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Why is the GS in basketball statistics always one less than GP?
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∙ 15y ago
If I'm Correct Your Referring To "gs" as Games Started And "gp" As Games Played. The Answer Is No. You Can Play The Same Amount Of Games You Have Stated And Vice-Versa. IE: Someone Like Steve Nash Has Stared 33 Games, He Has Also Played In 33 Games.
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