Atkinson decided to move Hollis-Jefferson from small forward to power forward, believing it would push RHJ. And push him it did.
I’ll dive on the floor for that guy. I’ll take a charge for that guy. That’s the type of respect he’s gained from us.”
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Atkinson decided to move Hollis-Jefferson from small forward to power forward, believing it would push RHJ. And push him it did.
I’ll dive on the floor for that guy. I’ll take a charge for that guy. That’s the type of respect he’s gained from us.”
Curns13 wrote:Covington may have just set RHJ’s price. Their stats are almost identical across the board, but Covington is already 27. 4 years, 60ish million might be what it takes.
Curns13 wrote:Covington may have just set RHJ’s price. Their stats are almost identical across the board, but Covington is already 27. 4 years, 60ish million might be what it takes.
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Trader_Joe wrote:Curns13 wrote:Covington may have just set RHJ’s price. Their stats are almost identical across the board, but Covington is already 27. 4 years, 60ish million might be what it takes.
Covington is much better than RHJ and should make more. He's an elite 3 point shooter and defender.
Trader_Joe wrote:Curns13 wrote:Covington may have just set RHJ’s price. Their stats are almost identical across the board, but Covington is already 27. 4 years, 60ish million might be what it takes.
Covington is much better than RHJ and should make more. He's an elite 3 point shooter and defender.
Curns13 wrote:Trader_Joe wrote:Curns13 wrote:Covington may have just set RHJ’s price. Their stats are almost identical across the board, but Covington is already 27. 4 years, 60ish million might be what it takes.
Covington is much better than RHJ and should make more. He's an elite 3 point shooter and defender.
Their per 36 numbers:
RHJ: 19, 7, 2, 1.5 and 1 (PER 18.7, TS% .589, WS/48 .143)
Covington: 20, 7, 2, 2 and 1 (PER 18.6, TS% .677, WS/48 .181)
I wouldn’t look at those numbers and say Covington is much better. Some of his advanced stats a a bit better (that TS% is unreal), but as Prok said, Covington is 5 years older and is playing on a much better team. RHJ is getting paid atleast 15M per year.
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Trader_Joe wrote:Curns13 wrote:Trader_Joe wrote:Covington is much better than RHJ and should make more. He's an elite 3 point shooter and defender.
Their per 36 numbers:
RHJ: 19, 7, 2, 1.5 and 1 (PER 18.7, TS% .589, WS/48 .143)
Covington: 20, 7, 2, 2 and 1 (PER 18.6, TS% .677, WS/48 .181)
I wouldn’t look at those numbers and say Covington is much better. Some of his advanced stats a a bit better (that TS% is unreal), but as Prok said, Covington is 5 years older and is playing on a much better team. RHJ is getting paid atleast 15M per year.
There's no way he will, there's not the cap space out there to think anyone would give him that. He's still limited offensively which is a major reason why Roberson, one of the top perimeter defenders, only got $10m. RPM loves Covington #1 SF my a good margin. His ORTG is an insane 120. He's also two inches taller than RHJ.
Curns13 wrote:Trader_Joe wrote:Curns13 wrote:Their per 36 numbers:
RHJ: 19, 7, 2, 1.5 and 1 (PER 18.7, TS% .589, WS/48 .143)
Covington: 20, 7, 2, 2 and 1 (PER 18.6, TS% .677, WS/48 .181)
I wouldn’t look at those numbers and say Covington is much better. Some of his advanced stats a a bit better (that TS% is unreal), but as Prok said, Covington is 5 years older and is playing on a much better team. RHJ is getting paid atleast 15M per year.
There's no way he will, there's not the cap space out there to think anyone would give him that. He's still limited offensively which is a major reason why Roberson, one of the top perimeter defenders, only got $10m. RPM loves Covington #1 SF my a good margin. His ORTG is an insane 120. He's also two inches taller than RHJ.
You absolutely cannot compare Roberson’s offensive side with RHJ’s, at 22 he is averaging more than twice as many points as Roberson has in any season of his career. And again RHJ is 4 years younger. What do you expect his extension to be?
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While the Nets have struggled to stay healthy of late – and win games, for that matter – one thing that’s going particularly well is the development of Rondae Hollis-Jefferson. Alex Squadron of the New York Post writes that the versatile forward has made progress in 2017/18. “It’s great to see,” head coach Kenny Atkinson says. “I have a special place in my heart for Rondae for some reason. We have a good relationship.“
Trader_Joe wrote:Curns13 wrote:Trader_Joe wrote:Covington is much better than RHJ and should make more. He's an elite 3 point shooter and defender.
Their per 36 numbers:
RHJ: 19, 7, 2, 1.5 and 1 (PER 18.7, TS% .589, WS/48 .143)
Covington: 20, 7, 2, 2 and 1 (PER 18.6, TS% .677, WS/48 .181)
I wouldn’t look at those numbers and say Covington is much better. Some of his advanced stats a a bit better (that TS% is unreal), but as Prok said, Covington is 5 years older and is playing on a much better team. RHJ is getting paid atleast 15M per year.
There's no way he will, there's not the cap space out there to think anyone would give him that. He's still limited offensively which is a major reason why Roberson, one of the top perimeter defenders, only got $10m. RPM loves Covington #1 SF my a good margin. His ORTG is an insane 120. He's also two inches taller than RHJ.
Trader_Joe wrote:Curns13 wrote:Trader_Joe wrote:There's no way he will, there's not the cap space out there to think anyone would give him that. He's still limited offensively which is a major reason why Roberson, one of the top perimeter defenders, only got $10m. RPM loves Covington #1 SF my a good margin. His ORTG is an insane 120. He's also two inches taller than RHJ.
You absolutely cannot compare Roberson’s offensive side with RHJ’s, at 22 he is averaging more than twice as many points as Roberson has in any season of his career. And again RHJ is 4 years younger. What do you expect his extension to be?
~$12ish
I think the absurd contracts of two summers ago are over. Teams got greedy and had to make moves to dump deals. The cap hasn't gone up quite as much as expected so those contracts look even worse now. Less and less teams have cap space as a result. Maybe he gets up to $15, but I think RoCo is much more valuable and yes he's 4 years older, so he will be in his prime on that deal.
MrDollarBills wrote:I'll have to remind myself when RHJ has another 20 point game that he's offensively limited.
shakendfries wrote:Rondae's future will be determined by his ability to find ways to contribute on O, & rise to the challenge of guarding the best opposing player.