Mavs 107, Kings 121

[Kammrath]

I am not sure who gets the stat when opposing player scores.

My issue with these tracking methodologies is that they cannot take into account the fluid interconnections of team defense. A player is better off with these tracking methods to get blown by and let the big or another player take the fall, than actually sticking with the opponent and doing your best to contest. 

I think JR looks good in these kind of stats because I see him get blown by a LOT (he flails and gives effort but then in his flailing gets out of position and gets blown by which then screws all four other Mav defenders who are left covering for him) and then someone like KP is left with someone "scoring on him" when in reality it all started with JR's failure at the point of attack.