Ma täiesti jultunult tsiteeriks siinkohal ühe väljamaa foorumi postitajat:
Mis puutub Rose'i kasulikkust meeskonnas, äkki vaataks Chicago võitude-kaotuste suhet kontekstis mängugraafiku raskusega (kuni Minnesota mänguni liigas raskuselt nr.1) ja Rose rollile nii mõneski (võidu)mängus just viimastel minutitel.
Algselt postitas tsherkin, RealGM
Attempts from 16-23 feet
Rose- 5.4, 42%
Durant- 6.3, 37% (same as last year)
Kobe- 5.6, 40% (2% lower than in his better years)
Amare- 4.0, 41%
Dirk- 7.9, 54% (he's been between 46% and 51% the last 4 years, best shooter from this area)
Monta- 6.7, 37%
E. Gordon- 3.0, 45%
LeBron- 5.6, 38%
Westbrook- 4.7, 38%
Carmelo- 6.4, 43% (39-44% the last 4 years)
Rose is doing just fine as far as his efficiency on jumpers from beyond the foul line, and anyone suggesting otherwise isn't paying attention. If he maintains that level of efficiency, then he should rightly be considered among the elite shooters in that range. And this isn't the first season in which he's shot that percentage (44% and 43% in the two previous seasons, at 6.9 and 5.4 attempts per game). He can shoot the ball from there, and he should.
He has been f'g HORRIBLE from 10-15 feet this year so far, however, shooting 25.6% and he hasn't been assisted on any of his baskets in that range (versus about 20-29% in the two previous seasons).
This is atypical for him, and can likely be put down to sample size.
Bear in mind, that and his average-ish FT% are actually affecting his TS significantly. He's a little over 54% at the moment; if he was an 80% FT shooter and he was shooting the 38 or 51 percent he shot in his previous 2 seasons from 10-15 feet, he'd be at 56%+.
54% is already above average, especially when you're taking 20+ FGA/g. If he were at 55%+, that'd be fantastic. People do need to ease off of him a little, especially since they need to remember that he's doing all of this (25+ ppg on 54%+ TS) on 29% assisted baskets.
Kobe, by contrast, is working on 41% assisted baskets, an identical 20.8 FGA/g and about +8% from the line. The resultant difference? He's ALSO under 55% TS for the second straight season, but no one's complaining about HIS efficiency and he's scoring less than 1.5 more points per game than Rose.
Now, understand; I'm not trying to rip on Kobe. Even though he's considerably worse than he's been in previous seasons, he's got that finger issue still lingering and is for the second straight season is struggling noticeably from downtown (while looking about the same at the line, from the field overall, in terms of drawing fouls, etc, etc), so there are reasons for it. Legitimate reasons. But the idea is that no one is complaining about it because it isn't an issue.
And people aren't recognizing how hard it is for someone to create efficient offense without anyone else helping him out. Here I'm talking about Rose; at the point, there isn't the same level of value extracted from the other players around him in terms of them helping him score. He's doing it mainly on his own, and that impacts his ability to create efficient offense. But no one talks about that.
Rose is having a phenomenal season, and people need to shut up already.
Rose- 5.4, 42%
Durant- 6.3, 37% (same as last year)
Kobe- 5.6, 40% (2% lower than in his better years)
Amare- 4.0, 41%
Dirk- 7.9, 54% (he's been between 46% and 51% the last 4 years, best shooter from this area)
Monta- 6.7, 37%
E. Gordon- 3.0, 45%
LeBron- 5.6, 38%
Westbrook- 4.7, 38%
Carmelo- 6.4, 43% (39-44% the last 4 years)
Rose is doing just fine as far as his efficiency on jumpers from beyond the foul line, and anyone suggesting otherwise isn't paying attention. If he maintains that level of efficiency, then he should rightly be considered among the elite shooters in that range. And this isn't the first season in which he's shot that percentage (44% and 43% in the two previous seasons, at 6.9 and 5.4 attempts per game). He can shoot the ball from there, and he should.
He has been f'g HORRIBLE from 10-15 feet this year so far, however, shooting 25.6% and he hasn't been assisted on any of his baskets in that range (versus about 20-29% in the two previous seasons).
This is atypical for him, and can likely be put down to sample size.
Bear in mind, that and his average-ish FT% are actually affecting his TS significantly. He's a little over 54% at the moment; if he was an 80% FT shooter and he was shooting the 38 or 51 percent he shot in his previous 2 seasons from 10-15 feet, he'd be at 56%+.
54% is already above average, especially when you're taking 20+ FGA/g. If he were at 55%+, that'd be fantastic. People do need to ease off of him a little, especially since they need to remember that he's doing all of this (25+ ppg on 54%+ TS) on 29% assisted baskets.
Kobe, by contrast, is working on 41% assisted baskets, an identical 20.8 FGA/g and about +8% from the line. The resultant difference? He's ALSO under 55% TS for the second straight season, but no one's complaining about HIS efficiency and he's scoring less than 1.5 more points per game than Rose.
Now, understand; I'm not trying to rip on Kobe. Even though he's considerably worse than he's been in previous seasons, he's got that finger issue still lingering and is for the second straight season is struggling noticeably from downtown (while looking about the same at the line, from the field overall, in terms of drawing fouls, etc, etc), so there are reasons for it. Legitimate reasons. But the idea is that no one is complaining about it because it isn't an issue.
And people aren't recognizing how hard it is for someone to create efficient offense without anyone else helping him out. Here I'm talking about Rose; at the point, there isn't the same level of value extracted from the other players around him in terms of them helping him score. He's doing it mainly on his own, and that impacts his ability to create efficient offense. But no one talks about that.
Rose is having a phenomenal season, and people need to shut up already.
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