Unlocking the Secret That Could Change Everything You Thought You Knew
Last year’s DRIP is then used to predict player game-level minutes. Anyone who is ranked lower than 10th on the roster in expected minutes is scaled down. So, the 12th man won’t factor too much into the calculus.
It is worth noting that this could underestimate young players who take a massive leap in performance, and therefore, see a major increase in playing time.
Preseason TRACR also accounts for availability. It looks at what percentage of games a player appeared in over the last three years and multiplied that by their baseline minutes we got from using DRIP. If a player has not played three years in the league, we just looked at the years that they have played.
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