Where can I go to find individual defensive matchups by game?

[Brendon Kleen]

As in, if I want to see who most commonly guards the best offensive player on the other team or who a given player is most often matched up with, what site should I comb through?

[Seth Partnow]

This data basically doesn't exist.

On Mar 10, 2016, at 4:21 PM, Brendon Kleen <brend...@gmail.com> wrote:

As in, if I want to see who most commonly guards the best offensive player on the other team or who a given player is most often matched up with, what site should I comb through?

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[Brendon Kleen]

Shucks. That's sort of what I was assuming. It would have to be a pretty vast database. Thanks anyway!

[rebkell]

How do you guys at nyloncalculus figure out opponent production? I've wondered about that and all I could think of was that you broke the games down using play-by-play and then figured out the most likely positions and defensive pairing in each stint. I've been impressed by the numbers, I enjoy playing DFS and always looking for more insight, especially anything defensive related.