InGameStrategy
Well-Known Member
It appears that your argument depends on the assumption that somehow--by choice or by accident--Fesenko played against opposing backups that were substantially worse than other backups did across the NBA. If so, your argument is rather weak.The 11.9 difference between Fess on the floor and Fess off the floor also reflects the defensive ineptitude of the person who plays the 5 when Fess is on the bench.
The list that you provided would be valid for a starting center, not a 2nd- or 3rd-string backup like Fesenko is probably slated to be.If he were substituting for a half-way competent 5 defender: Nene, Noah, Bynam, Lopez, Bogut, this would drop from 11.9 to nearly zero pretty fast.