Top 10 PG's in the east?

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Post#21 » by KyleCleric » Sat May 10, 2008 4:26 pm

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Rondo's eFG% on jumpshots this season is 42%.


Like I said ... during the season, like late December, early January.
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Post#22 » by A.J. » Sat May 10, 2008 4:42 pm

eyriq wrote:1. C. Billups
2. G. Arenas
3. J. Calderon
4. A. Miller
5. T. J. Ford
6. D. Harris
7. M. Williams
8. J. Nelson
9. K. Hinrich
10. M. Bibby


I got Hinrich over Ford
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Post#23 » by wigglestrue » Sat May 10, 2008 5:44 pm

eyriq wrote:Hmm, Rondo is all over the place. I don't have him in the top 10, others have him in the top 5. In my opinion he is an offensive liability and that hurts his overall value. He should develop into a nice player though.


He's a total non-liability on offense. If he's hitting his free throws like he's been, his only flaw is a lack of a three point shot, which is insignificant given his ability to score in other ways and find his sharpshooting teammates. I watched Game 2 with a sub-focus on what kind of assists he was being credited with, whether he was getting cheap ones by, say, making a simple pass to Pierce or Allen or KG who then created their own shot. Nope, his assists were earned. I love the simultaneous back pick-dish thing he's been doing regularly at the arc for three point shooters, I can only imagine how comfortable that makes a shooter feel to have a smaller teammate give you that pocket of friendly space in front of you as you shoot.
0:01.8 A. Walker makes 3-pt shot from 28 ft (assist by E. Williams) +3 109-108
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_9qvmXiEuU

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