All Brick Team?

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Post#1 » by T-Spot » Sat Apr 26, 2008 2:45 am

Who would be in a true All No Offense Team? The catch being they all have to be starters [or have been starters in their career].

PG: Knight [career 41% FG]
SG: Bowen [career 40% FG]
SF: Richardson [career 39% FG (35% this season)]
PF: Ben Wallace [career 47% FG]
C: Jason Collins [career 41% FG]

A career 41.6% FG average and they'd score less than 50 [less than 40 maybe?] points a game.

Anyone else can put together a team filled with worse bickers?
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Post#2 » by PopAGat » Sat Apr 26, 2008 4:12 am

Tracy McGrady. He shoots pretty awful.
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Post#3 » by ponder276 » Sat Apr 26, 2008 4:25 am

The New York Knicks could field a solid all-brick lineup:

PG - Jamal Crawford (40.3 career fg%)
SG - Mardy Collins (35.7 career fg%)
SF - Quentin Richardson (39.8 career fg%)
PF - Zach Randolph (46.5 career fg%)
C - Randolph Morris (34.4 career fg%)


Also, not for the Knicks, but Toine should get at least an honourable mention on anybody's list. Not many players can put up back to back seasons scoring over 20 ppg while shooting under .400 (22.1 ppg/.394 in 81 games in 01/02, 20.1 ppg/.388 in 78 games in 02/03).
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Re: All Brick Team? 

Post#4 » by Joseph17 » Sat Apr 26, 2008 4:33 am

T-Spot wrote:Who would be in a true All No Offense Team? The catch being they all have to be starters [or have been starters in their career].

PG: Knight [career 41% FG]
SG: Bowen [career 40% FG]
SF: Richardson [career 39% FG (35% this season)]
PF: Ben Wallace [career 47% FG]
C: Jason Collins [career 41% FG]

A career 41.6% FG average and they'd score less than 50 [less than 40 maybe?] points a game.

Anyone else can put together a team filled with worse bickers?

Replace Bowen with Steve Francis and that's a great list. At least Bowen can hit the occasional 3.
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Post#5 » by Duiz » Sat Apr 26, 2008 4:47 am

Boozer performances as of late deserve him a spot in here..

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Post#6 » by el loco » Sat Apr 26, 2008 5:28 am

Do airballs and missed soft, lazy layup attempts by a center count? If so, put Camby on the list.
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Post#7 » by Basileus777 » Sat Apr 26, 2008 5:32 am

Shaq could build a house with all the bricks he laid tonight.
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Post#8 » by etopn23 » Sat Apr 26, 2008 6:05 am

PopAGat wrote:Tracy McGrady. He shoots pretty awful.
True, he's had the biggest turn around in his shot that i've ever seen from a player in one season. He goes from being one of the best mid range shooters in the league during the first half of the season - to the worst in the second half.
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Post#9 » by vct33 » Sat Apr 26, 2008 6:21 am

You can't go purely by FG% because that is affected by shot selection. Eric Snow has to be the PG. He has by far the worst shot in the league among guards.
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Post#10 » by cage » Sat Apr 26, 2008 10:32 pm

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