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04-12-2016, 05:35 PM #123
Bro nobody means passing when they say ball handling. I've never once in my life heard someone refer to passing when they say ball handling. Those are separate skills.
How they got there does matter in context of judging ball handling skills. If someone gets there through athleticism versus someone getting there through their handles, the latter is actually reflective of ball handling while the former is reflective of their athleticism. Can't you see that there's a distinction there?Lakers|[great basketball]|Yeezy Season
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04-12-2016, 05:48 PM #128
cant just compare curry and jj's 3% percentages b/c of shot difficulty.
jjs purely an offball/secondary playmaker w/ 95% of his threes coming off catch/shoot or one dribble pullup. ( shooting 49% on those looks )
stephs only at like 54% for catch/shoot or one dribble pullup 3s. (shooting 46%ish on those looks)★|★ Seahawks ★|★ Mariners ★|★
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04-12-2016, 05:50 PM #129
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Absolutely agree that it is two different play styles. That doesn't change the fact that JJ's drop more often than Steph's. Even looking at the small sample size you provided (49 vs 46). If I had to choose one guy to take one shot, I'm taking JJ. That would be very different if we're talking building around someone. Of course I'd choose Steph
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04-12-2016, 06:02 PM #132
but you are stating your scenario in a vacuum. ie you can't rely on one of the best play-makers in NBA history (chris paul) to set up a shot for you. curry hits 3's in a variety of ways and can create his own shot.
this is huge when talking about your vacuum scenario. something that you think is 'extraneous'white sox
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04-12-2016, 06:03 PM #133
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When did I say DJ got shots from range? I said he leads the league in efg (he does) and Redick leads Curry in 3% (he does). The correct answer to the question would be TS%... Curry leads the league in TS%... which I've already acknowledged. You use a million words when all you had to say was TS%
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04-12-2016, 06:05 PM #134
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04-12-2016, 06:26 PM #140
i dont even agree with your points and think youre just playing a pseduo devils advocate stance in this thread, but 3 point % alone isnt enough.
FWIW: JJs shooting 48.2% on uncontested looks ~4.3 shots per game, Stephs at 47.6% on ~ 7.8shots per game (shot type gonna be a lot similar than contested 3s.)★|★ Seahawks ★|★ Mariners ★|★
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