Cool stat for nerds like us.
) Does that encompass avg. speed?
I presume it encompasses transition defense.Cool stat for nerds like us.
I've been critical of the JAYs transition defense all season (whether it's arguing a cool, slow jogging back, or basket-hanging
How do the Celtic players rank among themselves? Brissett running around makes sense, I imagine PP/White move quite quickly.
Feels like we are destined for Knicks-Heat round 1. I'm ok to let them beat each other up.
33% 3 point shooter Max Strus, which includes a 60 footer.
I believe Strus was leading the league in catch and shoot 3% a couple weeks ago. He’s still one of the most underrated defensive players in the league. I think I’m his only fan here though lol.
Are you sure you're not thinking of Sam Merrill? Near as I can figure, Strus has been in the mid-30s on C&S 3Ps. His pre-ASB numbers are below.
Maybe it wasn’t catch and shoot then but he was leading in some shooting stat. When I get back I’ll find it or if you want to scroll NBA University Twitter about 2-3 weeks back it’s there.
I like the class a lot, but in what years would Jaquez have been good enough to win ROY? He's averaging 13/4/3 on ok efficiency (his 3 point shooting has cratered since a hot start) with ok defense. Maybe 2017 (Brogdon) and 2001 (Miller), but those were two of the worst rookie classes of the last 30 years. I like the guy (and screw the heat for getting a solid rotation player at #18), but he's not even in the conversation most years.
Sorry (not sorry) I'm not on Twitter so I'm not able to look for that. Not a biggie though.
Yeah that's probably it. To me, it shows that Strus has lots of gravity, which is what CLE wanted.
CBS had a H-O-R-S-E tournament back in the 70s, along with a 1 on 1 tournament.
He takes the highest percentage of Catch & Shoot 3s in the NBA (he's 19% on PU3s, so at least he's smart)
exactly
I remember those. It wasn't that entertaining because guys were taking pretty ordinary shots. But if the NBA could figure out how to do a trick shot contest - even as a game or horse (like the MJ-Bird commercial), I know I'd would watch it. Shots from 1/2 court; shots from the seats and tunnels; behind the back shots; etc. - it's amazing what NBA players can do.
This dude has his faults, bur man can he rebound the ball. 16.3 rebounds per 36 for his career. And with Chicago the last two years he is close to 19 per 36. Crazy
CAVs must have been dragging by the end, tired legs after a back-to-back double OT road special
Even as his numbers have declined slightly, Lebron is on pace for just under 2500 minutes this year, the most since his last season with the Cavs 6 years ago. Running out of superlatives.
The Celtics are probably too good for him to really have any value, but I think he'd be very fun to have on the team. Just a guy who comes in off the bench and grabs every rebound.
I think a lot of teams - including BOS - were interested in him but apparently CHI would rather be 9th and in the play-in tournament than make their team better in the long run.
Last nights performance likely moved him up to a Top-30 player this year. Good on him.
We’ve all seen some crazy LeBron stats, but this one is just bonkers
Kidding aside, assuming rest and health, if you're tied going into the 4th quarter of a must win game are there three players you'd take over LeBron?
