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Cant get the graph to show up on IE 8 or Google Chrome. What browser should I be using?

Tom Haberstroh           71

I use Firefox, Katie. I find it ironic that Chrome doesn't like it.

Spider Jerusalem           72

This is fantastic. /hattip

Tom Haberstroh           73

I somehow didn't realize the value of watching PER vs. Age for different players. That's a must see.

julie           74

"request timed out"//can't get it to load in firefox

Harry           75

Here's a good one. Put the same variable on both axes. You can watch KD shoot up the ranks of PER, or Steve Nash suddenly become an assist machine (A40) around 2003. Also, if you put age on both axes, you learn absolutely nothing.

Tom Haberstroh           76

Try reloading the page, that seems to work for me. It will take several seconds to load.

Tom Haberstroh           77

Try reloading the page, that seems to work for me. It will take several seconds to load.

David           81

This is so awesome thanks

David           82

This is so awesome thanks

David           83

This is so awesome thanks

Mike           84

Awesome chart. Only recommendation is that Kevin Durant's node should be star-shaped rather than a circle.

Jason J           86

Caught this on Basketball-Reference. It's fantastic! Any chance you could extend the data back to 1990? 1980?

sophia           88

wow

confused           93

where is your tool?

confused           94

where is your tool?

confused           95

any idea why I can't see anything other than your article?

confused           96

any idea why I can't see anything other than your article?

Tom Haberstroh           97

Flash might not work in your browser. Trying upgrading your browser or downloading the latest FireFox.

Greg           98

One really fun graph - 3P% against 3PA - no correlation at all! Amazing, *amazing* tool, thanks!

           99

Pendergraph!

Ossama Hamed           161

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