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Tracking the Nets three point shooting:

Attempts: 167 (3rd)
Makes: 60 (3rd)
Attemps per game: 33.4 (4th)
makes per game : 12.0 (4th)
Percentage: 35.9 (10th)

Hollis-Jefferson - 66.7% (2-3)
Acy - 46.7% (7-15)
Harris - 41.2% (7-17)
Carroll - 40.7% (11-27)
Russel - 39.3% (9-23)
Dinwiddie - 38.9% (7-18)
Crabbe - 38.7% (12-31)
Mozgod - 33.3% (1-3)
Levert - 14.4% (3-21)

They lead the league in scoring as well as shoot over 40 tre's too 8 times I believe against the Cavs I want to say it was 42.
The pace and space offense is a success! Imagine once they get a better front court with Afro Samurai and a high flying power forward like Aaron Gordon.

If we remove Levert, would we be #1 in 3-pt percentage? I love Levert but he should focus on midrange like RHJ. It is clear he is comfortable from 20-feet on in. Those extra few feet can mean dramatic differences in percentages. No shame in drilling 17-footers all game long. He's got MANY games and years left to gradually extend his range.

kamaze wrote:They lead the league in scoring as well as shoot over 40 tre's too 8 times I believe against the Cavs I want to say it was 42.
The pace and space offense is a success! Imagine once they get a better front court with Afro Samurai and a high flying power forward like Aaron Gordon.

15, 5, 2, 1 and 1 on 60%TS and a PER of 22 not enough for ya?

Adding Aaron Gordon to this group would be insane. Hopefully Payton has a huge year and the Magic are forced to let one of them go.

Curns13 wrote:

kamaze wrote:They lead the league in scoring as well as shoot over 40 tre's too 8 times I believe against the Cavs I want to say it was 42.
The pace and space offense is a success! Imagine once they get a better front court with Afro Samurai and a high flying power forward like Aaron Gordon.

15, 5, 2, 1 and 1 on 60%TS and a PER of 22 not enough for ya?

I'm like a junkie I need more.

Prokorov wrote:Tracking the Nets three point shooting:

Attempts: 167 (3rd)
Makes: 60 (3rd)
Attemps per game: 33.4 (4th)
makes per game : 12.0 (4th)
Percentage: 35.9 (10th)

Hollis-Jefferson - 66.7% (2-3)
Acy - 46.7% (7-15)
Harris - 41.2% (7-17)
Carroll - 40.7% (11-27)
Russel - 39.3% (9-23)
Dinwiddie - 38.9% (7-18)
Crabbe - 38.7% (12-31)
Mozgod - 33.3% (1-3)
Levert - 14.4% (3-21)

Prok - can you let us know what is the percentage for the team that has the best 3 pt shooting percentage? and are their makes anywhere close to ours?

Netaman wrote:Adding Aaron Gordon to this group would be insane. Hopefully Payton has a huge year and the Magic are forced to let one of them go.

the Magic aren't letting Gordon walk.

we've got 6 young players here who have serious potential. we're going to add two more in 2018 and 19.

i'm not saying this to be an ass hole, but i don't understand why you're pining for another team's restricted free agent right now. we are right on track to become one of the major players in the post Lebron era.

Rondae is out there beasting and you guys are hard up for Aaron Gordon who will be impossible to get. i don't get the logic at all behind this.

yall are on that Billy King **** i see. Sean Marks has another plan. one that isn't based in delusion.

MrDollarBills wrote:

Netaman wrote:Adding Aaron Gordon to this group would be insane. Hopefully Payton has a huge year and the Magic are forced to let one of them go.

the Magic aren't letting Gordon walk.

we've got 6 young players here who have serious potential. we're going to add two more in 2018 and 19.

i'm not saying this to be an ass hole, but i don't understand why you're pining for another team's restricted free agent right now. we are right on track to become one of the major players in the post Lebron era.

Rondae is out there beasting and you guys are hard up for Aaron Gordon who will be impossible to get. i don't get the logic at all behind this.

yall are on that Billy King **** i see. Sean Marks has another plan. one that isn't based in delusion.

The Magic will likely match Gordon same as the Wiz with Porter, that doesn't mean it's a bad move. Either they add a highly talented 22 year old to join the core or tie up a rivals cap space. That seems to be the exact plan Sean Marks has been following.

Rondae has been beasting but that doesn't mean you stop adding talented young players. Carroll has been a huge pickup but like Lin and Booker he likely isn't a long term starter.

Netaman wrote:

MrDollarBills wrote:

Netaman wrote:Adding Aaron Gordon to this group would be insane. Hopefully Payton has a huge year and the Magic are forced to let one of them go.

the Magic aren't letting Gordon walk.

we've got 6 young players here who have serious potential. we're going to add two more in 2018 and 19.

i'm not saying this to be an ass hole, but i don't understand why you're pining for another team's restricted free agent right now. we are right on track to become one of the major players in the post Lebron era.

Rondae is out there beasting and you guys are hard up for Aaron Gordon who will be impossible to get. i don't get the logic at all behind this.

yall are on that Billy King **** i see. Sean Marks has another plan. one that isn't based in delusion.

The Magic will likely match Gordon same as the Wiz with Porter, that doesn't mean it's a bad move. Either they add a highly talented 22 year old to join the core or tie up a rivals cap space. That seems to be the exact plan Sean Marks has been following.

Rondae has been beasting but that doesn't mean you stop adding talented young players. Carroll has been a huge pickup but like Lin and Booker he likely isn't a long term starter.

we're not adding talented young players via Restricted FA signings. RHJ is a multi category player. Aaron Gordon, the way he looks right now, is the Orlando Magic's franchise player.

they are going to match any deal.

i would be shocked if Sean Marks offers an insane deal to another RFA following our acquisition of Russell. RHJ is going to get paid. Russell is going to get paid.

the next difference makers that will wear Nets unis will come from Toronto's two picks that we have this year, or our own 2019 pick.

MrDollarBills wrote:we're not adding talented young players via Restricted FA signings. RHJ is a multi category player. Aaron Gordon, the way he looks right now, is the Orlando Magic's franchise player.

they are going to match any deal.

i would be shocked if Sean Marks offers an insane deal to another RFA following our acquisition of Russell. RHJ is going to get paid. Russell is going to get paid.

the next difference makers that will wear Nets unis will come from Toronto's two picks that we have this year, or our own 2019 pick.

You do realize he signed RFA Otto Porter to a max offer sheet after acquiring Russell right? And then traded for Crabbe, who he'd signed to large offer sheet last year. One could surmise that Marks primary strategy has been to pursue young talents that fit via RFA. It's enormously unlikely we get Gordon, but that doesn't mean they won't attempt it even if it's just to tie up the Magic's cap. You're putting an awful lot of faith in a non-lotto 1st and a 2nd if you're expecting difference makers.

Netaman wrote:

MrDollarBills wrote:we're not adding talented young players via Restricted FA signings. RHJ is a multi category player. Aaron Gordon, the way he looks right now, is the Orlando Magic's franchise player.

they are going to match any deal.

i would be shocked if Sean Marks offers an insane deal to another RFA following our acquisition of Russell. RHJ is going to get paid. Russell is going to get paid.

the next difference makers that will wear Nets unis will come from Toronto's two picks that we have this year, or our own 2019 pick.

You do realize he signed RFA Otto Porter to a max offer sheet after acquiring Russell right? And then traded for Crabbe, who he'd signed to large offer sheet last year. One could surmise that Marks primary strategy has been to pursue young talents that fit via RFA. It's enormously unlikely we get Gordon, but that doesn't mean they won't attempt it even if it's just to tie up the Magic's cap. You're putting an awful lot of faith in a non-lotto 1st and a 2nd if you're expecting difference makers.

The Russell and Crabbe trades were after the Porter offer sheet.

MrDollarBills wrote:

Netaman wrote:

MrDollarBills wrote:we're not adding talented young players via Restricted FA signings. RHJ is a multi category player. Aaron Gordon, the way he looks right now, is the Orlando Magic's franchise player.

they are going to match any deal.

i would be shocked if Sean Marks offers an insane deal to another RFA following our acquisition of Russell. RHJ is going to get paid. Russell is going to get paid.

the next difference makers that will wear Nets unis will come from Toronto's two picks that we have this year, or our own 2019 pick.

You do realize he signed RFA Otto Porter to a max offer sheet after acquiring Russell right? And then traded for Crabbe, who he'd signed to large offer sheet last year. One could surmise that Marks primary strategy has been to pursue young talents that fit via RFA. It's enormously unlikely we get Gordon, but that doesn't mean they won't attempt it even if it's just to tie up the Magic's cap. You're putting an awful lot of faith in a non-lotto 1st and a 2nd if you're expecting difference makers.

The Russell and Crabbe trades were after the Porter offer sheet.

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DLo was acquired before the draft. Remember we took Kuzma for LA. I think you're thinking of the Carroll trade.

MrDollarBills wrote:

Netaman wrote:Adding Aaron Gordon to this group would be insane. Hopefully Payton has a huge year and the Magic are forced to let one of them go.

the Magic aren't letting Gordon walk.

we've got 6 young players here who have serious potential. we're going to add two more in 2018 and 19.

i'm not saying this to be an ass hole, but i don't understand why you're pining for another team's restricted free agent right now. we are right on track to become one of the major players in the post Lebron era.

Rondae is out there beasting and you guys are hard up for Aaron Gordon who will be impossible to get. i don't get the logic at all behind this.

yall are on that Billy King **** i see. Sean Marks has another plan. one that isn't based in delusion.

Orlando can offer him the most money but they don't own him lol players move teams all the time. Look at Greg Monroe, Dwight Howard, Kevin Durant..it's the reality of free agency.

I like RHJ too but as they improve they'll get better players. The last place you want to be in is having to overpay Rhondae, adding someone that's a stud at his position before negotiations would be smart.

Jarret Allen is the type of center they want. That athletic pick n roll threat could be the last piece of the puzzle they need to get over the hump. Not Aaron Gordon necessarily but someone like that who has the ability to go off for 30 would be a luxury.

steady wrote:

Prokorov wrote:Tracking the Nets three point shooting:

Attempts: 167 (3rd)
Makes: 60 (3rd)
Attemps per game: 33.4 (4th)
makes per game : 12.0 (4th)
Percentage: 35.9 (10th)

Hollis-Jefferson - 66.7% (2-3)
Acy - 46.7% (7-15)
Harris - 41.2% (7-17)
Carroll - 40.7% (11-27)
Russel - 39.3% (9-23)
Dinwiddie - 38.9% (7-18)
Crabbe - 38.7% (12-31)
Mozgod - 33.3% (1-3)
Levert - 14.4% (3-21)

Prok - can you let us know what is the percentage for the team that has the best 3 pt shooting percentage? and are their makes anywhere close to ours?

orlando is at 45% on 28 attempts
blazers 44% on 24 attempts
warriors 42% on 35 attempts

of the 3 teams who take more threes then us

rockets 28% on 42 attempts
raptors 30% on 36 attempts
warriors 42% on 35 attempts

MrDollarBills wrote:

Netaman wrote:Adding Aaron Gordon to this group would be insane. Hopefully Payton has a huge year and the Magic are forced to let one of them go.

the Magic aren't letting Gordon walk.

we've got 6 young players here who have serious potential. we're going to add two more in 2018 and 19.

i'm not saying this to be an ass hole, but i don't understand why you're pining for another team's restricted free agent right now. we are right on track to become one of the major players in the post Lebron era.

Rondae is out there beasting and you guys are hard up for Aaron Gordon who will be impossible to get. i don't get the logic at all behind this.

yall are on that Billy King **** i see. Sean Marks has another plan. one that isn't based in delusion.

i know he blew up against us the other night but i wouldnt want gordon. id prefer someone who is more of a 2 way player and frankly would prefer RHJ for less dollar. if we go with a max player id rather it be a wing or center.

Netaman wrote:

MrDollarBills wrote:we're not adding talented young players via Restricted FA signings. RHJ is a multi category player. Aaron Gordon, the way he looks right now, is the Orlando Magic's franchise player.

they are going to match any deal.

i would be shocked if Sean Marks offers an insane deal to another RFA following our acquisition of Russell. RHJ is going to get paid. Russell is going to get paid.

the next difference makers that will wear Nets unis will come from Toronto's two picks that we have this year, or our own 2019 pick.

You do realize he signed RFA Otto Porter to a max offer sheet after acquiring Russell right? And then traded for Crabbe, who he'd signed to large offer sheet last year. One could surmise that Marks primary strategy has been to pursue young talents that fit via RFA. It's enormously unlikely we get Gordon, but that doesn't mean they won't attempt it even if it's just to tie up the Magic's cap. You're putting an awful lot of faith in a non-lotto 1st and a 2nd if you're expecting difference makers.

we likely wont have the cap for gordon anyhow

Ror1997 wrote:

MrDollarBills wrote:

Netaman wrote:
You do realize he signed RFA Otto Porter to a max offer sheet after acquiring Russell right? And then traded for Crabbe, who he'd signed to large offer sheet last year. One could surmise that Marks primary strategy has been to pursue young talents that fit via RFA. It's enormously unlikely we get Gordon, but that doesn't mean they won't attempt it even if it's just to tie up the Magic's cap. You're putting an awful lot of faith in a non-lotto 1st and a 2nd if you're expecting difference makers.

The Russell and Crabbe trades were after the Porter offer sheet.

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DLo was acquired before the draft. Remember we took Kuzma for LA. I think you're thinking of the Carroll trade.

You're right, I had the timeline mixed up. My bad peeps, i stand corrected

kamaze wrote:

MrDollarBills wrote:

Netaman wrote:Adding Aaron Gordon to this group would be insane. Hopefully Payton has a huge year and the Magic are forced to let one of them go.

the Magic aren't letting Gordon walk.

we've got 6 young players here who have serious potential. we're going to add two more in 2018 and 19.

i'm not saying this to be an ass hole, but i don't understand why you're pining for another team's restricted free agent right now. we are right on track to become one of the major players in the post Lebron era.

Rondae is out there beasting and you guys are hard up for Aaron Gordon who will be impossible to get. i don't get the logic at all behind this.

yall are on that Billy King **** i see. Sean Marks has another plan. one that isn't based in delusion.

Orlando can offer him the most money but they don't own him lol players move teams all the time. Look at Greg Monroe, Dwight Howard, Kevin Durant..it's the reality of free agency.

I like RHJ too but as they improve they'll get better players. The last place you want to be in is having to overpay Rhondae, adding someone that's a stud at his position before negotiations would be smart.

Jarret Allen is the type of center they want. That athletic pick n roll threat could be the last piece of the puzzle they need to get over the hump. Not Aaron Gordon necessarily but someone like that who has the ability to go off for 30 would be a luxury.

We already have someone who has the ability to go off for 30.

I don't think the Nets will be overpaying for Rondae at all. Rondae is becoming a huge factor on both ends of the floor.