When Pat Riley was coaching the New York Knicks in the early 1990s, he wanted to motivate his team. The team kept the usual stats on scoring, assists, rebounds, but Riley decided to begin measuring hustle – how many rebounds players went for even if they didn’t succeed; how many times a player would make…
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