Leo Barnhorst

Seasons
1949-50 to 1953-54
Position
F-G
Height
6′4″
Weight
190 lb
Born
May 11, 1924
College
Notre Dame
Draft
1949, round 2, pick 14
2All-Star selections
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
14.2
True shooting
.401
Effective FG
–
Usage rate
–
Win shares
13.3
WS per 48
.055
Box plus/minus
–
VORP
–
Best season, WS
4.7
Best season, BPM
–
MVP vote shares
0.00
Finals appearances
0

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
1949-50CHS2567––.394.349–0.92.83.6–––––––
1950-51INO2668––.377.346–-0.71.91.3–––––––
1951-52INO27662,34416.0.419.389–1.33.54.7.097––––––
1952-53INO28712,87116.0.421.389–1.13.54.6.076––––––
1953-542+ teams29722,0649.7.368.338–-1.60.7-0.9-0.020––––––

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.