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I play in a league where all stats are recorded for each individual player each game.
Being a big NBA fan, I always look at the stats after watching a game to see how well a player actually went.
When it comes to my own stats I worry about them and want them to be perfect. I know when I'm shooting free throws that my percentage is being recorded and it sort of puts me off. Its mainly my free throw percentage I worry about because I'm very inconsistent at them.
I know that individual stats don't matter as long as your team wins, but I just can't help it! Any advice on how to just play ball and not worry about it?