MarcusNotSmart

u/MarcusNotSmart


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In 18 games since December 1st, Kyrie Irving is averaging 23.4pts/4.7reb/7.3ast and is shooting 50% from the field, 40.6% from 3, and 90.1% from the FT line.

For the season as a whole he is at 49/40/85. Probably won't make it because of his FTs

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Playoff stats (not including Hardens OKC years or Kobe's years off the bench)

Kobe: 27.4/5.4/5.1 on 45/34/82 (54.2% TS)

Harden: 27.6/5.5/7.0 on 41/32/88 (57% TS)

This is based off the earlier thread about Bill Simmons saying Harden is a better offensive player than Kobe ever was, and everyone saying that was true for the regular season only. Harden still has the edge in the playoffs as well.

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When Mark Stein asked Kerr about Doncic, he said "I think he's already an All-Star."

Doncic is averaging 20.0 points, 6.7 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game and he's shooting 43.5 percent from the field and 36.8 percent from three-point range.

The only players averaging 20.0/6.7/5.0 are

RkPlayer
1Giannis Antetokounmpo
2Kevin Durant
3LeBron James
4Blake Griffin
5Luka Doncic
6Russell Westbrook
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All it takes is one losing streak and there is a very real chance the Kings will plummet in the standings.

Unfortunately their schedule in January is pretty easy, but their schedule in late January-February is HORRIBLE. They play the Raptors, Nuggets, Warriors, Bucks, 76ers, Blazers, and Thunder in the span of a month. If they struggle and lose a few winnable games in this easy stretch, they will fall in the standings.

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CritCrit
RkPlayerSeasonPTSTS%
1Kevin Durant2013-1432.0.635
2James Harden2018-1933.6.623
3Michael Jordan1988-8932.5.614
4Michael Jordan1989-9033.6.606
5Michael Jordan1987-8835.0.603
6Kareem Abdul-Jabbar1971-7234.8.603
7George Gervin1979-8033.1.587
8Bernard King1984-8532.9.585
9Bob McAdoo1974-7534.5.569
10Tracy McGrady2002-0332.1.564
11Michael Jordan1992-9332.6.564
12George Gervin1981-8232.3.562
13Michael Jordan1986-8737.1.562
14Kobe Bryant2005-0635.4.559
15Tiny Archibald1972-7334.0.555

Really puts into perspective how otherwordly Jordan was (one-third of the list is him), ho

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Today is January 3rd. Since December 3rd, the Toronto Raptors have played in 16 games. They are .500 in those 16 games.

In those 16 games Kawhi Leonard is averaging 30ppg on 63% TS (not including tonight). Interesting that it isn't translating to wins.

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