vvoland wrote:EvanZ wrote:vvoland wrote:
Cool story, bro. Too bad the numbers don't back it up. Here is his TS% for his first 3 years:
.600
.597
.598
Here's the usage:
22.7
19.6
24.1
This year he was .535 on 27.4 usage. I think it was the injury, 3pt %, and early season struggles. You think it was driven by a 3% increase in usage. Agree to disagree.
Other players that got 25M/yr on similar efficiency/usage as 1 way offensive players? Randle and Naz are two players that the wolves signed, just this summer, to bigger contracts than JK is gonna get. No one is calling them defensive stalwarts or creative savants.
thanks for posting the numbers that prove my point bro.![]()
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So you do think his efficiency dropped because his usage went from 24 to 27? Seriously? I was being sarcastic but, more power to you. Why do you think his efficiency stayed high in his 3rd season when his usage climbed almost 5% but dropped in his 4th season as it climbed an additional 3%. Is there a particular ceiling (say 25%) that gets geometrically harder to maintain TS efficiency once it's breached? Not trying to be a dick, genuinely curious why you ignore one year while focusing on another.
How do you reconcile his usage/efficiency numbers with players like Naz, who's TS and usage have BOTH been declining for 3 years straight. Whom you would have jumped at the chance to pay 4/100, right?
I don't have to reconcile anything. You just presented a completely irrelevant talking point. As for Naz, we don't have $25M to sign him, and if we did, I'm not sure that's how I would use it. I like Naz, always have before everyone else did, but he's not my favorite archetype tbh.
So if that's a point you think you're winning, I'd say not so much.








