ORANGEandBLUE wrote:knicksnyk wrote:feltons usage rate in NY was 22.6 in portland was 20.8 not that big of a difference. his numbers were no where near Lin's. Lin was a lot better at scoring in ISO & pnr. u can say felton averaged 17 & 9 & Lin averaged 18 & 8 but if you do ure hmwk and check deeper lin was better. Lin's TS% was better his ST% BLK% and ability to get to the free throw line all better. Lin's ability to dish the ball & set guys up for high % shots was on the level of andre miller (who is as pure of a pg as you can get) His ability to create off the drible better likely even his spot up shooting was better & Lin isn't very good at that. even defensively lin was better. Maybe the only thing felton is better at his turnovers & transition the two things that Lin was the worst at. everything else Lin was better at u can't say they will replace more or less. these are just facts homie he is a downgrade. even if lin sucks next year doesnt change the fact that felton isn't a good pg.
Look at Lin's post all-star numbers v. Felton's career numbers. They are very similar.
Lin 6.8 apt, Felton 6.7.
Lin 1.6 spg, Felton 1.4.
Lin 41.4 fg% Felton 41.2%
Lin 14.9 ppg Felton 13.7
Felton has the clear advantage in TO's, Lin has the clear advantage in ft's
We were winning games at a playoff-calibur clip during that stretch (7-7, including 3-4 games without Tyson), so I expect that to continue as long as Felton can play at that level. Was that Lin at his best? Probably not, but that shows you what level of wins we get when our PG is playing at that level. And to repeat a point that nobody has attempted to rebut (because you can't), Felton is hands down better than TD/Bibby.
I just told u that Lin in his 25 games played better than ray in his 54 games in NY. Lin's numbers were a lot better true shooting, assist percentage, defensively all better. lmao so we are going to play the my stats are better than ure stats game? lol i am done. & nobody is going to rebutt that felton is better than TD/Bibby because it is the truth & that is hardly a compliment to felton.