Somthing you should know about Charlie V

1bhcavsfan · Post #1 » by **1bhcavsfan** » Thu Jun 4, 2009 9:29 pm

For the non-believers

HeroicKennedy wrote:Something I shared on the Detroit board:
HeroicKennedy wrote:A just for fun comparison of Amar'e, Bosh, and Charlie V per 36 minutes (so take it with massive grains of salt)

Bosh: 21.5 points, 9.5 rebounds with a TS% of .569
Amar'e: 21.0 points, 7.9 rebounds with a TS% of .617
Villanueva: 21.7 points, 8.9 rebounds with a TS% of .529

I think the difference is TS% is big, but here's something even more interesting.

Inside shooting:
Bosh: Attempts - 36%, eFG%: .591
Amar'e: Attempts - 45%, eFG%: .658
Villanueva: Attempts - 34%, eFG%: .534

While there's significant differences in eFG%, I caught me off guard how CV31 and CB4 both spend about the same amount of time in the post. I wonder, if you bring in a quality big man coach to work with Villanueva, if he could really become a high quality big man. I mean, especially if we're only paying $6-7 million a year.

hoopsdownlow · Post #2 » by **hoopsdownlow** » Fri Jun 5, 2009 9:15 am

dont want a jump shooting big who thinks hes a star. dont want much scoring at all from a big tbh. just some easy points in the first half, good movement and finishing open dunks off lebron feeds.

Deus · Post #3 » by **Deus** » Tue Jun 9, 2009 3:21 pm

The difference is that Bosh is looking to leave Toronto. He's hinted that unless their owner offers him a significant more money, he walks next season. Amare likes Phoenix and Charlie Villanueva will probably stay with the Bucks when they offer him about 10 mil a season.

1bhcavsfan · Post #4 » by **1bhcavsfan** » Tue Jun 9, 2009 9:10 pm

The Bucks could only dream about offering 10mil a yr. Can you say M Redd, {Max} R.Jefferson almost max} , A. Bougit{Max} their so strapped that their thinking about applying for a federal bailout

RevMan26 · Post #5 » by **RevMan26** » Wed Jun 10, 2009 9:51 am

scramm wrote:The difference is that Bosh is looking to leave Toronto. He's hinted that unless their owner offers him a significant more money, he walks next season. Amare likes Phoenix and Charlie Villanueva will probably stay with the Bucks when they offer him about 10 mil a season.

The Bucks don't have the money to sign Charlie. They are trying to save money, a big reason we got Mo Williams for so cheap.

old skool · Post #6 » by **old skool** » Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:06 pm

Mo Williams and Charlie Villanueva led the Bucks to consecutive 20-something win seasons. Lebron is great, but not great enough to overcome those two together.

1 - Lebron cannot defend his man along with the two guys running past Mo & CV at will.

2 - Lebron would have to fight to get his shots.

3 - There would never be anyone inside to rebound with Mo and CV and Lebron all camped on the perimeter.

CV is not a power forward. He is a SF on offense and a MIA on defense. He can play effectively as a sixth man in a free wheeling offense. CV will probably want starter money. Neither the Bucks nor the Cavs have a need for a starter who does not have a position.

If you thought that the Cavs did not match up well with Rashard Lewis and Turkoglu, imagine their nightmare with Villanueva in the game.

oLd sKool