Mark Madsen

Seasons
2000-01 to 2008-09
Position
F-C
Height
6′9″
Weight
240 lb
Born
Jan 28, 1976
College
Stanford
Draft
2000, round 1, pick 29
2Championships
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
8.1
True shooting
.482
Effective FG
.457
Usage rate
10.4
Win shares
8.2
WS per 48
.074
Box plus/minus
-4.1
VORP
-2.9
Best season, WS
2.7
Best season, BPM
-2.9
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
2000-01LAL25706419.2.530.49110.90.80.31.1.085-2.9-1.6-4.5-0.4112107
2001-02LAL265965012.7.492.45213.21.20.81.9.142-1.5-0.3-1.90.0116104
2002-03LAL27547819.3.458.42312.30.70.41.1.069-2.6-1.3-3.9-0.4106107
2003-04MIN28721,2469.4.506.49511.51.11.52.7.103-2.90.0-2.9-0.3106101
2004-05MIN29416016.9.526.5158.30.40.40.8.065-4.2-0.2-4.4-0.4108109
2005-06MIN30626765.3.427.4097.9-0.30.90.6.043-5.70.9-4.8-0.589103
2006-07MIN31564734.5.547.5357.50.00.40.4.042-6.30.6-5.7-0.4100108
2007-08MIN32201510.2.185.1589.9-0.40.1-0.3-0.102-8.2-2.4-10.6-0.362112
2008-09MIN3319116-0.1.190.2147.3-0.20.0-0.1-0.061-7.6-2.4-10.0-0.271116

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.