CB-Blazer wrote:
I never stated if I was using career or this season only, so how do you know if I was being inconsistent with my stats?
Well you were either being inconsistant, or exagerating greatly on some stats.
Actually, only 77% are, where did you get your number? Not to mention Belinelli is assisted on 69% of his jumpers, so it's not like there is such a huge discrepency.
Also, they have shot nearly the same percentage from the 3 point line, despite Rudy taking over twice as many three pointers.
I was thinking about "90% of his shots are jumpers", and just typoe'd. My mistake.
If we're going to include ts%'s and stats from past years I think some context for past years is important too, not just this year. Last year only 59% of his shots were assisted, and he hasn't gotten to have such a have such a high % of his shots come from assisted 3's. That imo helps to explain the 0.25ts% disparity in their ts%'s over the last 2 years.
And Marco falls under the same category as Rudy. I think the fact that Rudy has a career .430 FG% and Marco has a career .439FG says alot. Rudy has taken over twice as many three pointers than Marco has in their career, yet is nearly on part as Marco FG% wise. Both players have been used as primarly spot up shooters in their career and it's crazy to state otherwise. Both have had the luxury of passing.....
I'm looking forward to seeing what they can do with larger roles, I don't know if Marco's is going to go up because of DD but Rudy's will because Outlaw is hurt.
Honestly I don't see what the point in usiong Marco's rookie season when we're comparing these 2 are. Yes he shot a horrible FG% in his rookie season, and it hurts his career fg%. But we're comparing the players now-ish, and Rudy was still 2 years away from his first NBA season at Marco's rook age.
I don't think Marco's had near the same luxury as Rudy.