If he does this and the Jazz stay healthy we finish #1 in the west
Rudy is DPOY for the second year in a row
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If he does this and the Jazz stay healthy we finish #1 in the west
TheStormofWar
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I think Conley's guaranteed for 20/21 as the conditions to invoke the ETO weren't met.
https://www.spotrac.com/nba/utah-jazz/mike-conley-2532/
I guess I get that point. But I still find it silly. There is no reason to make fun of someone who tears up, its a bad look.
I assume if they did that deal it would start high and go down every year. That would make a lot more sense.
addictionary
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Gobert joins this company:
Number of DPOY awards won (since 82')
Dikembe Mutombo NBA 4
Ben Wallace NBA 4
Dwight Howard NBA 3
Mark Eaton NBA 2
Kawhi Leonard NBA 2
Sidney Moncrief NBA 2
Alonzo Mourning NBA 2
Hakeem Olajuwon NBA 2
Dennis Rodman NBA 2
Only Howard made 3-peat on this award since it was given.
Here is a challenge for you Rudy.
Number of DPOY awards won (since 82')
Dikembe Mutombo NBA 4
Ben Wallace NBA 4
Dwight Howard NBA 3
Mark Eaton NBA 2
Kawhi Leonard NBA 2
Sidney Moncrief NBA 2
Alonzo Mourning NBA 2
Hakeem Olajuwon NBA 2
Dennis Rodman NBA 2
Only Howard made 3-peat on this award since it was given.
Here is a challenge for you Rudy.
ChicAggie
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I posted this elsewhere, but this is the more appropriate thread:
Woo hoo!! Way to go Rudy!! Well-earned and well-deserved.
* With a Defensive Box Plus/Minus of 5.1, Rudy led the entire NBA - ahead of Giannis (5.0), Myles Turner (4.7), and Anthony Davis (3.9).
* Rudy was 2nd in the NBA in Defensive Win Shares at 5.7 (behind only Andre Drummond at 5.9) (remarkably, Rudy was also 4th in the NBA in Offensive Win Shares -- putting him 2nd in overall Win Shares behind only James Harden and 2nd in Win Shares/48 behind only Giannis).
* With a DRtg of 100, he was also only 1 point per 100 possessions off the league's best starters (behind only Giannis, Noel, and Whiteside who each posted DRtgs of 99) (not to mention Rudy played significantly more minutes than any of them and had by far the best ORtg of all them at 133, giving him the best NetRtg of any player with starter minutes in the entire league at a whopping +33).
* Rudy was also 4th in TRB%, 6th in DRB%, 7th in ORB%, and 6th in BLK%.
I'm expecting perennial All Star/DPOY recognition for the next several years . . . .
Woo hoo!! Way to go Rudy!! Well-earned and well-deserved.
* With a Defensive Box Plus/Minus of 5.1, Rudy led the entire NBA - ahead of Giannis (5.0), Myles Turner (4.7), and Anthony Davis (3.9).
* Rudy was 2nd in the NBA in Defensive Win Shares at 5.7 (behind only Andre Drummond at 5.9) (remarkably, Rudy was also 4th in the NBA in Offensive Win Shares -- putting him 2nd in overall Win Shares behind only James Harden and 2nd in Win Shares/48 behind only Giannis).
* With a DRtg of 100, he was also only 1 point per 100 possessions off the league's best starters (behind only Giannis, Noel, and Whiteside who each posted DRtgs of 99) (not to mention Rudy played significantly more minutes than any of them and had by far the best ORtg of all them at 133, giving him the best NetRtg of any player with starter minutes in the entire league at a whopping +33).
* Rudy was also 4th in TRB%, 6th in DRB%, 7th in ORB%, and 6th in BLK%.
I'm expecting perennial All Star/DPOY recognition for the next several years . . . .
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Tell me again why the Alzheimered out Albert gets a vote?
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Rudy is a very ironic situation. You don't get more old school than Rudy in the NBA nowadays but most "old school guys" don't fully appreciate him. They look at the surface level stats and don't see him as valuable as others.
TheStormofWar
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There is truth to this. Even then, the deeper stats show he's a top 10 type of player.