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Mostly everyone I’ve seen say it’s only Siakam or Dlo. Fox has made one of the biggest single season jumps in advanced stats in the history of modern basketball. This isn’t a normal rookie leap, this has basically never happened.

He went from 11/4/3 on a 48 TS, 11 PER, -4.27 (73 out of 75 PGs) RPM, -0.6 WS, -4.40 BPM, -1.6 VORP and -4 PIPM

This year he’s averaging 17/7/4 on 55 TS, 2 steals a game, 18 PER, 2.28 RPM (13th PG) 4.5 WS, 1.0 BPM, 1.5 VORP and 1.7 PIPM.

There is almost no historical comp for his jump in RPM and BPM. The one bad thing about this is how every fan base with a terrible rookie will cite Fox as to why they’ll definitely improve and be good. This isn’t 2k.

His last 15 games he’s at 12/4/4 on 53% shooting, 42% from 3 with a 65 TS%.

He’s got a 10.5 net rating in those games, placing him 2nd behind Semi who’s only played 10 mins a game.

Gordon is playing 26 mins a game, I think it’s about to time to raise that up and let him run some offense from the elbow. He’s not the Hayward of old obviously but he’s getting there.

We tried this earlier but the Celtics hivemind said I have some sort of personal hatred against him for literally posting his awful numbers his first 40 games, so my post shouldn’t count, lol.

Opinions should NOT be static. If the data changes, your opinion should change. This is a tough concept for them because they desper

He was legitimately good last year. 19/5/5 on a 56 TS%, shot 40% from 3. 21 PER and had a 3.86 RPM which was the 3rd best SG.

This year he’s at 10/3/2 on a 48 TS%, 11 PER and a -0.23 RPM

He was low key supposed to be a great pickup and especially now with Vic out he should be running much of the offense.

His age 34 season was tremendous. 27/6/6 on a 57 TS% and he was playing 39 minutes a game.

His game was set up perfectly to age like a fine wine.