Playing devils advocate here , most good offensive players numbers don’t rise up in playoffs , in fact I’ve seen shai the most efficient scorer we got just not be overly efficient in the playoffs
So I did some researching. take this information however you see fit:
Jayson Tatum has been in 17 series since 2020 playoffs
3 times ave over 45% from the floor
4 times ave over 35% from 3
Never ave over 50% from the floor
2 times ave over 40% from 3
4 times ave over 45% from the floor AND 35% from 3.
Career playoff 43.9% from the floor 34% from 3.
24-8-5
I don’t expect players to be overly efficient, I just think Tatum still has room to grow in how he plays in the playoffs.
He does a lot more settling than we think and it’s easy to put a guy as big or athletic on him.
He not quick enough to just drive past someone unless he can body someone smaller to get to the rim.
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Hard for me to see this graph and not ask how the fuck Blackwell ain’t make it on here
I’m genuinely confused on what’s the obsession with how far any qb throws the ball if the team is scoring
Unc fans if we aren’t as good or players aren’t as good as we think that means yall should beat us no problem
So what I’ve learned today:
1. Duval wasn’t a good basketball player because he couldn’t shoot
2. After 2 exhibition games Rippey is trending towards Jay Williams status.
3. People have totally missed my ORIGINAL point with my tweet saying that they’re similar because they’re both downhill guards.
What did I miss?