But the trends in this dataset are loud enough to cut …
A recent study conducted by a student researcher at the University of Texas at Austin has revealed significant trends in NBA injury data. The dataset, which includes over 13,000 injuries from 16 seasons, indicates a concerning rise in lower-body soft-tissue injuries among players. This trend suggests that the NBA is currently facing a notable increase in injuries affecting player availability.
- ▪The dataset includes over 13,000 injuries and more than 1,500 players.
- ▪It spans 16 NBA seasons and all 30 teams.
- ▪The study highlights a growing number of players missing games due to lower-body soft-tissue injuries.
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