AggO wrote:hard to compare the two
gallo is like the third option on his team (and u can argue he's actually the 4th) whereas bargs is #1
If gallo had 18 shots a game how many points do you think he'd put up? How many more points from the line would he get? His TS would generally remain the same, but his FGA and PPG would skyrocket.
Gallo is a great example of how raw FG% is grossly outdated and no longer relevant when discussing strengths/weaknesses of a player.
Gallo is probably bottom 5 in the league amongst FG% but top 5 in the league in TS% at his position.
Although they are both italian, tall, below average athleticism, etc etc they are actually different players.
bargs has trouble with lateral movement and putting the ball on the floor. He's a spot up shooter with infinite range.
gallo, by virtue of his TS% puts the ball on the floor regularly and gets to the line regularly.
All you have to do is look at their TS% and FGAs and understand who is clearly the better player even though their usage rates are vastly different.
Couple things I want to point out although I generally agree with what you said:
1. Bargs is an above average athlete at either the 4 or 5. Don't see how you can say otherwise.
2. Bargs is great at putting the ball on the floor and has pretty good lateral movement for a 4 or 5.
3. Bargs' TS% is 56% which is pretty decent.
Also why doesn't Gallo get more touches? It makes no sense to me...