Sixers vs the Bucks and the rest of the east
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Really don't understand why we weren't in on Noah Vonleh (and why he's only on a 1-year deal, 2 million, on the Wolves).
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Wilfried wrote:Really don't understand why we weren't in on Noah Vonleh (and why he's only on a 1-year deal, 2 million, on the Wolves).
We got a lot of talent at PF. To start, Ben and Tobias both can play PF.
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Wilfried wrote:Really don't understand why we weren't in on Noah Vonleh (and why he's only on a 1-year deal, 2 million, on the Wolves).
I honestly would've preferred signing him to a vet min and using our MLE on someone other than Scott.
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ProcessDoctor wrote:Wilfried wrote:Really don't understand why we weren't in on Noah Vonleh (and why he's only on a 1-year deal, 2 million, on the Wolves).
I honestly would've preferred signing him to a vet min and using our MLE on someone other than Scott.
Vonleh is a good enough player to deserve the Room Exemption that Scott received, but Brand doubled and tripled down on fit this year. There really is no role or minutes for Vonleh on this team. Any minutes he would get at PF are going to Horford or Tobias. And the developmental minutes are going to Bolden. It would have been a waste to spend that exception on Vonleh, once they made those other moves.
As for Scott's role, he's capable of playing SF minutes and he is the team's best spot up shooter, believe it or not. Scott had a better percentage on spot-ups than Kyle Korver and Marco Belinelli, last year. Brand went out of his way this year to pay players that played well with, and fit with Ben Simmons.
https://stats.nba.com/players/catch-shoot/?Season=2018-19&SeasonType=Regular%20Season&PerMode=Totals&sort=CATCH_SHOOT_FG3_PCT&dir=1&CF=CATCH_SHOOT_FG3A*GE*200
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LloydFree wrote:ProcessDoctor wrote:Wilfried wrote:Really don't understand why we weren't in on Noah Vonleh (and why he's only on a 1-year deal, 2 million, on the Wolves).
I honestly would've preferred signing him to a vet min and using our MLE on someone other than Scott.
Vonleh is a good enough player to deserve the Room Exemption that Scott received, but Brand doubled and tripled down on fit this year. There really is no role or minutes for Vonleh on this team. Any minutes he would get at PF are going to Horford or Tobias. And the developmental minutes are going to Bolden. It would have been a waste to spend that exception on Vonleh, once they made those other moves.
As for Scott's role, he's capable of playing SF minutes and he is the team's best spot up shooter, believe it or not. Scott had a better percentage on spot-ups than Kyle Korver and Marco Belinelli, last year. Brand went out of his way this year to pay players that played well with, and fit with Ben Simmons.
https://stats.nba.com/players/catch-shoot/?Season=2018-19&SeasonType=Regular%20Season&PerMode=Totals&sort=CATCH_SHOOT_FG3_PCT&dir=1&CF=CATCH_SHOOT_FG3A*GE*200
Nice find. I think there were good reasons to bring Mike Scott back, I was just surprised he cost the MLE when guys like Jeff Green and WCS are getting the vet min. His advanced metrics are also pretty disappointing and makes you question if he's really an impactful player or just a guy who gets hot free 3 every so often. I know the hive won't be happy with this critique though lo.
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Wilfried wrote:Really don't understand why we weren't in on Noah Vonleh (and why he's only on a 1-year deal, 2 million, on the Wolves).
I'm surprised, as well. Especially considering that the team was apparently floating the possibility of trading a 2nd rounder for him at the deadline.
Personally, I'm not a fan of Vonleh. I think he floats around and gives competent, but unproductive, minutes. He's like a defensively-skewed Mike Muscala.
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Wasn't exactly sure where to post this but someone from another forum found an interesting stat mentioned on ESPN's NBA rank 2018-19.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/24651811/nbarank-2018-19-100-51-best-players-season
The stat is from the 2017-18 season, but still demonstrates how great we can be defensively this year. I can't wait for October 23rd.
According to Second Spectrum research, opposing players shot 41.6 percent when Richardson was the closest defender, tied for fifth best among 100 players to defend at least 700 shots last season.
The only players with a lower percentage? Anthony Davis, Joel Embiid, Al Horford and Ben Simmons. -- Williams
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/24651811/nbarank-2018-19-100-51-best-players-season
The stat is from the 2017-18 season, but still demonstrates how great we can be defensively this year. I can't wait for October 23rd.
2023-2024 Philadelphia 76ers:
Lowry/Melton/Payne
Maxey/Hield/Downtin
Oubre/Batum/Council
Harris/Covington/Martin
Embiid/Reed/Bamba
Lowry/Melton/Payne
Maxey/Hield/Downtin
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Harris/Covington/Martin
Embiid/Reed/Bamba
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ProcessDoctor wrote:Wasn't exactly sure where to post this but someone from another forum found an interesting stat mentioned on ESPN's NBA rank 2018-19.According to Second Spectrum research, opposing players shot 41.6 percent when Richardson was the closest defender, tied for fifth best among 100 players to defend at least 700 shots last season.
The only players with a lower percentage? Anthony Davis, Joel Embiid, Al Horford and Ben Simmons. -- Williams
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/24651811/nbarank-2018-19-100-51-best-players-season
The stat is from the 2017-18 season, but still demonstrates how great we can be defensively this year. I can't wait for October 23rd.
Pretty impressive, but is that the correct link? Kinda surprised AD is high on that list really, Kawhi is just coasting in the regular season so I guess it doesn't matter if he is on there.
It goes to an article from 2018.
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ivysixer2000 wrote:ProcessDoctor wrote:Wasn't exactly sure where to post this but someone from another forum found an interesting stat mentioned on ESPN's NBA rank 2018-19.According to Second Spectrum research, opposing players shot 41.6 percent when Richardson was the closest defender, tied for fifth best among 100 players to defend at least 700 shots last season.
The only players with a lower percentage? Anthony Davis, Joel Embiid, Al Horford and Ben Simmons. -- Williams
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/24651811/nbarank-2018-19-100-51-best-players-season
The stat is from the 2017-18 season, but still demonstrates how great we can be defensively this year. I can't wait for October 23rd.
Pretty impressive, but is that the correct link? Kinda surprised AD is high on that list really, Kawhi is just coasting in the regular season so I guess it doesn't matter if he is on there.
It goes to an article from 2018.
Yea it’s a link from last summer. This year’s rank hasn’t come out yet.
2023-2024 Philadelphia 76ers:
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Harris/Covington/Martin
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Maxey/Hield/Downtin
Oubre/Batum/Council
Harris/Covington/Martin
Embiid/Reed/Bamba