Franchise Playoff Single-Game Record vs. Cleveland Cavaliers. 42 MIN, 7 PTS, 18 DREB, 8 OREB, 4 BLK.
Authored Shot Deterrence Scenarios & 2016 ECF 26-Rebound Franchise Record
Franchise Playoff Single-Game Record vs. Cleveland Cavaliers. 42 MIN, 7 PTS, 18 DREB, 8 OREB, 4 BLK.
Which values describe a recorded game, and which are authored scenarios?
Use the era and coverage controls to inspect this page’s formulas. Their percentage outputs come from fixed scenario tables, not cited shot-tracking data. The quarter filters organize an illustrative log whose exact timestamps have not been established from official play-by-play.
The career totals have no declared snapshot date. The tactical percentages and block locations are authored fixtures; changing coverage depth does not establish a real defensive effect. The exported card mixes historical context with those fixtures and should retain this scope.
The depth term is (5 − depth) × 0.4. Moving depth from 4 to 6 changes that term from +0.4 to −0.4, lowering the modeled opponent percentage by 0.8 percentage points unless the 34% floor applies. The suppression output follows a separate rule, subtracting 1.5 only when depth is greater than 6. These differences reflect the implementation, not measured basketball causation.
Modeled opponent percentage = max(34, era baseline + zone baseline − 45 + depth term). Suppression fixture = era suppression × zone multiplier − 1.5 when depth exceeds 6. Block fixture = era block rate × zone multiplier. The three outputs are not derived from one observed shot dataset.
NBA coverage records 26 rebounds and four blocks in Toronto’s Game 3 win over Cleveland. NBA: Biyombo’s Game 3 performance
NBA lists Biyombo’s birth date as August 28, 1992; the 34th-birthday framing refers to 2026. NBA: Bismack Biyombo career profile
The rebound and block milestone; not the authored timed log.
Birth date and a route to official career statistics; not these undated totals or tactical percentages.