Rookie PGs usually have high TO rates, it's more about them getting used to the speed and length of the league and finding their limits. He had 18% TO(Neto had 19%) rate which is not great, but is alright for a rookie PG who runs the offense for his team - he also had a pretty high AST% - 29%. Mudiay is much more ready and knows how to run the team - he runs the pnr much better, passes out of the pnr and makes good reads, he makes mistakes trying to make plays for teammates and his shot is not great, but overall he's much more advanced than Murray. With Murray it's more about playing our of control - he gets in the paint on a whim and doesn't know what to do there and just throws his body into the opponent and jacks up contested shots that don't fall. He doesn't really look to pass out of the PnR, his first thought is - score, second - score, third - score. Which is a shame, because he seems to be a good passer. If they manage to tech him to once in a while look for the pass at the rim it will be great. Here's a fun way to explain it - remember how Dante was alergic to going into the paint and to the rim and was always looking to pass? Now imagine the complete opposite(never/rarely looking to pass and always trying to finish at the rim without taking into account how badly contested his shot would be) and that's Murray.
