Steph Castle 4th Quarter splits this post season

Blazers:

Game 1: 0 pts, 0/3 FG, 0 assists, 1 rebound

Game 2: 2 pts, 1/3 FG, 0 assists, 1 turnover

Game 3: 11 pts, 3/4 FG, 2 assists, 1 turnover, 1 steal

Game 4: 3 pts, 1/4 FG, 3 assists

Game 5: 0 pts, 0/0 FG, 3 assists, fouled out

Wolves:

Game 1: 0 pts, 0/0 FG, 3 assists, fouled out at 3:30

Game 2: 2 pts, 0/2 FG, 3 assists

Game 3: 0 pts, 0/2 FG, 2 assists, 1 turnover

Game 4: 1 pt, 0/4 FG, 1 assist, 1 turnover

Across these 9 games, the averages are:

• 2.1 PPG

• 0.6 FG made / 2.4 FG attempted per 4th quarter

• 22.7 FG%

• 1.9 APG

• 0.1 RPG

• 0.4 TOPG

• 0.1 SPG

Very low efficiency and output from what we are asking to be our lead guard in lots of minutes of crunch time this post season. If it weren’t for that one good showing against Portland the splits would be even worse. At some point the staff needs to consider how many plays and how much of the offense they let go through him in the clutch.