We know you don’t like Sexton, but you shouldn’t mislead the folks here. In 2020-2021, when he played 60 games, he played 11 minutes more per game than this season. Also, since Conley’s injury (in 10 games), he has more assists per game than in 2020-2021, although still playing 6.5 minutes less per game. As far as the turnovers, he had 2.8 turnovers per game in 2020-2021, whereas this season he is averaging 1.8 turnovers per game. So you gave wrong info here.
I did not, I gave accurate info. Sorry you dont know what assist percentage or turnover percentage are.
Yes that poster understands context and situation. For you to assume they are not intelligent enough to understand a simple stat, makes yourself even less credible. It's no wonder you have such a hard time seeing facts vs. fiction and so sensitive about it. I am sure your creamed your jeans when you found out young Bull was hurt again.
garbage take
You right, I overlooked the percentage values. But looking at his assist and TO numbers after Conley's injury (10 games), he's improving. He is not Conley type of player, and his playmaking numbers in the past have been bad, but I'm pretty sure he'll get better. How much, who knows.
I'm sure you fantasize about my creamed pants.
It's not a take, it's a fact.
cars have wheels is not a fact, but cars need wheels to move is sort of a fact unless there is grease or snow in the forcast smh
The selective use of facts to support a point of view is a "take". They're not mutually exclusive.
But Eddie Zero is right though. You are mostly comparing apples and oranges when you compare Sexton’s 2020-2021 season and his current season with your stats. After Conley’s injury, Hardy put him in the starting lineup, and for the first time, gave him the same role he played with the Cavs that season. And right away his assists numbers improved. Now the real question of course is, to what degree he can continue with it. Your post looked to me just another unsuccessful attempt to criticize Sexton. And based on your takes here, it seems you want to trade him away already. I think it's too early to see what his place will be with the Jazz. So far he’s looked to me like he’d be most efficient coming off the bench. And what I like about this kid is that he is clearly willing to learn.
I mean all stats are good for ,are contract negotiations anyway. Sexton already is on a fair contract for a 6 even if he never throws a single dime and he is and a steal for a starter thats buying in.
When the Jazz are actually competing for a ring Sexton probably won't even be on the team.
