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He does?
Are these adjusted or raw?
Not worried about LMA. He was 3rd or 4th in RPM among PFs last season. Parker, though, is always a worry.
He does?
Haha for real. And yet there are still people in this forum who can't understand why the 2nd string guys have a higher +/- than the starters. Lol.
doesn't matter how he takes it. He's like that tubby kid in grade school that tries to play sports and is overly serious about it all.
He's the one that wears the football pants and team jersey to the pick up games. He's the one that wants to run plays in the basketball game. Also calls charges and 3 seconds.
As serious as tubby is, he still sucks. Just doesn't have the physical tools.
You know you have a spoiled fan base when they're complaining about the worst +/- player on the team being -2.3. We're winning and the players struggling the most are the ones trying to fit into a new role, that includes Tony.
No, only better than Parker (.147) by a good margin as I´ve been researching but really close to Tim (.211).
- Ginobili’s career average of .209 win shares per 48 minutes ranks 13th all time among players with at least 50 win shares. Of the 12 players above him on that list, nine are in the Hall of Fame and the three remaining players — Chris Paul, LeBron James, and Tim Duncan — are virtual locks to join them.
- Ginobili is one of just 20 players with at least 90 career win shares and an average of at least .200 win shares per 48 minutes. Among the 18 other players on that list, 13 are Hall of Famers, one is retired and will be (Shaquille O’Neal), and the remaining players — Paul, James, Duncan, and Dirk Nowitzki — are active but will surely be elected in their first year of eligibility.
If he's the "fat kid," he just happens to be the one who leads the team in scoring almost every season, leads the team in assists every single season of his entire career, is the only All-Star and All-NBA player on the championship team, and has a FMVP, as well as having the hottest girls and making the most money.
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this year he's the fat kid
Manu is really incredible, and always does well with this stat...
We're lucky he stayed with the Spurs for his whole career... He easily could've left to be another team's #1 option and have much gaudier numbers.
Aldridge hating is in now?
It was inevitable...
Everybody's cherry picking at this stat now to support their krew arguments.
Uh except he was formerly a top 5pg and had held the spot of starting pg for over ten years? Yeah just like that.every school kids has four rings.
ok...so he's like the old man that doesn't know when to leave as all of the re s continue to throw rose petals at his feet and remind him of what he used to be
and it seems like some of ya'll might have been the fat kid
sorry
...while still leading the team in assists and will still be a top-3 scorer on the team, while shooting really well from the field. He may not set the NBA record again this season for best 3P% of all time through 15 games like he did last year, but he is perfect so far!
a PG on this team should be averaging double digit assists
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha do you even watch Spurs basketball? Lol. The best passing team in decades, where all the players spread the assist numbers (hockey-assists) and also play severely limited minutes should have a guy averaging over 10 assists per game? Hahaha that's like 13-14 assists per 36 minutes for the minutes that Parker gets! Please tell me you're joking.
You've got me. I agree with you. MORE PARKER!!!!!!
So he's basically the worst guy on the team? Because the 14th and 15th men don't dress for games if IIRC.
Yes, +/- is always a great indicator of the best players on the team. Boban is the 4th best player on the team. Has nothing to do with what string they play, lol. Come on, I expect more from you.
So he's basically the worst guy on the team? Because the 14th and 15th men don't dress for games if IIRC.
How come the rest of the first string isn't as bad? Even LMA's +/- is 1.5 less even though he's still trying to adjust.
100% agree. Also, when Danny is shooting brick after brick and Parker is not a good 3-pt shooter, there is nobody to space the floor. DIfferent with Diaw, Mills and Manu.
Check out his value-over replacement
Check out his value-over replacement
Can't wait till ESPN has enough data to post the 2015-2016 DRPM/ORPM. I wonder what the fanboys' excuse will be then.
Parker fans are delusional. They can spin anything bad about Parker into a positive. Parker scores 4 points with 2 dimes and 3 turnovers and Parker fans will scream "but he shot 50% from the field!".
Can't wait till ESPN has enough data to post the 2015-2016 DRPM/ORPM. I wonder what the fanboys' excuse will be then.
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