Forum Game Player Contribution thus far

I know we are only two games into this but I decided to look at the player contributions (Points + Rebounds + Assists + Steals + Blocks - Turnovers).

Total Contribution:
Lillard - 51
Aminu - 46
Plumlee - 46
Harkless - 36
McCollum - 34
Henderson - 32
Davis - 22
Kaman - 16
Crabbe - 11
Connaughton - 5
Vonleh - 4
Montero - 3

Then I thought I'd look at consistency (for those who have played both games) - Std Deviation
Aminu - 1.0
Kaman - 1.0
Lillard - 2.5
Harkless - 3.0
Davis - 3.0
Crabbe - 4.5
McCollum - 5.0
Henderson - 7.0
Plumlee - 14.0

Not sure this is worth anything but thought I'd throw it against the wall.

Gramps...

 

That CJ is 2 points away from being #6 is a bit in contrast to what we expected after last year's Playoff emergence.

 

Updated after game 3:

1. Lillard - 85
2. Plumlee - 81
3. McCollum - 68
4. Aminu - 64
5. Harkless - 50
6. Henderson - 38
7. Davis - 34
8. Kaman - 19
9. Crabbe - 14
10. Connaughton - 5
11. Vonleh - 4
12. Montero - 3

Gramps...

 

Updated after game 4:

1. Lillard - 109, Std Dev 4.3
2. Aminu - 109, Std Dev 10.5
3. Plumlee - 106
4. McCollum - 93
5. Harkless - 70
6. Davis - 53
7. Henderson - 44
8. Crabbe - 29
9. Kaman - 19
10. Vonleh - 6
10. Montero - 6
12. Connaughton - 5

Gramps...

 

Updated after game 6:

1. Lillard - 178
2. Plumlee - 163
3. McCollum - 152
4. Aminu - 139
5. Harkless - 117
6. Henderson - 79
7. Davis - 71
8. Crabbe - 66
9. Kaman - 19
10. Vonleh - 6
10. Montero - 6
12. Connaughton - 5

Gramps...

 

Updated after Warriors game 1:

1. Lillard - 216
2. Plumlee - 182
3. McCollum - 172
4. Aminu - 158
5. Harkless - 131
6. Davis - 92
7. Crabbe - 91
8. Henderson - 89
9 Kaman - 19
10. Connaughton - 9
11. Montero - 8
12. Vonleh - 7
13. Roberts - 3

Gramps...