StopitLeo wrote:ballup wrote:And1Skip wrote:Always have to bring this up in these thread to people who don’t think Pascal deserves the max. He was a few votes away from making 3rd team All-NBA last season. If he makes it this season he’s eligible for designated player 30% cap max which would be non negotiable because if he has that good if a season, you give him that but screw your own cap situation. This extension he gets 4 years at 25% cap max no matter what. Sure you may think there’s no way he makes it to all-nba and last year he made it because AD was out. But hey, things happen and maybe Blake doesn’t make it this year due to injury or whatever. Pascal is up there man. If he almost made it with 17ppg and this year he gets 23ppg, then he definitely deserves it.
You should stop trying to bring this up because its riddled with lies and misleading information.
Siakam was not even close to making the third team. Both LMA and Gallinari had more votes than Siakam. None of that matters anyways because all 3 were over 100 points away from the two forwards who made the 3rd team.
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To further clarify, Pascal received 4 votes total and all were for 3rd team. Blake and LeBron were the guys who made it and they had 76 and 72 votes for 3rd team, respectively. They also each had 13 votes for 2nd team. LMA, who was the next forward, got two 2nd team votes and 11 votes for 3rd team.
So yeah, Pascal wasn’t even close.
My bad. I meant to say he was in consideration and received votes, plus he was second option. Pascal was still a top 20-25 player last season. Without Kawhi he averaged 22 pts per game on good percentages (averaged more after Gasol came). Pascal even got a vote for all defensive team (from Arnovitz). If Pascal gets all nba consideration this year, it should definitely not be a surprise regardless of the deal he signed. He is already at that level. No need to get all upset just because Raptors can’t try to acquire Hield who will be traded this year just because he didn’t get extended.
Edit: You guys are going to blame me for spreading lies and misleading info again so I'll correct. Pascal averaged 19/8/3, but 28% from 3 without Kawhi in 21 games. With Gasol (and without Kawhi) he avg 24/8/4 and 45% from 3 in 6 games. Yes, the 21 games without Kawhi was mostly against inferior competition, but that strength of sched isn't that far off than their overall schedule because they play in the East and play these crappy teams 4 times). My original post was not intentional, it was an honest mistake based on espn podcasts of Arnovitz/Lowe assessment of Pascal and I thought he was viewed as almost All-NBA. I apologize for getting people upset on the original numbers.