(Editor's note: Bleacher Report teamed up with the infographics wizards at Useless Comparisons to put some of the NBA's biggest names and storylines into new perspective.)
Statistics can help us answer some of the most intriguing questions in sports today.
Did the Seattle SuperSonics' existence impact the annual rainfall in Seattle? How does the vertical leap of Russell Westbrook compare to that of a Jack Russell terrier? What is the relationship between Kevin Garnett's points per game and the resale value of a Ford F-150?
These are the questions that need answers. We set out to answer these and more with comparative graphs to show how statistics can be misleading, utterly useless and, more importantly, fun.
Karl-Anthony Towns vs. House Cat
Karl-Anthony Towns is coming off a tremendous rookie season in which he averaged 18.3 points per game and unanimously won the NBA Rookie of the Year Award. If a house cat were to age as many years as Towns' scoring average last year, it would likely be dead. Towns has never expressed any ill w ...
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