And to be honest, Butler doesn’t interest me all that much because they traded out of the first round to take him, which means he’s only under team control for two seasons instead of 4. Now they’ll have to pay him too early to know what they have. IMO - I might just let Butler hit RFA and see what market (if any) he has then.
KD really helping his trade value. I hope he stays put and the nets tell him we ain’t trading you.
Durant has definitely added to his legacy of being a whiny bitch that can't win **** without an already proven finals-winning team carrying him along.
I demanded a trade when things got hardIronic.
What good does 8FTA do if he can't hit his damn FT to save his life? The guy is a 69% career FT shooter and shot 71% from the line last year.
*kinda hard
Lmao, yeah 70% is so bad he should stop attempting FTs
NBA's average FT % is about 73% so yeah if you are below leagues average you should strop cuz the more you shoot the more you hurt the team. Where's your favourite win share/BPM/net ratings this time? Just look up Barrett why don't you
Do you understand the average of 70% makes a FT trip way more efficient than a normal possession?
The Knicks average 1.4 points per possession when Barrett goes to the line.
More like 1.38 cuz Barret is 69% career FT shooter, whereas ANY team would average 1.46 when ANY average player goes to the line.
Do you understand a normal possession is not equivalent to a trip to the FT stripe? Your point only stands when every Knicks offensive possession results in RJ Barrett going to the FT line. He's not a bad enough FT shooter to warrant hack-a-RJ strategy and that's about as far as you can go with that argument.
You honestly have no clue what you're saying.
You're arguing just to argue.
RJ barrett is a bad shooter and bad FT shooter. not sure where the argument is.
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The point I was responding to is that he doesn't hurt his team by drawing more fouls and getting more freethrows. Nothing you brought up in your reply back to me debunks this.
