Thanks for the link. Still doesn't win me over seeing as how I believe the use of per 36 to be very flawed for end of bench players.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlecoyotecoin
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Thanks for the link. Still doesn't win me over seeing as how I believe the use of per 36 to be very flawed for end of bench players.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlecoyotecoin
No problem. I am not trying to sell Ayers. I'm not a fan, so I understand your doubts. But, I thought it was interesting in showing he didn't compare as negatively as those that don't care for him, myself included, might have guessed he would.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpurPadre
73 games was the sample size for Ayers while Baynes (53 games) and Bonner (61 game).Quote:
Originally Posted by xmas1997
He actually had the highest sample size.
As for the actual article It shows he has improved over Indiana and compares favorable with Bonner & Baynes.
He his advanced metrics were actually better, in some cases, much better than Baynes was (win share per 48 minutes, TS% and Net Rtg).
This guy sucks and his play is really deceiving. If you don't really pay attention to him, it seems like he's good; he can shoot, he's tall, he can defend. However, none of that is true. He can't actually defend at all either, never knows where he's supposed to be on offense or defense. I don't think he'd succeed in the Spurs' offense at all.
i think that anything Clark could do at Louisville he could do again, but better, with the spurs. just off the searchable youtube highlights, i'd say he can shoot and penetrate. maybe play some d.
i don't give a damn what he's done for any shitty team he's played for in his nba career.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrunkTXLabrat
This. Played well on his contract year and vanished all season long for the Cavs the following season. Had games where he started and had to be subbed out immediately. Neither did he do anything special in a Cavs team weak on the wings. If you want a shooting wing you already have Daye, who's almost a full year into the system.Quote:
Originally Posted by SanDiegoSpursFan
He was in a zone that night for sure.
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Free agent forward Earl Clark has agreed to a training camp deal with Memphis, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
If we don't land him,someone eles would.... Maybe he can come off the bench behind kiwi
hmm, the Spurs brought in James Johnson for a workout last off-season and he ended up getting picked up by the Grizzles at the start of the season or during the season, can't remember when he was picked up by them exactly. He may have had a D-league stint first then got picked up? Anyway, bit of a coincidence that they don't mind taking the backup SFs the Spurs take a look at.
I recall during one of the games against the Spurs where he played well, posters were asking why the Spurs didn't sign him or take a look at him, but a lot of them didn't know/recall the Spurs had him in for workouts last off-season and passed for whatever reason. Looks like they've done the same with Clark.
James Johnson pretty much got away from the Spurs last year. He was exactly what the team needed in a 13th man.
Why do you think they passed on him? I liked what I saw on him in the games against the Spurs. It really can't be down to shooting only, can it? What are they looking for in a backup SF? What qualities and attributes are they looking for?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
He wasn't in shape when they worked him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ice009
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Originally Posted by Chinook
Was he out of shape?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ice009
Forgot all about that.
Seemed to round into shape pretty well.
That's what he told Spurs staff. Round is a shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
JJ supposedly has a stupid attitude. That'll keep you off the Spurs roster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ice009