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flaco wrote:Count me in.
Larry_Russell wrote:most FGA I have ever had left for the bench at this point.
Might have to change up plans a bit cause I assume that I will get frowned on for not have 2 alpha scorers. Might have to move Herb to the bench for some more scoring.
(although I feel like an impact bench and Scottie, White and of couorse SGA is enough of a scoring punch)
Snakebites wrote:Larry_Russell wrote:most FGA I have ever had left for the bench at this point.
Might have to change up plans a bit cause I assume that I will get frowned on for not have 2 alpha scorers. Might have to move Herb to the bench for some more scoring.
(although I feel like an impact bench and Scottie, White and of couorse SGA is enough of a scoring punch)
I think the pool was too shallow to not grab a second star in the early second.
Larry_Russell wrote:Snakebites wrote:Larry_Russell wrote:most FGA I have ever had left for the bench at this point.
Might have to change up plans a bit cause I assume that I will get frowned on for not have 2 alpha scorers. Might have to move Herb to the bench for some more scoring.
(although I feel like an impact bench and Scottie, White and of couorse SGA is enough of a scoring punch)
I think the pool was too shallow to not grab a second star in the early second.
I think Barnes is a very capable secondary "stars"
My top 2 guys are giving me
51 ppg
13.6 rpg
12.5 apg
3.4 spg
2.5 bpg
And they should fit very well together.
Those numbers stand up against any top duo drafted.
Snakebites wrote:Larry_Russell wrote:Snakebites wrote:I think the pool was too shallow to not grab a second star in the early second.
I think Barnes is a very capable secondary "stars"
My top 2 guys are giving me
51 ppg
13.6 rpg
12.5 apg
3.4 spg
2.5 bpg
And they should fit very well together.
Those numbers stand up against any top duo drafted.
I get it. The top tier guys dried up right around your pick.
PG isn’t in his prime but I’d have probably taken him at your spot.
I do wonder what kind of use we can see for White’s current season in the future. He may have moved from the Danny Green/Doug Christie tier into the Eddie Jones tier this season.
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Larry_Russell wrote:most FGA I have ever had left for the bench at this point.
Might have to change up plans a bit cause I assume that I will get frowned on for not have 2 alpha scorers. Might have to move Herb to the bench for some more scoring.
(although I feel like an impact bench and Scottie, White and of couorse SGA is enough of a scoring punch)
Fifii wrote:I can try
Snakebites wrote:Larry_Russell wrote:Snakebites wrote:I think the pool was too shallow to not grab a second star in the early second.
I think Barnes is a very capable secondary "stars"
My top 2 guys are giving me
51 ppg
13.6 rpg
12.5 apg
3.4 spg
2.5 bpg
And they should fit very well together.
Those numbers stand up against any top duo drafted.
I get it. The top tier guys dried up right around your pick.
PG isn’t in his prime but I’d have probably taken him at your spot.
I do wonder what kind of use we can see for White’s current season in the future. He may have moved from the Danny Green/Doug Christie tier into the Eddie Jones tier this season.
flaco wrote:Snakebites wrote:Larry_Russell wrote:
I think Barnes is a very capable secondary "stars"
My top 2 guys are giving me
51 ppg
13.6 rpg
12.5 apg
3.4 spg
2.5 bpg
And they should fit very well together.
Those numbers stand up against any top duo drafted.
I get it. The top tier guys dried up right around your pick.
PG isn’t in his prime but I’d have probably taken him at your spot.
I do wonder what kind of use we can see for White’s current season in the future. He may have moved from the Danny Green/Doug Christie tier into the Eddie Jones tier this season.
While both Eddie Jones and White are 2-way players with no exploitable weaknesses, I'd argue EJ is considerably more valuable, especially at SG. What differentiates them is the time they spend on the ball. White isn't exactly an off-ball specialist. He's averaging 4.18 seconds per touch this season and 3.91 dribbles per touch. To put it in perspective, here are the respective numbers for some other combo guards.
Seconds per touch
D'Angelo Russell 4.07
CJ McCollum 4.02
Dribbles per touch
CJ McCollum 3.65
D'Angelo Russell 3.52
Unfortunately, we don't have access to these stats prior to 2013/14, but I bet EJ was spending considerably less time on the ball. If so, he's a more natural fit alongside ball dominant stars in our stacked teams. That said, White is a terrific fit alongside ball-dominant wings (like Boston's big 2 in real life). His numbers are relatively high for a combo guard, but they are low for a primary ball handler. For instance, Trae Young and Jalen Brunson are averaging 5.85 seconds per touch this season.
Accolades-wise, EJ made the All-NBA 3rd team once, the All-Star team 3 times and the all-defensive second team 3 times. White made the all-defensive second team last season. Highly doubt he'll ever make the all-NBA 3rd team (=roughly top 15 player in the league). Talent-wise, I think EJ was a better scorer simply because he was bigger and a bit more athletic. White is a superior facilitator.
My comp for White would be Jrue Holiday. More often than not, EJ is selected considerably higher than Jrue in our games.
Snakebites wrote:flaco wrote:Snakebites wrote:I get it. The top tier guys dried up right around your pick.
PG isn’t in his prime but I’d have probably taken him at your spot.
I do wonder what kind of use we can see for White’s current season in the future. He may have moved from the Danny Green/Doug Christie tier into the Eddie Jones tier this season.
While both Eddie Jones and White are 2-way players with no exploitable weaknesses, I'd argue EJ is considerably more valuable, especially at SG. What differentiates them is the time they spend on the ball. White isn't exactly an off-ball specialist. He's averaging 4.18 seconds per touch this season and 3.91 dribbles per touch. To put it in perspective, here are the respective numbers for some other combo guards.
Seconds per touch
D'Angelo Russell 4.07
CJ McCollum 4.02
Dribbles per touch
CJ McCollum 3.65
D'Angelo Russell 3.52
Unfortunately, we don't have access to these stats prior to 2013/14, but I bet EJ was spending considerably less time on the ball. If so, he's a more natural fit alongside ball dominant stars in our stacked teams. That said, White is a terrific fit alongside ball-dominant wings (like Boston's big 2 in real life). His numbers are relatively high for a combo guard, but they are low for a primary ball handler. For instance, Trae Young and Jalen Brunson are averaging 5.85 seconds per touch this season.
Accolades-wise, EJ made the All-NBA 3rd team once, the All-Star team 3 times and the all-defensive second team 3 times. White made the all-defensive second team last season. Highly doubt he'll ever make the all-NBA 3rd team (=roughly top 15 player in the league). Talent-wise, I think EJ was a better scorer simply because he was bigger and a bit more athletic. White is a superior facilitator.
My comp for White would be Jrue Holiday. More often than not, EJ is selected considerably higher than Jrue in our games.
Important context for someone like me who doesn’t watch so many Celtics games.
I generally used White as a 6th man when I draft him so I’m not even sure I’d use this season. He can start in the right situations.
Jrue is another guy who’s stock could rise- he’s still the same player but this year will come at a cheaper price tag.
Larry_Russell wrote:Snakebites wrote:flaco wrote:While both Eddie Jones and White are 2-way players with no exploitable weaknesses, I'd argue EJ is considerably more valuable, especially at SG. What differentiates them is the time they spend on the ball. White isn't exactly an off-ball specialist. He's averaging 4.18 seconds per touch this season and 3.91 dribbles per touch. To put it in perspective, here are the respective numbers for some other combo guards.
Seconds per touch
D'Angelo Russell 4.07
CJ McCollum 4.02
Dribbles per touch
CJ McCollum 3.65
D'Angelo Russell 3.52
Unfortunately, we don't have access to these stats prior to 2013/14, but I bet EJ was spending considerably less time on the ball. If so, he's a more natural fit alongside ball dominant stars in our stacked teams. That said, White is a terrific fit alongside ball-dominant wings (like Boston's big 2 in real life). His numbers are relatively high for a combo guard, but they are low for a primary ball handler. For instance, Trae Young and Jalen Brunson are averaging 5.85 seconds per touch this season.
Accolades-wise, EJ made the All-NBA 3rd team once, the All-Star team 3 times and the all-defensive second team 3 times. White made the all-defensive second team last season. Highly doubt he'll ever make the all-NBA 3rd team (=roughly top 15 player in the league). Talent-wise, I think EJ was a better scorer simply because he was bigger and a bit more athletic. White is a superior facilitator.
My comp for White would be Jrue Holiday. More often than not, EJ is selected considerably higher than Jrue in our games.
Important context for someone like me who doesn’t watch so many Celtics games.
I generally used White as a 6th man when I draft him so I’m not even sure I’d use this season. He can start in the right situations.
Jrue is another guy who’s stock could rise- he’s still the same player but this year will come at a cheaper price tag.
Im the clutch for us this year...d-white has zero turnover and a 54/50/100 shooting aplits with a +34.
Whites a problem.
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