The official Bigfooty week 7 thread - Dwight Howard feeling the love

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Not making excuses for his performance i agree with you but his spacing and movement off the ball has to contribute to something.
And 2 TO's isn't that bad.
In his last 7 games, Andrew Wiggins has 57 points on 85 field goal attempts
 

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Frank Ntilikina improving on his 0/0/0/0/0 in 15 minutes yesterday with a 0/0/2/0/0 in 14 minutes.

Dat Knicks development!

Getting mentored by Mudiay
 
Wiggins destined to join the illustrious list of disappointing no .1 picks

From that year, here's the top 13

1. Wiggins
2. J Parker
3. Embiid (who was injured)
4. A Gordon
5. Exum
6. Smart
7. Randle
8. Stauskas
9. Vonleh
10. Payton, E
11. McDermott
12. Lavine
13. Saric

Absolute robbery by Philly getting him at 3 in hindsight.
 

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In his last 7 games, Andrew Wiggins has 57 points on 85 field goal attempts

The guy has completely changed his offensive game over the past few years, and not necessarily for the better. He needs to use his athleticism and attack the rim more, instead of just being a catch-and-shoot guy.

Really feel like it flies under the radar how little he has really improved as a player since entering the league, and how far short he is falling short of his potential.
 

Pretty disgusting

That's like saying "You can't have female bosses", or any females around a workplace at all, for the same reason.

The idea doesn't reflect poorly on the female, either, just the male expressing it, and those who supposedly wouldn't be able to control themselves. There shouldn't be a ceiling in place because some males might theoretically be sex-crazed lunatics.

Completely ridiculous and disgusting.
 
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That's like saying "You can't have female bosses", or any females around a workplace at all, for the same reason.

The idea doesn't reflect poorly on the female, either, just the male expressing it, and those supposedly who wouldn't be able to control themselves. There shouldn't be a ceiling in place because theoretically some males might be sex-crazed lunatics.

Completely ridiculous and disgusting.

How about saying,
We'd love to have someone who is a leader, who has played at the highest level, who sees the game from a different perspective.

Nick Nurse has never played at the high level
Mike Budenholzer played 1 season in Denmark

They bring other things to the table.
I bet Becky would as well.

I've got my suspects about who might have said it, but you never know.
 
By the way, Nikola Vukovic is putting up career-best numbers in every category (averages, percentages, and per-minute). Is he really this good? Is it just a hot start that will cool off as the season goes on (particularly efficiency wise)? Or is playing harder for a final fat contract (28 years old, out of contract at the end of the year)?

Also, I've always wondered, why doesn't he play more minutes? Averaging 30.77 minutes per game this year, and 29.86 per game for his career. He's never really been foul-prone, and I know he's had his injuries, but is he generally just a bit unfit? Or is it to hide his defensive shortcomings?
 
How about saying,
We'd love to have someone who is a leader, who has played at the highest level, who sees the game from a different perspective.

Nick Nurse has never played at the high level
Mike Budenholzer played 1 season in Denmark

They bring other things to the table.
I bet Becky would as well.

I've got my suspects about who might have said it, but you never know.

Yeah, exactly. If they show the ability to coach, their gender shouldn't matter.

The best players aren't necessarily the best teachers, but the fact that Hammon is a multi-time WNBA All-Star and Olympian, and has a connection to how the game is played in both the US and Europe, is a bonus.

Hammon is already an assistant coach with the Spurs, and has been for nearly 5 years, apparently without incident. Why will the players' attitudes and level of respect suddenly change for the worse if she becomes a head coach, either in San Antonio or elsewhere?
 
Wiggins destined to join the illustrious list of disappointing no .1 picks

From that year, here's the top 13

1. Wiggins
2. J Parker
3. Embiid (who was injured)
4. A Gordon
5. Exum
6. Smart
7. Randle
8. Stauskas
9. Vonleh
10. Payton, E
11. McDermott
12. Lavine
13. Saric

Interesting to rank those players by career Win Shares Per 48 minutes now too:

1. Joel Embiid
2. Julius Randle
3. Aaron Gordon
4. Jabari Parker
5. Dario Saric
6. Noah Vonleh
7. Doug McDermott
8. Marcus Smart
9. Elfrid Payton
10. Andrew Wiggins
11. Zach Lavine
12. Nik Stauskas
13. Dante Exum
 
Interesting to rank those players by career Win Shares Per 48 minutes now too:

1. Joel Embiid
2. Julius Randle
3. Aaron Gordon
4. Jabari Parker
5. Dario Saric
6. Noah Vonleh
7. Doug McDermott
8. Marcus Smart
9. Elfrid Payton
10. Andrew Wiggins
11. Zach Lavine
12. Nik Stauskas
13. Dante Exum

That Jabari is so high and Marcus Smart is low is quite surprising for me.
Guess it shows that whilst defence is important offense is more important to winning.
 
That Jabari is so high and Marcus Smart is low is quite surprising for me.
Guess it shows that whilst defence is important offense is more important to winning.

I think as well, while Smart's defence is great, the little offense he does provide is quite inefficient (career .361 FG%, .295 3PT% on 4.1 3PA per game), which hurts a lot in these measurements. If Smart or his coaches could recognise his own limitations on offense, and take less shots and less outside shots overall, that would help him a lot.

Parker has been reasonably good over time on pretty normal efficiency. He's not a good defender, and is really a 3 man in a 4's body, but the main knock on him would be the injuries, and that he's never really gone up to that superstar level (after averaging 20, 6 and 3 in his third season) because of them.
 

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