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He may not be the greatest offensively in terms of getting his own bucket through layups, or may not be the greatest at catching, but he’s still one of the greatest screeners in the league and definitely one of the greatest defensively.
You would only know this if you watch him daily.
Jonathan Kuminga had 4 three pointers against Houston Rockets, his career high.
He’s currently shooting 46% from three, on 2.1 makes a game. Never averaged over 1 make per game in the previous 5 seasons.
Doing this whilst being our dirty work guy, running the floor, getting rebounds and GUARDING at a high level.
The Kuminga ‘experience’ that a lot of people doubted, is going tremendously well.
This not funny especially after what Lillard went through. Cmon Brooks…
Dillon Brooks tried to step on Damian Lillard achilles after the whistle 😳
(h/t @CGBBURNER)
Only time will tell about who won that trade, but currently the odds are on our side.
It's panic time in Charlotte.
Worst offensive rating in the NBA by far. They take over half their shots from 3 even though they're shooting below 30%. Sion James cannot hit the side of the backboard, yet Charles Lee keeps empowering him to launch bricks.
Brandon Miller is not looking worth the money. Kon Knueppel is hurt again already. Seeing a lot of bad body language across the roster. All the joy is gone.
A step back was to be completely expected after trading LaMelo Ball but this is way worse than anticipated for the Hornets. This team looks broken.
LaMelo Ball wearing a wrist and hand compression support following the right wrist contusion that left him questionable before Monday’s game.
Ball was ultimately cleared to play against Milwaukee and had 34 points in 33 minutes.
(Jaylen Clark via Instagram)
Rudy Gobert will only get his flowers once he retires.
The Timberwolves would become a worse team with this trade.
One of these plays was credited an assist, the other wasn’t.
Is it time the NBA had a serious word with its stat keepers? Because this happens DAILY, and it’s becoming a genuine problem.
How can two virtually identical plays receive completely different statistical treatment?
Assists are an important part of the game, particularly when it comes to player evaluation, records and contract incentives. These decisions can impact individual statistics, incentives and even how players are perceived.
The inconsistency is ridiculous, and it’s about time the league addressed it. If the criteria is subjective, at least make sure it’s being applied consistently.
Why isn’t this getting more attention?
Why is this given as a Laravia assist, but the above isn’t a Josh Hart assist? @nbastats @NBAShotAudit