I'm basing it on regular season numbers from both last year and this one. Why don't you post Calderon's percentages through two games? Preseason is preseason... While being a decent indicator to how a team or player may perform, the short sample size and inconsistent lineups don't lend any favors to your argument. You're better off using his impeccable career stats than his comparably useless preseason ones.
I'd like to get to know how you figure players being beaten off of the first dribble alone every single time is not worse than being scored on off of picks and smart passing. You use points scored as a measure of defense when there is visual evidence that Calderón and Vujacic are clearly worse defenders. It's not a coincidence that their plus/minus last night looked the way it did
Jose was hurt last year, threw that season, and this one just started. Why would I post the numbers from this season when I already said he shouldn't be judged off of phantom and touch fouls being called on him in Milwaukee, causing him to be on the bench for most of the game in bogus foul trouble, disturbing his rhythm, and shooting poorly last night in a back-to-back when everyone shot poorly because it was a back-to-back?
Preaseason is the only sizable sample we have for any player this season so far. No player should be judged for last night because of the back-to-back and cheating refs, but if they are, judge
all of them instead cherry-picking. If KP gets a pass, give them
all passes. If Jose gets criticized, then criticize them
all. If not, just admit you're biased. Preseason doesn't help my argument, but 2 regular season games helps yours?
Gallo and Grant were beaten off the dribble just as much as Jose. I posted it earlier. Calderón gave up
8 points. 4 of those on fast-breaks. José gave up two baskets on fast-breaks, two on pnr to Teague. Grant gave up one on a pnr, one on a fb, and one on fb off of his turnover. The passing isn't smart if you turn it over, and especially if your opponent scores from it.
Schroder
ate Gallo. Only Gallow gave up baskets to him. Jumper, dribble drive, layup from a Horford pick, jumper from a Horford pick, layup.
Grant was +6 because he played without Kris and Sasha out there with him. I'm sure you know +/- is a dumb stat to try to judge individuals on because it relies on what combos are on the floor. It's not an individual stat, even though people try to use it that way. People lie with numbers, sometimes when they don't mean to.