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Is Randle a little David Westish?
Don't think he has the midrange and pick and pop game West does.
Free throw shooting is very much an indicator of perimeter shooting.
How so when there all multiple examples of the opposite listed right in this thread?
Is shooting 69% on 2 FT's a game more of an indicator than shooting 43% from the perimeter on 4 a game?
Son. The Sixers could come out of this draft with Wiggins/Jabari and Vonleh/Randle/Gordon to pair with MCW and Noel.
AND so much cap room that they're actually going to have to pay a fine this year for being under the limit.
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Not many rookies shoot .37 percent from three, that's extremely good. His shot is so much better than it was last year (didn't like him at Mich at all). THJr will undoubtedly be an elite shooter in this league.
Not many rookies shoot .37 percent from three, that's extremely good. His shot is so much better than it was last year (didn't like him at Mich at all). THJr will undoubtedly be an elite shooter in this league.
undoubtedly?
this is Results based thinking, to act like that was clear at draft time is 20/20 hindsight.
SPLIT FGM FGA FG% PTS/SHOT
'10-'11 Catch and Shoot 55 156 35.3% 1.032
'11-'12 Catch and Shoot 40 141 28.4% 0.816
'12-'13 Catch and Shoot 55 139 39.6% 1.173
'10-'11 Pull-Up Jumper 18 63 28.6% 0.683
'11-'12 Pull-Up Jumper 37 83 44.6% 1.012
'12-'13 Pull-Up Jumper 30 98 30.6% 0.684
'10-'11 Runners and Around Rim 47 77 61% 1.311
'11-'12 Runners and Around Rim 49 102 48% 0.99
'12-'13 Runners and Around Rim 49 105 46.7% 0.942
Tim Hardaway JR jumpshot has been inconsistent in the past.
He has good mechanics, and looks like he has cleaned up is shot selection but to act like there shouldn't be any doubt or that there wasnt is foolish.
That alone turns a decent shooter into a good shooter.
sure, but the assumption that he would do that is where risk comes into play.
I'm not getting into the rest (since I wasn't a part of it), but if a prospect can just do that alone in his first year, I'd be pretty happy if I were a GM.
Completely different than saying he's undoubtedly going to be an elite shooter. And I've watched him countless times this year and like what he's done. Just not as sure fire as AMP proclaimed.
I don't even know who u guys are talking about. I'm saying in general, if a decent shooter can cut down on his poor shots, he will undoubtedly be a good shooter in the league.
In LaVine's case, I would like to see a bigger sample size because I'm not convinced he is going to carry his three point shooting into the league whenever he decides to make the jump with that funky looking form.Free throw shooting is very much an indicator of perimeter shooting.
How so when there all multiple examples of the opposite listed right in this thread?
Is shooting 69% on 2 FT's a game more of an indicator than shooting 43% from the perimeter on 4 a game?
for people not understanding the argument.
-some statistical draft projection models have found that FT% has some correlation towards NBA 3P%
- basically a guy might hit 40% from three, but shoot sub 70% from the line, its tells you that they might not translate to the NBA three point line.
-"correlation" does not mean hard and fast rule.
but guys like
Zach LaVine
James Young
Wayne Selden
projecting them to be high end nba shooters is a bigger stretch than you think.
Truth. LaVine is a vaunted prospect for more than his outside jumper. First step, explosiveness, athleticism, length.Nobody said LaVine was going to be an elite shooter, just that he can shoot
I don't care how funky his shot looks, he's shooting 43% on 4 attempts a game, that's not a fluke.
Nobody in here said James Young or Wayne Selden project to be elite shooters
The elite part of my post was directed towards amp. I should have made that clearer.Nobody said LaVine was going to be an elite shooter, just that he can shoot
I don't care how funky his shot looks, he's shooting 43% on 4 attempts a game, that's not a fluke.
Nobody in here said James Young or Wayne Selden project to be elite shooters
Who do you and OKB like in the 2014 class?The elite part of my post was directed towards amp. I should have made that clearer.
And I'm not saying LaVine's three point shooting is a fluke as much as I am just very cautious about it.