Brooks
Brooks
Well we know Simmons isn't too bright, but it speaks volumes that he's willing to re-think his stance on that Harden trade. Although Lamb will unlikely be as good as Harden is, he certainly had the talent to provide near-equal impact to Harden as a 6th man in OKC. If only he got the opportunity to prove so.Today Harden has a higher PER than Lamb.
Hollinger's NBA Player Stats - ESPN Insider - National Basketball Association - ESPN
We are truly witnessing greatness...
The disturbing reality though?
As a result of Curry's form and volume of long range shots...
The next generation of NBA stock, who are in elementary school today, are going to have TERRIBLE form trying to emulate Curry's shot.
Pushing the ball without a proper arc. Instead of shooting up.
omfg that granny dancing and singing gonna be the next vine loop LMAO!!!!
Old white lady jamming.....
Shot charts with last two seconds of movement before the shot, from the last 5 or 6 games for each player, SportVU data pulled from stats.nba.com and processed to try and find the actual shot location. Note, there is some messed up data and processing which I didn't try and fix. In case it's not clear, the bar charts are histograms of speed in the two seconds before shooting for each player. Some notes: - Curry is the fastest, surprise surprise, and likes to run out to the three point line from closer to the basket and launch it. If you've seen any game this year that shouldn't be a surprise. - Westbrook never stops moving. He had the fewest shots with low speed before shooting. He takes a lot of threes after running from the backcourt. - Lebron has a mix of catch and shoot, post up, and drives. - Harden has a quick step but from watching games you know he takes a lot of lazy head jerk step back jumpers.
Breh the bucks forwards are some of the most athletic in all of basket ball. Plus they play a dude like Parker who is a SF or SG at PF.