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Oh yeah, he'll be unplayable for big minutes against PG centric teams. Fun fact: the opponent's EFG increases from 49% to 52% when House is alongside Kawhi as opposed to Parker.
Good to see him working his way out of his slump. Still missed some he normally knocks down but you can tell the best PG on the team is on the cusp of getting his mojo back, tbh.
Oh yeah, he'll be unplayable for big minutes against PG centric teams. Fun fact: the opponent's EFG increases from 49% to 52% when House is alongside Kawhi as opposed to Parker.
Enrique for DPOY!
Point is Patty is worse. It's why all the good lineups he's in are with 2nd unit players. Easy to "lock down" the Kris Dunn's and and Tyler Ulis's of the league
And sometimes House can't even do that. Glad the microwave is starting to warm up again, though.
tony's DEF RTG: 105.0
patty's DEF RTG: 99.1
tony's DWS: 0.7
patty's DWS: 1.0
tony's DBPM: -2.4
patty's DBPM: -1.4
How about Langston Galloways, Ray McCallums, and Ish Smiths? Is it easy to 'lock down' those too?Point is Patty is worse. It's why all the good lineups he's in are with 2nd unit players. Easy to "lock down" the Kris Dunn's and and Tyler Ulis's of the league
And sometimes House can't even do that. Glad the microwave is starting to warm up again, though.
One is against the deepest position in the league, filled with stars (starting PG).
The other is against Kris Dunn.
Kawhi: DEF RTG - 102
Fathead: DEF RTG - 101
DBPM
Kawhi - 1.1
Fathead - 3.3
because kawhi and kyle play the same amounts of minutesKawhi: DEF RTG - 102
Fathead: DEF RTG - 101
DBPM
Kawhi - 1.1
Fathead - 3.3
because kawhi and kyle play the same amounts of minutes
mid is a ing joke.
???because kawhi and kyle play the same amounts of minutes
Are you re ed? The stats you posted DON'T adjust for minutes. BPM is the RAW Box Score Plus Minus and defensive rating estimates production over 100 possessions.
Also, quit lying. Patty's def rtg isn't in' 99. It's 107.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SAS/2017.html
you were looking at per 100 possession. tony's is 110 in that respect
tell nba.com they're wrong:
Fathead with a higher net rating than Kawhi
http://stats.nba.com/vs/advanced/#!?...layerID=203937
#startFathead
Yes. Per 100 is the only way to "look" at it you stupid because PER 100 possession stats adjust for pace.
you were looking at per 100 possession. tony's is 110 in that respect
tell nba.com they're wrong:
Just quit posting and go microwave a hot pocket in honor of your hero's "big" 11 point night.
glad you cleared that up.
like i said, per 100:
patty's DRtg is 107, better than parker's 110.
Yep. Parker gained 3 points in that instance. Much closer than the 6 point spread of the other stat.
And again, 110 Def Rtg against starters>>>>>>>107 against Kris Dunn.
oh, but whatever happened to what you had to say a few days ago?
Go easy on him.oh, but whatever happened to what you had to say a few days ago?
You're the one who keeps posting them.oh, but whatever happened to what you had to say a few days ago?
Just using your information against you. Anyhow, these stats are worthless because we don't know how many minutes Patty is playing against starters/scrubs and vice versa with Parker.
That said, everyone on here with a brain can plainly see that Patty is a midget shooting guard. Is he a better player than Parker? Maybe. But he isn't a PG, and I'll say again, for the 876 billionth time, which is why he works in lineups alongside playmaking wings. It's that simple. You want House to start, pe ion Pop to start Manu/Anderson at SG.
Fathead > System player on defense
mid regulating the two midgets of the forum per par
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