Julius Randle

[Shane Battier]

Current Rating: 77


Heat (34mins)
25 pts (8-13fg), 6 reb, 2 ast, 1 stl, 1 blk


Hawks (30 mins)
19 pts (8-13 fg), 10 reb, 2 ast, 1 stl, 1 blk

Kings (38 mins)
12 pts (6-12 fg), 13 reb, 6 ast, 2 stl, 1 blk

Mavericks (30 mins)
18 pts (9-14 fg), 13 reb, 10 ast

Timberwolves (31 mins)
23 pts (8-15 fg), 9 reb, 2 ast, 2 stl, 1 blk

Pelicans (31 mins)
20 pts (9-13 fg) 5 reb, 3 ast, 1 blk

Mavericks (37 mins)
26 pts (10-14 fg), 8 reb, 7 ast



He has been pretty great and efficient the last few games where he has been given consistent amount of playing time.  He is averaging 20.43 ppg (62 fg%), 9.14 rpg, 4.58 apg, 1 spg, .71 bpg in 33 minutes.


Suggested Rating: 83

[Walt Frazier]

Um, just on principal, I don't think we should be voting a 6 point increase based on a 7-game sample size. Ridiculous.

[James Kay]

Mar 2, 2018 4:00:31 GMT Walt Frazier said:

Um, just on principal, I don't think we should be voting a 6 point increase based on a 7-game sample size. Ridiculous.

Yeah not to mention the misleading “he is averaging. . .”

[Brian Scalabrine]

79 for now. His numbers have improved but he's just playing 25 minutes a game on a terrible team. Until he earns more minutes I won't go above 80

[Jared Montini]

77.22

[Jeremiah Hill]

I get it: The climate atop Julius Randle Hill isn't for everyone. His bricky outside shooting has somehow regressed -- he has hit 19 percent of long 2-pointers -- and his rim protection is spotty. The Lakers haven't been appreciably better with Randle on the floor, though the Randle-Brook Lopez combo has been solid now across two starting lineups.

Even Randle's rollicking, Earl Campbell drives aren't as productive as highlights make it seem. The Lakers have scored just 1.02 points per possession when Randle drives, 207th among 278 guys who have recorded at least 50 drives, per Second Spectrum. (The numbers barely budge if you isolate Randle's shots, or drive-and-kick attempts from teammates one pass away.) He has gotten a little greedy; Randle has passed on only 15 percent of drives, one of the lowest figures in the league. He is making the wrong play a lot, and costing the Lakers points. Randle is a good passer, even at full throttle. He should pass more!

Without a jump shot or a fearsome wingspan, Randle is something of an NBA antique. He might top out now as an elite backup center. He can be more if he balances his game, and hones his jumper and hoops IQ at least a little.

His old school style is fun to watch but lets be real.

[Hanamichi Sakuragi]

79

[Andrei Kirilenko]

79

[Jeremiah Hill]

77

[Kevin Hollis]

81

[Elton Brand]

79

[Charles Barkley]

81

Regardless, he hasn't been looked at, IIRC, since we made him.

[Ian Noble]

78

80

Randle's been feasting with Lakers injuries this month but nevertheless he's improving (statistically atleast) at an incredible pace month-on-month. Players with his kind of game aren't supposed to do this well in the modern game but he's really coming together better that I'd realized.

[Kevin Hollis]

Posting 16 ppg, 8 rbs, and 2.5 assists a game on 56%. Bad threes oint shooter and sub par free throw and his defense is getting better.

[Walt Frazier]

OK. Post-All Star Break: 34mpg, 21.5p, 10.2r, 3.7a, .8s, .5b on 58.9/0.0/71.3 and 2.6 TO

I'll give him some credit at this point, but still don't want to ignore the first 57 games of the season where he averaged about 15/7/2 on 56/22/70 in 24.5mpg

So, I'll go 80.5.