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crofl.
Legitimately laughed out loud as soon as I read Parker's category and 5-year projected market value :lol
Seems really low for Kawhi projection wise. Also has every single starter declining?
ROFL.. projection has Kawhi "peaked" already :lol
Up and Comer! :lobt2:
I can't take it serious when that shit happens. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by spursistan
Scrub :lmao
Check your pm bro
There's a reason these guys are getting crappy paychecks from Disney while the real talent moves over to teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
Did someone edit SCRUB on Tony Parker's category? :lmao
:lmao
How is LMA classified as an "average starter" while Green is a "good starter"?
This chart has nothing going for it, except for categorizing Parker as "Scrub". Lol.
Well... even a broken clock gets it right twice a day, if you throw out the AM/PM's.
According to this, Kawhi has peaked at age 25, and will be in decline for the next 5 seasons?
Pretty stupid.
LMA 'average starter' LOL
Kyle Anderson
Category: Up-and-comer
5-yr market value: 75.5M
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA this thread :lmao
Zero sense. Is this some human-less algorithm based off of some Harvard grad-hopeful's formula and he never even watched Ball except in a passing sense?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tully365
That's what this feels like.
I saw this shit. Up and comer 35% shooter in the playoffs. :lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht
2016: 32FG%Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
2017: 33FG%
2018: 34FG%
.......
2023: 39FG%
....... Etc etc :lol
Not surprised about Aldridge, tbh..virtually all advanced metrics hate his game..there are certain players that are always going to be undervalued by the numbers due to their style of play..
But he brings raw numbers and is reliable for his 20 and 10. You take him all day.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Well, I hope we didn't witness Kawhi's best season at 24 years old. That's unreasonable. And I bet that projection for Kyle doesn't take into account that he was played all over the map in positions without a legit 3 point shot. His acquired threat from range I think raises his ceiling. Still, these two are the highest ceiling young players in the team long term...
We still don't know what Dejounte is and we won't know for 2 more years. Hmmm Spurs in a weird spot for the future. Got to find another gem or FA.
Doesn't create for others IMO. That's a must for a superstar.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Ouchie. Why you gotta use that shiv as often as you do?Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
Shit hurts...
Guess Kobe and Jordan aren't Superstars...
I didn't say I agree with the assessment of him:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by dabom
I'm just saying, players like Aldridge are always undervalued by advanced metrics and new-media, due to style of play..
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
This is why Daryl Morey is on the chopping block ....metrics are lame
I'm sure if TP was a rebounder, he'd be labeled a defensive specialist like Dewayne Dedmon or Luis Scola (:lmao)Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Most of Morey's moves are actually anti-metrics, despite his beliefs:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
The only "anti-establishment" principles that he actually follows(that are related to the basketball geek beliefs) are coaches not making an impact and chemistry being irrelevant..
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by look_at_g_shred
The description on the website says the algorithm predicted the breakouts of Kawhi, Gaymond, and Giannis Antekewhydoieventry. These results look about as useful as a vagina in a gay porn.
-$1m?
I want Boban back!
Either those projections are nonsense and should be taken with a grain of salt, or Spurstalk has a weird fetish for scrubs, broken down nobodies and YouTube highlight videos.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudyez
Every analysis and algorithm-reliant metric should be taken with a grain of salt, obviously..Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoops Czar
No clue what you are talking about per par. He comes on Sports Talk 790 down here all the time. He talks about chemistry and also look at the coaching decisions.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
I don't care about what he says, I've heard him talk on ESPN radio, too, his actual personnel moves don't reflect that, at all:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
He has spent years signing players that don't fit together, stylistically, and they have had serious locker room problems for years..
yep the guy is a all-star and all-nbaQuote:
Originally Posted by look_at_g_shred
Les Alexander calls the shots down here, he likes big names (Barkley, Pippen, Tmac, and on and on). Not worth an argument though so I'm done, but Morey does leans heavily on metrics and is one of the leading experts on metrics in the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Everybody is aware of his reputation and the perception:rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
It has to do w/ win-share being a cumulative stat & Kawhi operating under Pop's minute limits. Otherwise, it makes ZERO sense for Kawhi to have less win-shares than Jimmy Butler (11.2) on a 50 win team circa 2014-15 which was achieved on a reasonable 2500 minutes.:lol (It would be better if they made the analysis using WS/48 since that would factor in the minutes)Quote:
Originally Posted by DPG21920
The 2016-17 Spurs are going to be somewhat like the 2010-11 Celtics who won 56 games & Kawhi's role is going to be similar to Pierce w/ a higher usage rate.
-2010-11 Pierce (80 games/ 35 MPG / USG: 24%): 2774 MP, 18.9/5.4/3.3, 11.6 WS (WS/48: 0.201) (Per 36: 19.6/5.6/3.4)
-2015-16 Kawhi (72 games/ 33 MPG / USG: 25.8%): 2380 MP, 21.2/6.8/2.6, 13.7 WS (WS/48: 0.277:wow) (Per 36: Per 36: 23/7.5/2.8)
My projection:
-2015-16 Kawhi (76 games/ 35 MPG / USG: 27%): 2660 MP, 24/7/3.5, 14.5 WS (WS/48: 0.245)
Let's just hope he stays healthy (along w/ everyone else) otherwise what I projected is within his reach.:toast
LolQuote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Off the top of my head:Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
-Carmelo
-Klay "Best 2-way player" Thompson
-Kyrie
-MVPorker
-Monta Ellis
Basically, guy who just get buckets for the most part.
It equates DeFrozen to Klay without factoring in the intangibles.:lol
Good point!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm
Guess the identity of this point guard:
Category:
BORDERLINE ALL-STAR
5-yr market value:
$121.5m
:wakeup
75 million projected value for Kyle Anderson?? :lmao
Thanks for posting... surprised Manu is still so effective at his age, tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Ban OP