Keith Van Horn

Seasons
1997-98 to 2005-06
Position
F
Height
6′10″
Weight
220 lb
Born
Oct 23, 1975
College
Utah
Draft
1997, round 1, pick 2
Each bar is one season, colored by era. The short lower row is the ABA. Select a bar to open that season.

Career advanced

PER
16.8
True shooting
.534
Effective FG
.482
Usage rate
24.4
Win shares
41.7
WS per 48
.110
Box plus/minus
0.1
VORP
9.7
Best season, WS
6.5
Best season, BPM
1.2
MVP vote shares
0.00
Finals appearances
2

League-leading seasons: 0 scoring, 0 rebounding, 0 assists, 0 steals, 0 blocks (per game, minimum 70% of team games).

Advanced by season

SeasonTeamAgeGMPPERTS%eFG%USG%OWSDWSWSWS/48OBPMDBPMBPMVORPORtgDRtg
1997-98NJN22622,32515.7.516.45925.23.21.64.8.0980.7-1.6-0.80.7106108
1998-99NJN23421,57619.6.519.43928.52.31.43.7.1132.0-0.81.21.3102103
1999-00NJN24802,78218.1.537.47826.83.22.45.5.0961.2-1.5-0.31.2103106
2000-01NJN25491,73315.5.526.48123.41.71.22.8.0790.8-1.9-1.10.4102106
2001-02NJN26812,46516.0.510.47924.02.04.36.3.1230.70.10.81.810299
2002-03PHI27742,33717.3.556.51623.23.92.66.5.1331.2-0.90.31.4107103
2003-042+ teams28722,34017.8.564.50623.64.12.26.3.1291.8-0.61.21.9107104
2004-052+ teams29621,50215.7.550.50421.52.31.23.5.1120.7-0.50.20.8110108
2005-06DAL30531,09013.8.540.48821.81.11.22.3.101-0.3-0.9-1.20.2106106

What these mean

TS%
True shooting: scoring efficiency counting twos, threes and free throws together.
eFG%
Effective field goal %: field goal % with threes weighted 1.5x.
USG%
Usage rate: share of team plays a player finished while on the floor (from 1977-78).
PER
Player efficiency rating: per-minute production, league average is 15.
WS
Win shares: wins a player produced, split into offense (OWS) and defense (DWS).
WS/48
Win shares per 48 minutes; about .100 is league average.
BPM
Box plus/minus: points per 100 possessions above an average player (from 1973-74).
VORP
Value over replacement player: BPM converted to total value over a bench-level player (from 1973-74).
ORtg / DRtg
Points produced and allowed per 100 possessions.

Estimated plus-minus (EPM) is a proprietary Dunks & Threes metric and isn't included.