
In whole league only 5 players take at least 3 threes a game on >30% and over 11FGA a game.
Gordon among them is last in efficiency.
Butler and Westbrook are superior in everything else to the point where their 3 ball isn't that much of an issue as their biggest strenghts are slashing, getting at rim, drawing fouls and passing.
Gordon is also only player from a list who does not draw 5 FTA a game ( nowhere near really , 3 a game).
Dinwiddie is career backup and Randle is empty stat padder.
Evan is having career year and that's one of things that keeps this roster afloat.
He does not have talent to make this team great, obviously , but reasons of team playing worst than last year should be looked elsewhere.
For start injuries, for second decline of DJ, Gordon's fall from cliff, Vuc playing worst than last year.
And also no growth in Bamba's game, Isaac's latheral improvments on offense ( 10 ppg to 12 ppg, and another injury) and Fultz being average at best ,replacing DJ who was also average at best but helped mask Magic shooting issues last year.
If Evan shoots like he did last year, this team would probably sit on 15-31 record.
I really don't mind moving Evan, but it will be just like Harris trade.
Also what i hate is hypocrisy. "Vuc and Evan are old"... "let get JJ Redick, Derozan , McCullum," Bro JJ is 36, Derozan is older than Vučević , McCullum is 2 years older than Evan. Trading for any of them and moving Vuc is pointless. it's just another, different name, in Vučević situation where he will be fall guy for all the shortcommings of supporting cast.
Magic right now start 3 players who shoot below 28% for 3. Even freaking Greg Popovich on team with no shooters can't make chicken soup from chicken poop and their non shooters- Aldrige and Derozan are freaking nba allstars.
What this team REALLY needs is wing player that can hit open shots and playmaker who can come off screen and make open 3s and draw 5 fouls a game to get to 20 ppg.
That's what every team needs to be competitive and have 50 wins season. Magic are far away from both players.
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