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Jerry StackhouseDetroit Pistons · #42

Guard · 6'3", 190 lb · 18th season

Jerry Stackhouse is a retired guard best known with the Detroit Pistons. A slashing scorer who once dropped 57. Career averages: 16.9 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game.

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Jerry Stackhouse
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Detroit Pistons · #42 · Guard
Jerry Stackhouse
Season avg4.9 pts · 0.9 reb · 0.9 ast · .384 fg
Career avg16.9 pts · 3.2 reb · 3.3 ast · .406 fg
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Scouting report

Jerry Stackhouse — the report card

Read his whole game at a glance, then dive into any skill. Grades from the DNA model + real production.

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Retired standout · guard · Impact 58
Jerry Stackhouse is a retired guard best known with the Detroit Pistons. A slashing scorer who once dropped 57. Career averages: 16.9 points, 3.2 rebo
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Offense
F
Defense
C-
Feel / IQ
C-
Playmaking
Below average creator
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Scoring
Strong scorer
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D
Rebounding
Below average on the glass
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3PT / spacing
Average spacing
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Perimeter D
Below average on the perimeter
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F
Paint / rim D
Below average at the rim
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Clutch
Average late
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Athleticism
Average tools
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Basketball IQ
Reads the game
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Durability
Availability
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Act II

Where Jerry Stackhouse stands

Live ladders from the Balladex models, and what he's chasing. Rankings recompute nightly from real production, accolades, and search demand.

The laddersmodel · recomputes nightly
Balladex Consensus: Solid starter tier — a blend of Impact, production and résumé.
Futures & chases
MVP odds
58Impact index
194Star score
Career scoring average16.9 ppg
Seasons in the index18
Accolades on file1
2× NBA All-Star
Stat explorer

Jerry Stackhouse — every number, three levels deep

Headline → metric → the raw history behind it. Real career data; tracking-only metrics labeled.

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Scoring
4.9 PPG
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Playmaking
0.9 APG
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Rebounding
0.9 RPG
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Shooting
.337 3P%
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The engine

How the model sees Jerry Stackhouse

Projection = per-minute rate × projected minutes. Rates are recency- and health-weighted, aged along a per-stat curve, and adjusted for live usage/role. No black box — every number shows its work.

Projected 2013-14  66% confidence
4.9
pts
2.8–7.0
0.8
reb
-0.1–1.7
0.9
ast
0.1–1.7
14.6
min
proj
30
gp
health
.369
fg%
~base
.330
3p%
~base
Bands widen as confidence drops. Derived live from the real 18-season history below.
What moves the points line vs last season
Last season 4.9 → projected 4.9 PPG
Minutes / role
+0.0
Development (his trend)
-0.1
Age curve
+0.0
Live context
+0.1
Net vs last season+0.0 PPG
Everything it reads
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18 seasons of per-minute rates
every box line, minutes-normalized
real
Recency × games-played weight
recent, healthy seasons anchor the baseline
auto
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Weighted least-squares trend
his own trajectory, read season over season
+dev
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Per-stat aging curves
age — — applied per stat
curve
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Live role context
usage & role shifts fold in when the feed is present
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Durability signal
GP last 3: 7 / 30 / 37 → games & confidence
health
The real history it trains onsource: Basketball-Reference · verified

Jerry Stackhouse career stats, season by season

Career stats by season
SeasonGPMINPTSREBASTFG%3P%
1995-967237.519.23.73.9.414.318
1996-978139.120.74.23.1.407.298
1997-98 (Philadelphia/Detroit)7932.215.83.43.1.435.241
1998-994228.314.52.52.8.371.278
1999-008238.423.63.84.5.428.288
2000-018040.229.83.95.1.402.351
2001-027635.321.44.15.3.397.287
2002-037039.221.53.74.5.409.290
2003-042629.813.93.64.0.399.354
2004-055628.914.93.32.3.414.267
2005-065527.713.02.82.9.401.277
2006-076724.112.02.22.8.428.383
2007-085824.310.72.32.5.405.326
2008-091016.24.21.71.2.267.158
2009-104220.48.52.41.7.408.346
2010-1177.11.71.00.4.250.250
2011-12309.13.60.80.5.370.342
2012-133714.74.90.90.9.384.337
Career97031.216.93.23.3
Source: Basketball-Reference. Backtested against completed player-seasons in the index. The same engine powers Tonight's projection, EraLab, and the role simulator — one model, asked different questions. Illustrative.
Act III

The Lab

Every number, live and interactive. Real career data; models labeled.

Gold = MVP / Championship season · hover any bar. Real per-game data; per-36 & totals derived.
EraLab · the stat time machinenovel
Re-express a season in today's pace-and-space.
raw PPG
in 2026 pace
why
Scoring map · clickable zonesShotChart
Team-tinted. Modeled where tracking data is absent.
Role simulatorpowered by GM engine
Change the roster around him — his projection updates live.
Projected line shifts to — usage , assists rise as primary initiator. Title odds . Illustrative.
Context

Are the Detroit Pistons built to win?

Team projection rolled up from the roster + last-season baselines — and what it means for his role.

64–18proj record
#1conf seed
+9net rtg
117.6off rtg
108.6def rtg
99%playoff odds
Roster delta · what changed
Aggressive hedge & help — Hedges hard on ball screens and rotates aggressive help from the weak side. Core trending improving. Defensive anchors: Ausar Thompson, Javonte Green.
How his role moves
Projected 64–18, 1st in the East. Real team projection from the roster + last-season baselines. His usage, minutes and creation load move with roster health.
Balladex Impact
58 of 99
Solid starter tier.
Rarity
◆ Rated
Collectible tier.
Résumé
1 accolades
2× NBA All-Star
Act IV

The Ballad of Jerry Stackhouse

Birth to now — the making of a legend, narrated and scored.

Detroit Pistons

Turning pro

Drafted 1995 as a Guard.

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Jerry Stackhouse is a retired NBA guard. A slashing scorer who once dropped 57.

Chapter

He averaged 16.9 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists over his career.

Where things stand

A retired guard and Detroit Pistons name.

Off the court

Measurables ESPN
Height
6' 6"
Weight
218 lbs
College
North Carolina
Experience
18th Season
NBA debut
1995
Draft
1995
Jersey
#42
Career

A slashing scorer who once dropped 57.

The person

A retired guard and Detroit Pistons name.

Retired
Detroit Pistons
Standout
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FAQ

Jerry Stackhouse — frequently asked

The questions people ask most about Jerry Stackhouse, answered.

What were Jerry Stackhouse's career averages?
Jerry Stackhouse averaged 16.9 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game.
Is Jerry Stackhouse in the Hall of Fame?
Jerry Stackhouse is a retired guard and a notable pro, though not currently a Hall of Fame inductee.
Jerry Stackhouse career stats & accolades are real, and team projections and recent-game home/away splits are computed from real production. DNA ratings, grades, tonight's projection, ladders, live win probability and simulator outputs are Balladex model output. Not affiliated with the NBA.
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