RAEGAN BEERS
BEERS_HOOP_EXPLORER
VIEW_SOURCERAPM // NCAA_W
4 Factor Impact
Shot Profile
Shot Making
4 Factor Impact
Shot Deterrence
Shot Defense
These factors are regularized RAPM-style estimates of how the player moves her team's performance relative to league baseline when she's on the floor. ORAPM/DRAPM summarize overall offensive and defensive impact per 100 possessions; the sub-rows approximate impact on effective shooting, turnover margin, rebounding, and free-throw pressure, then unpack where shots come from (profile/deterrence) and how they are finished or contested (making/defense). The offensive components incorporate priors to stabilize estimates, while the defensive components are currently fit without priors.
Written by BANJO Tucker
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MARTA SUÁREZ
SUÁREZ_HOOP_EXPLORER
VIEW_SOURCERAPM // NCAA_W
4 Factor Impact
Shot Profile
Shot Making
4 Factor Impact
Shot Deterrence
Shot Defense
These factors are regularized RAPM-style estimates of how the player moves her team's performance relative to league baseline when she's on the floor. ORAPM/DRAPM summarize overall offensive and defensive impact per 100 possessions; the sub-rows approximate impact on effective shooting, turnover margin, rebounding, and free-throw pressure, then unpack where shots come from (profile/deterrence) and how they are finished or contested (making/defense). The offensive components incorporate priors to stabilize estimates, while the defensive components are currently fit without priors.
At 6'3, Marta Suarez is a quintessential modern stretch four that can provide an immediate offensive boost to a WNBA frontcourt.
Suarez is a high IQ forward who excels in the pick-and-pop, can face up in the post and is a lethal trail threat in transition. Her shooting splits during her senior year are great for a big, averaging 17 points per game while shooting 37% from deep and 90% from the free throw line. She possesses great rebounding instincts, averaging seven boards a game, and has improved as a playmaker to start igniting the break immediately upon securing the ball.
Her defensive consistency can be shaky, as she sometimes struggles against more physically imposing interior players. Additionally, her turnover rate has shown a tendency to spike fairly high when her usage increases, suggesting she is best suited as a spacing rotational piece rather than any kind of primary engine.
SINA HOLLERL
Written by BANJO Tucker
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