Career atlas
Dave DeBusschere: 12 seasons, 2 teams, 1 competitions
From 1962-63 to 1973-74

The question
How did Dave DeBusschere evolve?
The evidence
When it really changed
The stints
One row per stint: league, team and years. Chronological order; when two overlap, the origin comes first.
- DET1962-63 → 1967-68
NBA · 6 seasons
- DET → NYK1968-69
NBA · 1 season
- NYK1969-70 → 1973-74
NBA · 5 seasons
When it really changed
Not every season is a change. Only jumps above the threshold declared below appear here. «Changed» means a jump larger than 4.1 points per game. It is a declared threshold, not a model.
- 1968-69Team change: from DET to NYK
NBA · DET → NYK
- Before
- 1967-68 · DET · 17.9 points per game
- After
- 1968-69 · DET → NYK · 16.3 points per game
- Context
- NBA · DET → NYK
Production, season by season
An ACB point and an NBA point are not the same unit. The line puts seasons side by side; it does not make them equal.
- 1962-6312.7 points per game
NBA · DET · 80 games
- 1963-648.6 points per game
NBA · DET · 15 games
- 1964-6516.7 points per game
NBA · DET · 79 games
- 1965-6616.4 points per game
NBA · DET · 79 games
- 1966-6718.2 points per game
NBA · DET · 78 games
- 1967-6817.9 points per game
NBA · DET · 80 games
- 1968-6916.3 points per game
NBA · DET → NYK · 76 games
- 1969-7014.6 points per game
NBA · NYK · 79 games
- 1970-7115.6 points per game
NBA · NYK · 81 games
- 1971-7215.4 points per game
NBA · NYK · 80 games
- 1972-7316.3 points per game
NBA · NYK · 77 games
- 1973-7418.1 points per game
NBA · NYK · 71 games
FactDerivedAssumption
What this does not prove
- An ACB point and an NBA point are not the same unit. The line puts seasons side by side; it does not make them equal.
- «Changed» means a jump larger than 4.1 points per game. It is a declared threshold, not a model.
- Role is read from minutes and production. We do not have a declared position for every European season.
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This answer
2026-11-07
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