Will Parker finish the season leading all PGs, SGs, & SFs in shooting?

.568TS% :lol

That probably is like 5-10 on the team tbh. :lmao

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Originally Posted by SASdynasty!

If it were just that, that would be one thing. But we all know the stat heavily favors players that shoot lots of free throws.

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Players who get to the FT line are typically more efficient than those who don't. But regardless, look at eFG% (which doesn't take into account FTs at all, strictly 2-pointers and 3-pointers):

http://bkref.com/tiny/fwtrk

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Originally Posted by dabom

.568TS% :lol

That probably is like 5-10 on the team tbh. :lmao

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Yep, #8 on the team:

1. Bonner
2. Boban
3. Leonard
4. Simmons
5. West
6. Diaw
7. Butler
8. Parker
9. Ginobili
10. Mills
11. Aldridge
12. Anderson
13. Duncan

It's such a great stat.

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Originally Posted by SASdynasty!

Yep, #8 on the team:

1. Bonner
2. Boban
3. Leonard
4. Simmons
5. West
6. Diaw
7. Butler
8. Parker
9. Ginobili
10. Mills
11. Aldridge
12. Anderson
13. Duncan


It's such a great stat.

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How did I know that? :lol

"Call me old-fashioned" isn't an excuse for ignorance... :lol

FG% is in no way better than eFG%. A player who shoots 100 3's at a 40% clip will score more points than a player who shoots 100 2's at a 55% clip. There's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't include the added value of a 3-pointer when judging a player's shooting efficiency.

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Originally Posted by SpursFan86

Players who get to the FT line are typically more efficient than those who don't. But regardless, look at eFG% (which doesn't take into account FTs at all, strictly 2-pointers and 3-pointers):

http://bkref.com/tiny/fwtrk

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Your use of logic is not going to work here. But I'm not a TP hater so let them revere him, tbh.

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Originally Posted by ElNono

which one? One day I'm a Parker hater, the next I'm a Kawhi hater...

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1/3 hating 1/3 comedy 1/3 real bball takes.

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Originally Posted by will_spurs

1/3 hating 1/3 comedy 1/3 real bball takes.

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I like to mix it up :toast

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Originally Posted by SpursFan86

Players who get to the FT line are typically more efficient than those who don't. But regardless, look at eFG% (which doesn't take into account FTs at all, strictly 2-pointers and 3-pointers):

http://bkref.com/tiny/fwtrk

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Yes, that is another advanced metric. So far we've had about 4 different ones that give us 4 different lists.

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Originally Posted by SpursFan86

"Call me old-fashioned" isn't an excuse for ignorance... :lol

FG% is in no way better than eFG%. A player who shoots 100 3's at a 40% clip will score more points than a player who shoots 100 2's at a 55% clip. There's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't include the added value of a 3-pointer when judging a player's shooting efficiency.

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Fouls too. The ability to drive and get in position where the opponent needs to foul is an art too.

If he shoots 20% and we win #6 I love him too, tbh...

TS% is the ability to score. Better than eFG and raw FG%.

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Originally Posted by hater

Lol Miller hasn't even attempted a shot and already played 20+ minutes for us

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I went back and looked and totally forgot TMac never scored for Spurs. Longest stint for any guy not to score?

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Originally Posted by dabom

TS% is the ability to score. Better than eFG and raw FG%.

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Fair enough, Parker is a better scorer than Ginobili, Aldridge, Duncan, and Mills this year if you go by that. But obviously the stat can't adjust for players that play low minutes...that's just one of it's weaknesses.

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Originally Posted by SASdynasty!

Fair enough, Parker is a better scorer than Ginobili, Aldridge, Duncan, and Mills this year if you go by that. But obviously the stat can't adjust for players that play low minutes...that's just one of it's weaknesses.

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We add context. Usage and TS% usually have an inverse correlation.

It has as much merit as Tony leading the team in 3P% last season.

Nice job by Tony but Steph probably passes him and if Kawhi continues the trend of playing better after the ASB he'll pass him as well. Still, top 3 and behind the top 2 MVP candidates isn't a bad thing.