is based solely on statistical results of the last season of the NBA, because in terms of quality is impossible to make the 'final list'. There will always be discrepancies and we will treat the players as mere producers of data.

In efficiency, the best player in the NBA's MVP, LeBron James, while its direct rival, Kobe Bryant, is the tenth in the list. At number 7 we have our Pau Gasol, the only Hispanic on the list. The problem of this classification is that it helps men more high (easier to catch a rebound to give assistance), and there we have Dwight Howard, Dirk Nowitzki, Al Jefferson, Chris Bosh and Tim Duncan (4.5 posts , 6.8 and 9 respectively). Chris Paul is the second, third and Dwayne Wade.

If we are to the sum of points, assists and rebounds, regardless of turnovers, players do not vary much. The king is still LeBron James, Kobe Bryant while up to fourth. Pau Gasol goes up to number 18 and enter the Top 10 Kevin Durant and Danny Granger.

Who are the dirtiest players? For this we must take into account the faults committed by a player every 48 minutes, and the first player Reggie Evans is fairly well known, recently acquired from the Toronto Raptors, so they will mate Jose Calderon, with 6.8 faults. Another acquaintance, Andres Nocioni comes in at 6.3. It must be said that this classification helps players to play less minutes. If we go to Personal Fouls per game, we have that the first star to appear is Dwight Howard with 3.4, followed by Shaquille O'Neal and Yao Ming. Marc Gasol is number 12.

What about players who lose more balls? Stephen Jackson, Dwayne Wade, Deron Williams, Steve Nash, Yao Ming. The fewer balls you lose base, counting the assistance it gives, is Jose Manuel Calderon.