Jim Reid vs Nate Bowman

Jim Reid

1of 3 lines

Nate Bowman

2of 3 lines

Jim Reid and Nate Bowman compared on their NBA careers: Jim Reid played 1 season, 1967-68 to 1967-68, Nate Bowman 5 seasons, 1966-67 to 1970-71. Jim Reid averaged 3.5 points a game to Nate Bowman's 2.9. Nate Bowman won 1 title.

Who has the better career numbers?

Nate Bowman leads in 2 of the 3 lines, Jim Reid in 1. Bold marks the better figure; playing time — games, minutes, at-bats, innings — is not scored.

Jim Reid and Nate Bowman career per game
6GP243
8.7MIN8.9
3.5, betterPTS2.9
1.8REB3.3, better
0.5AST0.7, better

Jim Reid and Nate Bowman: no career line is published, so it is worked out from the seasons on file — career totals divided by games played.

Titles and awards

Jim Reid and Nate Bowman titles and awards
Jim ReidTitle or awardNate Bowman
—Championships1, better

Awards come from the league’s published winner lists; a championship counts a season played for the club that won it.

Season by season

Lined up by career year, not by calendar: each row is the players’ nth season.

Jim Reid and Nate Bowman season by season
PTS: Points scored — a free throw is worth 1, a shot inside the arc 2, beyond it 3.REB: Missed shots the player collected, at either end of the floor.AST: Passes that led directly to a team-mate's basket.PTS: Points scored — a free throw is worth 1, a shot inside the arc 2, beyond it 3.REB: Missed shots the player collected, at either end of the floor.AST: Passes that led directly to a team-mate's basket.
1st1967-683.5, better1.80.5, better1966-672.43.1, better0.2
2nd————1967-682.72.70.5
3rd————1968-692.93.30.8
4th————1969-702.93.20.6
5th————1970-713.13.90.9

What the columns mean: PTS · REB · AST