Alright, folks, let’s dive into something I tackled today – pulling up some stats on Alexander Walker. I’m a big NBA fan, and sometimes I just get curious about certain players and like to dig into their numbers.
Getting Started
First things first, I needed to figure out where to get the * memory is pretty bad.
Finding the Data
So, I searched for pages with stats for Alexander Walker.
Once I had a couple of sources open, it was time to start looking at the numbers. I wasn’t after anything super specific, just wanted a general overview of how he’s been playing.
Checking the Numbers
I started glancing at the usual stuff:
- Points per game: Always a good starting point to see how much a player is scoring.
- Assists: Gives you a sense of their playmaking ability.
- Rebounds: How well they’re crashing the boards.
- Shooting percentages: Both from the field and from three-point range. Efficiency is key!
- Steals and blocks: Defensive stats, always interesting to see.
I spent a bit of time just scrolling through the different seasons, seeing how his numbers have changed over time. It’s always cool to see how a player develops and adapts their game.
I didn’t do anything fancy like create charts or graphs (maybe next time!), but I got a pretty good feel for Alexander Walker’s performance just by browsing through the stats.
That’s pretty much it! Just a simple data exploration session. Sometimes it’s fun to just geek out on the numbers and learn a bit more about the players you watch.
