He was fine in the regular season, but I know exactly what you mean.
Tony is in a whole other class. I almost feel sorry for him though. He's officially old & slow and has nothing to fall back on.
He was fine in the regular season, but I know exactly what you mean.
http://m.bkref.com/m?p=XXteamsXXSASX...t=all_advanced
Rk Player Age G MP PER 1 Kawhi Leonard 24 72 2380 26.0 2 LaMarcus Aldridge 30 74 2261 22.4 3 Danny Green 28 79 2062 10.5 4 Tony Parker 33 72 1980 16.2 5 Patrick Mills 27 81 1662 14.6 6 Tim Duncan 39 61 1536 16.9 7 David West 35 78 1404 17.6 8 Boris Diaw 33 76 1386 14.0 Rk Player Age G MP PER 9 Kyle Anderson 22 78 1245 12.9 10 Manu Ginobili 38 58 1134 17.8 11 Jonathon Simmons 26 55 813 11.9 12 Boban Marjanovic 27 54 508 27.7 13 Rasual Butler 36 46 432 13.4 14 Kevin Martin 32 16 261 10.1 15 Ray McCallum 24 31 256 10.3 16 Matt Bonner 35 30 206 14.1 17 Andre Miller 39 13 181 12.9 Rk Player Age G MP PER
I wanted to compare this metric to a more standard metric. Is this correct? Danny's efficiency rating was that low?
It's going to get to the point where literally an average PG will produce as much as he does. Kawhi already carries the SL pretty much and is set to do more with the ball in his hands anyways. I am not a Tony hater TBH... rarely get on wagons of any kind to on him bc he already gets a lot of heat and that crew doesn't need help, but its alarming.
We better hope Dejounte has a good season developing. Maybe we pick up someone else to help, but Spurs are focused on getting a big it seems, not guards.
Yes, he shot that bad, and played that poorly offensively during the RS. His playoffs performance saved him, but this is RS based.
Needs to fix his broken mdrange because thats about all he has left
Yeah. He really needs to become Steve Nash but I'm not sure it will ever happen.
Yeah we should give him more shots to improve on that...
D-League Danny was Kobe levels bad offensively this season, and was valued more than Aldridge? Yeah gtfo
This graph is re ed.
You have to base a player on impact, production per minute, and total production.
That's why a player like LMA that doesn't give you much impact, will give you good per minute production and lot of totals because he rarely gets injured. He is more valuable than fathead for sure.
You can't just go off of one stat in assessing a player.
Because the Spurs still believe that Parker will have a bounce back all-star season. Sadly, that is not the going to be the case. He is a step slower and another year older. Next season he will be coming off the Olympics so more mileage on his legs. He is also dealing with a nagging hamstring issues.
2015-2016 money.
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