03-09-2022, 03:38 PM
(03-09-2022, 03:26 PM)Jommybone Wrote: Don’t trust stats of players on bad teams (West, Gump, Burek).
I usually never trust stats alone, and especially not stats for players on bad teams. There are some great players on bad teams as well for sure. It's just that one has to be extra cautious evaluating players on bad teams, and understanding from the games and not stats whether they contribute the negative part to the team success or whether that's due to other players. Its all evident in game tape and not stats, and hard to extrapolate. If a player on bad team makes many rebounds it could be due to his teammates inability to get them and the space more open and with more opportunities. Same with all other stats. I think Dinwiddie is a hell of a player with great skillset. I haven't watched Wizards much so cant tell what happened there. Its great that our team identified him and that his skills would match next to Luka, it's a brilliant move. He is exactly the skill we need next to Luka, both him and Brunson. We dont want to surround pure shooters around Luka. The space Luka creates can be exploited by attacking the paint, passing etc. all of what Brunson and Dinwiddie can do in addition to shooting. We are much much more multidimensional now.