TerrenceClarke wrote:Chanel Bomber wrote:robillionaire wrote:
IQ is the best free throw shooter in the NBA (or close to it) so it will make stats like efg% and ts% greatly inflated, clearly he is not anywhere near fox around the rim or just raw fg% and 2pt% and this is very misleading
The point of TS% is specifically to incorporate free throws and threes.
Two free throws made (which is basically an IQ trip to the line) are essentially a made basket. That counts for something.
There's nothing misleading or inflating about going to the line and converting your free throws. It ends a possession, same as a Fox lay-up at the basket or a Fox brick.
Bro. You know what the overall point here with that is tho. IQ is not in the same league as Fox as player period. If you even try to act like IQ is a better NBA Player than Fox I might can't take you serious no more in your analysis.

I don't know what the bigger point is, when people make the argument that free throws inflate TS%, when the point of TS% is precisely to integrate FTs (and 3s).
I didn't say that IQ is better than Fox.
What I do know is that he's $153 million cheaper, and that neither player has been a difference-maker in the NBA.
I prefer my inefficient on-ball guards to be cheap and not take up 25% of the cap is all.
Fox so far hasn't proven to drive winning as an on-ball player despite having
elite 3-point shooters around him, and his numbers suggest that he can't be effective in an off-ball role. I'm not committing 25% of my cap for the next 4.5 years to a player
I hope one day will figure it out and impact winning. That's not a reasonable or smart gamble at all in my opinion.