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Wolves are kicking themselves. Lol
Do they usually announce these halfway through the following month?
The question I keep asking, but don't have a real answer for, is how much credit should Alex Jensen get?
Probably quite a bit. Hopefully, Hardy can keep him on board. I have a feeling that Quin is going to try to poach him for Atlanta though.The question I keep asking, but don't have a real answer for, is how much credit should Alex Jensen get?
Yeah this is exactly what I was saying in the quotes thread. Hardy, our other players and our beat writers need to start the campaign now.After tonight's heroics, I'd like to add this.
Multiple advanced stats seem to suggest that Walker is the best rookie in the league this year. From Box +/- to VORP to PER, to my personal favourite: The Raptor by 538.
This is the definition of "it's not even close":
Walker's the only rookie(I've filtered out anyone playing fewer than 1000 minutes) whose both offensive and defensive Raptor is positive, as well.
Here it is on a graph, though:
White circles are qualifying rookies. Walker is red, Banchero is blue. Greyed out circles are vets.
Player B ofc. You can pick any half of those stats away and its still B.Does WK already basically give us everything our $40M player would have (who most here deemed irreplaceable last season)?
Who would you rather have?
(Per36)
Player A - 16.3p, 13.6r, 1.7b, 1.2a — 127ortg, 109drtg, 1.3vorp, 0.6dbpm, 0.2obpm, 19.4per
Player B - 13.7p, 13.3r, 3.6b, 1.3a — 140ortg, 111drtg, 1.7vorp, 1.4dbpm, 1.2obpm, 21.2per
I take kessler. And when you factor in salary and age its not even closeDoes WK already basically give us everything our $40M player would have (who most here deemed irreplaceable last season)?
Who would you rather have?
(Per36)
Player A - 16.3p, 13.6r, 1.7b, 1.2a — 127ortg, 109drtg, 1.3vorp, 0.6dbpm, 0.2obpm, 19.4per
Player B - 13.7p, 13.3r, 3.6b, 1.3a — 140ortg, 111drtg, 1.7vorp, 1.4dbpm, 1.2obpm, 21.2per