qm22 wrote:I don't get why you'd rather have Singler than Jerebko. And I have soured on Jerebko. Jerebko is basically better at everything except spot up 3 point shooting, which he shoots a lower percentage in but has a quicker release and option to make a few types of plays instead of just spotting up. Statistically Jerebko has a slightly above average NBA PER of 15.32 while Singler is a truly bad 10.
Singler has a a substantially worse ORTG and DRTG and both his numbers were below the team average, which is impressive given how bad we were last season. Singler also was able to play in better rotations than JJ since he was used as a starter most of the season, so these stats are biased in his favor. Most stats probably fail to incorporate how Singler unintentionally freezes the ball by buckling under the slightest defensive pressure and being unable to move or pass, and how he gets in teammates way on defense. I think some people see him as a role player and only take notice of him when he hits a 3 pointer and due to his non-existent expectations people never put the blame on him for the collapse of a play.
Despite looking like a second round steal for the brief start of his rookie season I am unfortunately convinced Singler is the worst NBA player.
Good points. I don't like Jerebko's attitude at all and want him buried on the bench or gone. Singler definitely has his weaknesses, but I think he's still improving as a player. Theoretically, you can add Singler to that list with Datome and Mitchell, too -- if those two guys prove capable, Singler can get some nights off out of the rotation.