The Rondo Show wrote:Rose has a TS% of 51.2 this year after a 51.6 TS% last year. It would hardly be impossible for Rondo to be the scorer that Rose is if you put him on the Bulls. Rose takes a ton of shots, that's why he averages 20 ppg, not because he's this great scorer that he's hyped up to be. Until Rose drastically improves his ability to get to the line, he's going to be a relatively inefficient scorer. I fully believe he's going to do that down the line, but he doesn't yet and he's not really a better scorer than Rondo because he hasn't added that aspect to his game yet.Reginald Wayne wrote:I'd like to see what would happen if Rose and Rondo switched teams. Would Rondo be able to score when needed and take a game over? Probably not. Would Rose be able to get 10 assists a game? Indeed. Rose doesn't have the luxury of being able to pass it a Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, Sheed, or Garnett, all of whom sink buckets. That's probably why Rose scores more than he gives the ball up.
This isn't about PG's though. The All star game is G's, F's and C's. So Rose having SG numbers doesn't matter. I vote Rose.
Rondo just averaged 10 assists per game with KG out and Ray Allen continuing his season long shooting slump. Sheed doesn't even belong mentioned in that mix. He's an inefficient role player at this point in his career and nearly all of his value comes from his defense as a backup center, not as a scorer. Doesn't look like a guy living off great players, stat padding to me. His stats get better with guys hurt/out because his role in the offense expands.
What's TS% ?
Rose does take a lot more shots than Rondo, but Rose still shooting about 48%. Which is not "inefficient." It's actually awesome considering he is the defending teams main focus. I do agree that he needs to get to the line more often.