DarryWalker wrote:Darrywalker prove his point. Gasol will be gone by next season
Hit the showers. You're done for the night. And drop the troll act if/when you come back. Thanks.
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DarryWalker wrote:Darrywalker prove his point. Gasol will be gone by next season

Yeezus_ wrote:Boogie! wrote:Raps in 4 wrote:JV stans making burner accounts now to post their nonsense.
Odd that people can't just admit that regardless of jv, gasol is on the decline and doesn't make us better. I said it from the time the trade was made, it only makes sense if we followed it up aggressively to acquire shooters, but instead we surrounded him with mccaw, Powell, OG... Failed trade on so many levels. At least we still have the saviour fvv.
But Gasol is starting and playing alongside 3 perimeter players who shoot 36%+ from 3 + Siakam who is shooting liek 45% from the corner 3.
Gasol definitely makes us better and provides us more playmaking when times get tough, we'll see the true benefit of that in the playoffs.
mdenny wrote:In anycase....Masai is probably gonna make Fred the first active player/head coach in franchise history now that Nurse is out of the way. That's been the plan all along.
Boogie! wrote:Yeezus_ wrote:Boogie! wrote:
Odd that people can't just admit that regardless of jv, gasol is on the decline and doesn't make us better. I said it from the time the trade was made, it only makes sense if we followed it up aggressively to acquire shooters, but instead we surrounded him with mccaw, Powell, OG... Failed trade on so many levels. At least we still have the saviour fvv.
But Gasol is starting and playing alongside 3 perimeter players who shoot 36%+ from 3 + Siakam who is shooting liek 45% from the corner 3.
Gasol definitely makes us better and provides us more playmaking when times get tough, we'll see the true benefit of that in the playoffs.
I hope so but the one complaint everyone had with jv was his defense. They said despite his offense, his defense didn't makeup for it.
Why aren't people saying the same for gasol? Despite his passing improvement over jv, does it make up for his lack of scoring and rebounsing presence? Is his defense even an improvement over jv? Since he's been here we've still gotten lit up by meiiocre teams and even struggled to beat a few of them.
The reason you make a trade like this is to improve the team. But all I've seen so far is a slight improvement in one aspect but a downgrade in another. I. E a lateral move.
Boogie! wrote:Yeezus_ wrote:Boogie! wrote:
Odd that people can't just admit that regardless of jv, gasol is on the decline and doesn't make us better. I said it from the time the trade was made, it only makes sense if we followed it up aggressively to acquire shooters, but instead we surrounded him with mccaw, Powell, OG... Failed trade on so many levels. At least we still have the saviour fvv.
But Gasol is starting and playing alongside 3 perimeter players who shoot 36%+ from 3 + Siakam who is shooting liek 45% from the corner 3.
Gasol definitely makes us better and provides us more playmaking when times get tough, we'll see the true benefit of that in the playoffs.
I hope so but the one complaint everyone had with jv was his defense. They said despite his offense, his defense didn't makeup for it.
Why aren't people saying the same for gasol? Despite his passing improvement over jv, does it make up for his lack of scoring and rebounsing presence? Is his defense even an improvement over jv? Since he's been here we've still gotten lit up by meiiocre teams and even struggled to beat a few of them.
The reason you make a trade like this is to improve the team. But all I've seen so far is a slight improvement in one aspect but a downgrade in another. I. E a lateral move.
Gold Dragon wrote: Gasol is a worse 1 vs 1 post defender than JV but a better perimeter defender and also a better inside defender on plays where positioning and anticipation is required over brute force and length. On plays where speed is required they are both equally bad.
Gold Dragon wrote: This is the same on offense too. Any plays that require brute force and length, JV is superior, particularly in the post. But plays that are perimeter oriented, require decision making and positioning more than simple 1v1 or 2 man action, Gasol is the superior player.
Nurse and the rest of our starters have a clear preference for one type of player over the other, being Gasol. JV is also highly effective and useful but in more specific situations.
Randle McMurphy wrote:
"Passing to the open man is bad and leads to misses" - RealGM
Darknemo2000 wrote:Gold Dragon wrote: Gasol is a worse 1 vs 1 post defender than JV but a better perimeter defender and also a better inside defender on plays where positioning and anticipation is required over brute force and length. On plays where speed is required they are both equally bad.
Completely agree with you there though I would add that on perimeter the difference isnt very high sadly. Have seen Gasol being too late to react on step out as much as JV have been. Still his experience makes him somewhat better on perimeter D but not by a big margin sadly.Gold Dragon wrote: This is the same on offense too. Any plays that require brute force and length, JV is superior, particularly in the post. But plays that are perimeter oriented, require decision making and positioning more than simple 1v1 or 2 man action, Gasol is the superior player.
Nurse and the rest of our starters have a clear preference for one type of player over the other, being Gasol. JV is also highly effective and useful but in more specific situations.
Wholeheartedly agree. I would say that JV's ability to crash for offensive boards did help us on gaining a few extra positions. Not exactly an offensive skill but it help our guards and forwards shoot with more confidence knowing that if anything there is a high chance JV may grab that board after the miss.
Gasol gives us more on perimeter though, helps our offense flow better, but he isnt as reliable in the paint.
raf1995 wrote:I just don’t think he has that kind of potential. I think we will regret not trading him for a haul in a few years when he’s a mid-tier starter with nice playmaking and defense and a shaky jumper.
LBJKB24MJ23 wrote:Darknemo2000 wrote:Gold Dragon wrote: Gasol is a worse 1 vs 1 post defender than JV but a better perimeter defender and also a better inside defender on plays where positioning and anticipation is required over brute force and length. On plays where speed is required they are both equally bad.
Completely agree with you there though I would add that on perimeter the difference isnt very high sadly. Have seen Gasol being too late to react on step out as much as JV have been. Still his experience makes him somewhat better on perimeter D but not by a big margin sadly.Gold Dragon wrote: This is the same on offense too. Any plays that require brute force and length, JV is superior, particularly in the post. But plays that are perimeter oriented, require decision making and positioning more than simple 1v1 or 2 man action, Gasol is the superior player.
Nurse and the rest of our starters have a clear preference for one type of player over the other, being Gasol. JV is also highly effective and useful but in more specific situations.
Wholeheartedly agree. I would say that JV's ability to crash for offensive boards did help us on gaining a few extra positions. Not exactly an offensive skill but it help our guards and forwards shoot with more confidence knowing that if anything there is a high chance JV may grab that board after the miss.
Gasol gives us more on perimeter though, helps our offense flow better, but he isnt as reliable in the paint.
JV’s rebounding didn’t help Derozan in the playoffs. LMAO.
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sounds like a lot of work and sounds like you already have a sufficient knowledge of stats to undertake it yourself.Gntts wrote:Randle McMurphy wrote:
"Passing to the open man is bad and leads to misses" - RealGM
First, can someone from the stats-loving posters explain me how the FG% cited above is calculated?
To be more precise, I am interested in whether, when calculating FG%, only the assisted shots are taken into account, or the shots after the passes, which do not directly lead to a basket, are taken into account as well?
Second, a couple of questions, for those who have ever played basketball:
a) If you get a pass wide-open and shoot the ball, how much the final result - whether you hit or miss - depends on whom you received the ball from?
b) If the pass has not directly led to a basket (has not been counted as an assist), what an impact on the FG% this pass has made?
Third, if stating that one variable, e.g. x, makes greater impact than the other one, e.g. y, it is obligatory to provide the results for both variables (x and y) so the reader could compare them and ascertain whether the conclusion you have come to is correct or not.
Thank you in advance for the assistance.
Boogie! wrote:Raps in 4 wrote:JV stans making burner accounts now to post their nonsense.
Odd that people can't just admit that regardless of jv, gasol is on the decline and doesn't make us better. I said it from the time the trade was made, it only makes sense if we followed it up aggressively to acquire shooters, but instead we surrounded him with mccaw, Powell, OG... Failed trade on so many levels. At least we still have the saviour fvv.
Johnny Bball wrote:Boogie! wrote:Raps in 4 wrote:JV stans making burner accounts now to post their nonsense.
Odd that people can't just admit that regardless of jv, gasol is on the decline and doesn't make us better. I said it from the time the trade was made, it only makes sense if we followed it up aggressively to acquire shooters, but instead we surrounded him with mccaw, Powell, OG... Failed trade on so many levels. At least we still have the saviour fvv.
Regardless of JV? Can’t admit? Does t make us better so Gasol is just a minus player?
How do you watch basketball as long as you have and still come up with what are easily the worst concepts ever.


Boogie! wrote:Yeezus_ wrote:Boogie! wrote:
Odd that people can't just admit that regardless of jv, gasol is on the decline and doesn't make us better. I said it from the time the trade was made, it only makes sense if we followed it up aggressively to acquire shooters, but instead we surrounded him with mccaw, Powell, OG... Failed trade on so many levels. At least we still have the saviour fvv.
But Gasol is starting and playing alongside 3 perimeter players who shoot 36%+ from 3 + Siakam who is shooting liek 45% from the corner 3.
Gasol definitely makes us better and provides us more playmaking when times get tough, we'll see the true benefit of that in the playoffs.
I hope so but the one complaint everyone had with jv was his defense. They said despite his offense, his defense didn't makeup for it.
Why aren't people saying the same for gasol? Despite his passing improvement over jv, does it make up for his lack of scoring and rebounsing presence? Is his defense even an improvement over jv? Since he's been here we've still gotten lit up by meiiocre teams and even struggled to beat a few of them.
The reason you make a trade like this is to improve the team. But all I've seen so far is a slight improvement in one aspect but a downgrade in another. I. E a lateral move.
