What is all this "Terry is shoot 1st PG" talk?
2006-07
45% of Terry's shots were in crunch time (last 8 sec of shot clock)
http://www.82games.com/0607/06DAL4A.HTM
2007-08
46% of Terry's shots were in crunch time (last 8 sec of shot clock)
http://www.82games.com/0708/07DAL5A.HTM
I get real tired of people arguing stuff that is absolutley not true.
% of shot selection in first 16 sec of 24 sec clock...
54% Jason Terry
72% Larry Hughes (just for **** & giggles, though he is is NOT a PG)
Alphabetical order by team...1st & 2nd string PG
63% Acie Law
68% Mike Bibby (as a Hawk, 65% as a King)
58% Anthony Johnson
64% Rajon Rondo
59% Eddie House
61% Raymond Felton
59% Earl Boykins
72% Ben Gordon
72% Kirk Hinrich
52% Daniel Gibson
61% Delonte West
75% Allen Iverson
64% Anthony Carter
66% Devin Harris (as a Net...54% as a Mav)...put the Mavs & Net PGs together for simplicity
62% Jason Kidd (same as Net and Mav)
58% Jose Juan Barea
55% Marcus Williams
62% Chauncy Billups
57% Rodney Stuckey
72% Baron Davis
77% Monta Ellis
58% Rafer Alston
56% Aaron Brooks
78% Jamaal Tinsley
78% Travis Diener
57% Brevin Knight
64% Sam Cassell
70% Derek Fisher
66% Jordan Farmar
71% Kyle Lowry
66% Damon Stoudamire
75% Jarvis Crittenton
67% Mike Conley
63% Jason Williams
64% Marcus Banks
63% Mo Williams
59% Royal Ivey
60% Sebastian Telfair
63% Randy Foye
66% Chris Paul
58% Jannero Pargo
67% Nate Robinson
72% Stephon Marbury
68% Carlos Arroyo
72% Jameer Nelson
67% Louis Williams
62% Andre Miller
72% Steve Nash
73% Leandro Barbosa
52% Steve Blake
53% Jarrett Jack
63% Beno Udrih
2nd string Johnson & Bibby both listed as Hawks
57% Tony Parker
64% Manu Ginobili
77% Luke Ridnour
76% Earl Watson
60% Jose Calderon
77% T.J. Ford
60% Deron Williams
55% Ronnie Price
55% Antonio Daniels
72% Gilbert Arenas
The ones in Red are less of a shoot 1st PG than Terry. You can have critism of Terry all you want, but to say he is a "shoot first PG" when most all his shots are after some sort of ball movement means you know nothing of Jason Terry and lost all credibility. When the ball gets passed several times before you take a clutch shot when the ball happens to get back out to you, and you are one of the only 4 PGs in the league that take 45% or more of your shots in clutch time, you are not "shoot 1st."
Edit: BTW PG + good shooter does NOT mean "shoot 1st"
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thanks for looking up the stats, jes, some guys round here will never learn
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Cyberstorm3000 wrote:Dallas Trade Breakdown
Incoming Players
Sean May
6-9 PF from North Carolina
Raymond Felton
6-0 PG from North Carolina
Adam Morrison
6-8 SF from Gonzaga
Gerald Wallace
6-7 SG / SF from Alabama
Outgoing Players
Eddie Jones
6-6 SG / SF from Temple
Jerry Stackhouse
6-6 SG / SF from North Carolina
Josh Howard
6-5 SG / SF from Wake Forrest
2009 2nd round Pick and 2011 second round pick
This gives us a successor for Kidd that can go now.
A taller better defending 3 in Wallace. A strong 4 that can score with his back to the basket, and a shooter that we can waive if he is not ready to go in Morrison.
Worst case scenario, we can dump kid at the deadline for a star from a struggling team.
wow, are you serious?
go to the 'cats board (if there even is one?!) and ask them... see what they say
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jlp0807 wrote:Damp & Stackhouse to Chicago for Larry Hughes and Andres Nocioni. It works in ESPN Trade Machine.
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Bulls would probably do this trade.......
After the Olympics, of course. They will not distract Nocioni by trading him during the Olympics.
Ben Gordon is also available. Ben is refusing Bulls final offer of 6 years/$59 million. If mavericks want to pay him more & Gordon agrees, Bulls will probably trade him with either Hughes or Nocioni for Dampier & filler.
Gordon would be BYC so extra salary must go out with him & a big salary must come back. bulls do have a $5 million Trade Exception to help matter
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gordon is likely out of chicago, as the wire tap says
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italy_23 wrote:gordon is likely out of chicago, as the wire tap says
but SOMEONE is going to have to pay him what he wants before he leaves.
It should be common knowledge that the Bulls are more than willing to trade him - yet no other teams are making a deal with Ben, probably because his demands are too high.
If Memphis signs him to a deal outright (the only team that can do it), the Bulls will not match. Of course, Memphis really has no need for him - especially for over $10 million a year
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what would you give to get him?