Realmavsman wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
If all your shots are from two feet and in then you are going to have a high shooting percentage.
Wrong. There's a lot of guys who can only shoot inside and have bad shooting percentages too. There's also a lot of big guys who shoot mostly inside and don't have the highest percentage in the league.
Realmavsman wrote:On a team like the Warriors who have 4 other guys who are dangerous scorers Biedrens is going to get even more freebies because he is the 1st person that the defense is going to leave to help out.
Wrong again. If you followed the Warriors much (all you have to do is look at his stats if you weren't so ignorant) you'd know that a third of the Warriors shots are 3 pointers and most of those guys are chuckers. If they were willing to get the ball to Biedrins, he'd get significantly more shots. The Warriors are a jumpshooting team, and even there coach endorses long range chucking otherwise he would be giving Biedrins more minutes. He's excellent on the pick and roll and a lot of the fans wish that they would run more plays for him.
Realmavsman wrote: And you are actually going to compare him to Shaq in this regard?
. Yes I am, in regard to his shooting %. what we're talking about isn't it? You are trying to trivialize the fact that he has the highest shooting percent in the league. I'm just pointing out to you that it's not to be trivialized. Sure he's not Shaq (he weighs about 80-100 pounds less and he's a couple of inches shorter so it stands to reason he can't overpower other guys inside) but he's very good and right now the most efficient shooter in the league.
Realmavsman wrote:Here is the big difference. Nobody is going to dump the ball down to Biedrens and let him work on his man to score. He gets all the junk baskets. Follow up dunks, easy layups because his man is coming over to help or easy baskets on the fast break. His scoring is nothing like Shaq's where they dump the ball down to him and he often has to fight through double and triple teams to get a shot off.
You shoot 60% from the field what difference does it make on how you do it? Because Shaq overpowers people, it makes his more difficult? If anything it makes it easier since he's so much bigger and heavier than everyone who tries to guard him. Biedrins score his baskets on speed and quickness. Does that discount what he does? By your reasoning if a guy led the league in scoring and he shot in close it would take a way from his accomplishments. Balderdash.
Realmavsman wrote: Everyone of the guys you mentioned are actually offensive weapons that team are trying to stop. Beidren is not and never will be that type of player. So I am not impressed with his high shooting percentage. Diop shoots 56% from the floor and he is a terrible offensive player. The reason is because he gets all the same type of junk that Biedrens gets. Big freaking deal.
At 21, I say you're talking out your rear end. There's no telling how good he's going to be. You're right about Diop, all his baskets come from slop and he'll never be any better than he is now, likely a journeyman backup. And btw, any good big man will be getting his share of what you term "garbage baskets.
Realmavsman wrote:And sorry you lost all credibility (as if you had any anyway) when you state that you would not trade Biedrens for even Dirk. In fact you should have your head examined. And not by a single doctor. No, you need a team of doctors working 24 hours a day on your noggin.
Amongst some of your bad traits you seem to also have a reading comprehension problem. Here's the quote to which you refer:
turk3d wrote:Everyone overates their players to a certain degree (Mavs fans not withstanding) but the guy is only going to get better and we wouldn't trade him straight up for anyone on your team and that includes your "MVP" Dirk who I would consider before Howard. NO ONE trades a promising young Center for a wing player unless he's Lebron.
I stick by the above statement
I said I would consider Dirk but wouldn't do it. Why? Because we already KNOW that a Dirk led team will never win a championship. Teams which win Championships 90% of the time will have a solid Center which Biedrens, who is already good, has a chance to become.