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[Jym]

His 39% overall is partially due to the fact that so many of his shots are 3s.  If you want to look at his efficiency, his true shooting was a little over 54%, which is not great (still better than PJ and Hardy) and well below his career average.  There is no question that even in New York he had a down year last year.  But his offensive value is more than his efficiency.  He takes 3s at a high volume, which blunts his efficiency numbers, but makes him a much better floor spacer.  I would argue that the NY Grimes last season would have been more valuable that Josh Green because he is a better defender and a better floor spacer due to volume (willingness to pull the trigger).  He is also a young player and young players growth curves are generally not linear.  He had a huge jump his second year and then fell back some his third.  Its possible he never plays like he did in his second year, but I think its more likely that it eventually becomes the norm as he moves into his prime.

I just know he was exactly the type of player I hoped we would trade for. Point of attack defender who is in the final year of a rookie deal. 
I'm just shocked it ended up being so cheap to get him 
Hopefully we can keep churning thru guys in a similar contract situation without giving up much