Charlotte Hornets
Post by James Kay on Dec 13, 2018 19:45:22 GMT
Current: 84 ?? how
Suggested: 89
Honestly, I was expecting to go higher than this. But this season his scoring has not been as elite as it has been in the past (his second season he put up 16.7 on 58% from the field).
Stats:
17.1 points, 9.8 rebounds, 7.6 assists, 1.4 steals, 0.7 blocks, 2.7 turnovers, 47.7/29/83.
His play-making is his biggest strength, obviously, but he's a fantastic rebounder and solid scorer (although, as I mentioned, this aspect seems to have regressed a bit in terms of his 3P%. Honestly, his 16-17 season was amazing in this regard, hitting superb %s from all over the field). He's currently FIFTH in total assists, 8th in assists per game - as a center. And his defense has improved this year as well. He's leading the Nuggets to the number one seed right now - a top 5 point differential team and a top 4 defense. He's elite and 84 is simply way too low.
Suggested: 89
Honestly, I was expecting to go higher than this. But this season his scoring has not been as elite as it has been in the past (his second season he put up 16.7 on 58% from the field).
Stats:
17.1 points, 9.8 rebounds, 7.6 assists, 1.4 steals, 0.7 blocks, 2.7 turnovers, 47.7/29/83.
His play-making is his biggest strength, obviously, but he's a fantastic rebounder and solid scorer (although, as I mentioned, this aspect seems to have regressed a bit in terms of his 3P%. Honestly, his 16-17 season was amazing in this regard, hitting superb %s from all over the field). He's currently FIFTH in total assists, 8th in assists per game - as a center. And his defense has improved this year as well. He's leading the Nuggets to the number one seed right now - a top 5 point differential team and a top 4 defense. He's elite and 84 is simply way too low.
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