CP3 is the primary ball-handler in LA but only turns it over 2.3 times per game (good for 46th in the league) . Not an atrocious 3.5 (good for 9th in the league).
CP3 isn't also asked to be the number one scorer. And he's a POINT GUARD BY TRADE
I'll admit, 3.5 turnovers is an ugly number, almost as ugly as Magic's 4 turnovers per game
LeBron has the 4th most turnovers in the nba, behind 1) John Wall 2) Stephen Curry 3) Kevin Durant.
Again Lj plays PG and is the primary ball handler for his team (because he can't play off the ball)
He does NOT play point guard. He plays small forward. He gets the most touches because he is the best player on the team. Similar to when MJ played for the bulls, and led the team in touches. The offense goes THROUGH LeBron.
leading his team not only in usage, but touches, giving him more opportunities to have direct assists (as opposed to hockey assists); always has. 'Melo has never been the primary ball-handler/facilitator for his team. It's always been guys like Billups, Baron, Jeremy, Felton, Pablo, etc. 'Melo doesn't lead his team in touches; Felton does because he's the PG.
But Melo's usage rate is higher than LeBron's. He has more plays specifically to put the ball in his hands, and doesn't get nearly as many assists. Not even close.
As someone on here once pointed out, let most people control the ball as much as him and they'll match his assist totals.
Not sure why you keep quoting this, it is incorrect.
A writer on bleacher report correctly
observed...
BLEACHER REPORT!!!!
I'd encourage you to google “primary facilitator Miami Heat”
Joakim Noah was the "primary facilitator" in chicago this year is he a point guard?
Again, if you look at the stats, you will mostly see those with the
official tag of pg leading in touches.The only exceptions are
Kobe, Lj (cuz he's the PG),
Kevin Love, and
Paul George (who plays PG with Hill), and
Harden (who I believe also plays PG at times).
(you are wrong Lin/Beverly)
None of those players are point guards you simple fukk. All you proved was that the elite players get the most touches.
Jordan also averages the same FG% for his career despite not being a dunker/layup guy the whole first 11 years of his career.