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Where do you rate DD among the two's in the NBA?
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DDelight wrote: View PostYea... i mean he was definitely better than Butler last year. And Klay only really emerged this season. Wade was inconsistent and injured. So DeMar was hovering around top 3, definitely top 5 last season.
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hotfuzz wrote: View PostSGs better than him:
Butler
Healthy wade
harden
klay
wes matthews
healthy kobe
Ellis is debatable
Maybe Hayward
7-10 seems right.
Come on man that's ridiculous.
And I thought Hayward was a SF, doesn't Utah play Burke/Exum and Burks in the backcourt??
Wes is debatable as he's a 3&D.
Only guys I think are for sure are Harden, Klay, Butler, and healthy Wade(again an asterisk on this guy)
Definitely have DD 4-7 with Ellis, Wade, Beal and maybe Korver
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You guys confuse individual talent and team worth all the time.
DD is pretty good in a head to head in-a-vacuum comparison of wing players. But this is a team game and you have to look at what a player brings to the team that actually impacts the game.
(All stats run for MP > 22.5)
For example, wing players with Net Ratings higher than DD:
Klay
Igoudala
Reddick
Tony Allen
Korver
Danny Green
Ginobli
Lou Williams
Wesley Matthews
Harden
Middleton
Beal
Anthony Morrow
Butler
Ellis
JR Smith
Shumpert
Crawford
CJ Miles
Lee
Tyreke Evans
Then look at players with higher ORat:
Klay
Reddick
Lou Williams
Korver
Igoudala
Ross
Crawford
JR Smith
Danny Green
Harden
Tyreke Evans
Ellis
Then look at players with a higher TS% on >22% Usage:
Harden
Klay
Lou Williams
Kevin Martin
Ginobili
Wade
Crawford
Stuckey
Oladipo
Mayo
Nick Young
Beal
Wiggins
CJ Miles
Ellis
Then look at NBA.coms PIE:
Harden
Wade
Butler
Klay
Bryant
Stuckey
Lou Williams
Tyreke Evans
Ginobili
Middleton
So a list of players that are definitely better than him in terms of impact on the game:
Harden
Wade
Bulter
Klay
Tyreke Evans
Middleton
Ginobili
Danny Green
JJ Reddick
Korver
Igoudala
Matthews
List of players who are arguably better based on team impact:
Hayward
Batum
Parsons
Ariza
List of players who are still very young, but will be better than DD:
Wiggins
Oladipo
McLemore
Giannis
Parker
Ya, you guys who think DD is a top 5 guy are smoking some funky stuff
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OldSkoolCool wrote: View PostYou guys confuse individual talent and team worth all the time.
DD is pretty good in a head to head in-a-vacuum comparison of wing players. But this is a team game and you have to look at what a player brings to the team that actually impacts the game.
(All stats run for MP > 22.5)
For example, wing players with Net Ratings higher than DD:
Klay
Igoudala
Reddick
Tony Allen
Korver
Danny Green
Ginobli
Lou Williams
Wesley Matthews
Harden
Middleton
Beal
Anthony Morrow
Butler
Ellis
JR Smith
Shumpert
Crawford
CJ Miles
Lee
Tyreke Evans
Then look at players with higher ORat:
Klay
Reddick
Lou Williams
Korver
Igoudala
Ross
Crawford
JR Smith
Danny Green
Harden
Tyreke Evans
Ellis
Then look at players with a higher TS% on >22% Usage:
Harden
Klay
Lou Williams
Kevin Martin
Ginobili
Wade
Crawford
Stuckey
Oladipo
Mayo
Nick Young
Beal
Wiggins
CJ Miles
Ellis
Then look at NBA.coms PIE:
Harden
Wade
Butler
Klay
Bryant
Stuckey
Lou Williams
Tyreke Evans
Ginobili
Middleton
So a list of players that are definitely better than him in terms of impact on the game:
Harden
Wade
Bulter
Klay
Tyreke Evans
Middleton
Ginobili
Danny Green
JJ Reddick
Korver
Igoudala
Matthews
List of players who are arguably better based on team impact:
Hayward
Batum
Parsons
Ariza
List of players who are still very young, but will be better than DD:
Wiggins
Oladipo
McLemore
Giannis
Parker
Ya, you guys who think DD is a top 5 guy are smoking some funky stuff
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JawsGT wrote: View PostAre you sure you're not the one looking at things in a vacuum? I'm sorry, neither Reddick or Korver are better basketball players than Demar. They are better 3pt shooters and better off the ball players. Switch either of them with Demar and our team gets much worse. Context is everything in the NBA. At the end of the day one has to decide what one needs from the position in question. And given our current personnel and system, there are a bunch of players of your list which just wouldn't be better than Demar is for the team. Stuckey, Mayo, Nick Young? Dude, you know better than that. And if 3pt shooting is what you want from the the SG spot, than great, Korver would be awesome. But what you gonna do to get him the ball? Our system isn't gonna get great shooters good looks consistently. That's the way it is. Buy hey, if CJ Miles has a better TS% than Demar, than I guess clearly he is the better player.
Bold 2: I didn't say that. Fail on your part.
Bold 3: Yes, I listed players who were more efficient than DD as part of a basis for who is better. And CJ Miles has a better TS%, but no I did not say CJ Miles was better. Fail on your part again.
If you are going to ridicule someone for their post, please read it properly before replying
Otherwise to me it makes you look like
Who knows _____
Oh and I forgot, the list puts DD ranked 22 in the league. A long cry off "top 5"
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One thing that really bothers me about DeRozan is how horrible his accuracy is. For a guy who attempts almost 17 shots per game, there is nobody else nearly as low of a shooting percentage as DeRozan, and that's not just this season. DeMar DeRozan is literally making history here.
There are a total of 5 players in the history of the game who has shot 41% or lower while averaging more than 16 field goal attempts per game. DeMar DeRozan, Deron Williams, Paul Pierce, Jamal Crawford (twice) and Stephen Jackson. Of these, only Stephen Jackson and DeRozan were playing on a winning team. That's because when you do something like that (attempt a whole bunch of shots and shoot horribly), it's detrimental towards winning games.
Now you might say DeRozan gets to the line a lot, so we should consider TS% since it accounts for free throws. Well, DeRozan is top 5 in FTA but averaging just 50.6 TS%. Going back to the NBA history books, looking at guards only, DeRozan is just amongst 4 others again who averaged below 51% TS and shot the ball 16+ times per game -- Vince Carter, Jason Richardson, Monta Ellis, Jamal Crawford. Again, no winning teams amongst those occurrences.your pal,
ebrian
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ebrian wrote: View PostOne thing that really bothers me about DeRozan is how horrible his accuracy is. For a guy who attempts almost 17 shots per game, there is nobody else nearly as low of a shooting percentage as DeRozan, and that's not just this season. DeMar DeRozan is literally making history here.
There are a total of 5 players in the history of the game who has shot 41% or lower while averaging more than 16 field goal attempts per game. DeMar DeRozan, Deron Williams, Paul Pierce, Jamal Crawford (twice) and Stephen Jackson. Of these, only Stephen Jackson and DeRozan were playing on a winning team. That's because when you do something like that (attempt a whole bunch of shots and shoot horribly), it's detrimental towards winning games.
Now you might say DeRozan gets to the line a lot, so we should consider TS% since it accounts for free throws. Well, DeRozan is top 5 in FTA but averaging just 50.6 TS%. Going back to the NBA history books, looking at guards only, DeRozan is just amongst 4 others again who averaged below 51% TS and shot the ball 16+ times per game -- Vince Carter, Jason Richardson, Monta Ellis, Jamal Crawford. Again, no winning teams amongst those occurrences.
Playing like he does means "addition by subtraction" to me. Can't win with him playing that way (and that's who he is)
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OldSkoolCool wrote: View PostBold 1: Yes they are. Based on the context of what they do for their teams. Both guys play a very similar roles in their offense and are very good at it. They open up a ton of open opportunities for their teammates. DD waves them off and drives into 2 defenders for a fade away 2....
Bold 2: I didn't say that. Fail on your part.
Bold 3: Yes, I listed players who were more efficient than DD as part of a basis for who is better. And CJ Miles has a better TS%, but no I did not say CJ Miles was better. Fail on your part again.
If you are going to ridicule someone for their post, please read it properly before replying
Otherwise to me it makes you look like
Who knows _____
Oh and I forgot, the list puts DD ranked 22 in the league. A long cry off "top 5"
And if you think Reddick and Korver do more for the success of their respective clubs than Demar does for the Raps, than that's what you think and I know nothing I say would change that. But if you weren't suggesting that all those players are better than Demar, than I do not know the point of your post. Please feel free to "retaliate" with some "context" perhaps.
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JawsGT wrote: View PostFirst off, wasn't ridiculing. Just trying to have a convo but your on the defensive so I get it. But if you think I'm a crow that knows shit, then ok. But hey, you were the one using stats in a vacuum to suggest that a bunch of two guards are better than Demar. If there was some other way to interpret your post, then I'd like to hear it. You suggested context was needed, but did nothing to show it. Also, I never said Demar was top5, although I think he is pretty damn close.
And if you think Reddick and Korver do more for the success of their respective clubs than Demar does for the Raps, than that's what you think and I know nothing I say would change that. But if you weren't suggesting that all those players are better than Demar, than I do not know the point of your post. Please feel free to "retaliate" with some "context" perhaps.
2) Drew from those names to establish a list of players who were definitely better. Statistically based as well as role within their team. Ex) Harden
3) Chose players based on their eye-test impact, because they did not have the statistical backing. Ex) Batum, Ariza, Hayward
4) Chose players based on potential > DD. Ex) Wiggins
Last 3 lists are the relevant ones. In Summary:
Harden
Wade
Bulter
Klay
Tyreke Evans
Middleton
Ginobili
Danny Green
JJ Reddick
Korver
Igoudala
Matthews
Hayward
Batum
Parsons
Ariza
Wiggins
Oladipo
McLemore
Giannis
Parker
Are better than DD
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OldSkoolCool wrote: View Post1) Listed players with Net Rating, TS%, ORat, and PIE > DD to establish a pool of names who have some statistical evidence for being better than DD offensively.
2) Drew from those names to establish a list of players who were definitely better. Statistically based as well as role within their team. Ex) Harden
3) Chose players based on their eye-test impact, because they did not have the statistical backing. Ex) Batum, Ariza, Hayward
4) Chose players based on potential > DD. Ex) Wiggins
Last 3 lists are the relevant ones. In Summary:
Harden
Wade
Bulter
Klay
Tyreke Evans
Middleton
Ginobili
Danny Green
JJ Reddick
Korver
Igoudala
Matthews
Hayward
Batum
Parsons
Ariza
Wiggins
Oladipo
McLemore
Giannis
Parker
Are better than DDOnly one thing matters: We The Champs.
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OldSkoolCool wrote: View Post1) Listed players with Net Rating, TS%, ORat, and PIE > DD to establish a pool of names who have some statistical evidence for being better than DD offensively.
2) Drew from those names to establish a list of players who were definitely better. Statistically based as well as role within their team. Ex) Harden
3) Chose players based on their eye-test impact, because they did not have the statistical backing. Ex) Batum, Ariza, Hayward
4) Chose players based on potential > DD. Ex) Wiggins
Last 3 lists are the relevant ones. In Summary:
Harden
Wade
Bulter
Klay
Tyreke Evans
Middleton
Ginobili
Danny Green
JJ Reddick
Korver
Igoudala
Matthews
Hayward
Batum
Parsons
Ariza
Wiggins
Oladipo
McLemore
Giannis
Parker
Are better than DD
Given our system and personnel, the only players on your list I would take over Demar are Harden, Butler, and Klay. Wade is obviously better, but I wouldn't take him due to his health issues. Wiggins I'd probably take due to his enormous potential, but I don't think he is presently as good as Demar.
And given your analysis, I'm surprised Kawhi, Afflalo, and Ellis never made your list.
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