2. comment
There are a few interesting features in this plot. First, we can see that Kobe\’s points per game fluctuated quite a bit over the course of the season, with some periods where he scored consistently high (e.g. in late January and early February) and other periods where he scored lower (e.g. in mid-March). Second, we can see that Kobe\’s average points per game for the season was around 26, and this is reflected in the horizontal red dashed line. Finally, we can see that there were a few dates where Kobe did not play or played very few minutes, leading to a drop in his points per game on those dates.
3. comment
There are a few interesting features in this plot. First, we can see that Kobe scored most of his points in the second and fourth periods, with relatively fewer points scored in the first and third periods. Second, we can see that there was a lot of variability in Kobe\’s scoring by period, with some games where he scored relatively evenly across all four periods, and other games where he scored the majority of his points in one or two periods. Finally, we can see that there were a few dates where Kobe did not play or played very few minutes, leading to a drop in his points per game on those dates, as we observed in the previous plot.
