re: Eric Bledsoe's Trade Value

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14.0 PPG (15th)

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Gravy is at 13.9 PPG without assuming his numbers will stay the same while taking on better competition.....

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6.4 APG (18th)

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or 71% of Gravy's season average against 1s....

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4.5 RPG (2nd)

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Almost exactly Gravy's per minute value

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1.9 SPG (5th)

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Better than Greivis

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1.3 BPG (1st)

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Better than Greivis

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84.6 FT%(9th)

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His season averages are almost identical to Greivis. This is where competition is unimportant as FTs are uncontested. His season average here is indicative of what his numbers as a starter would be.

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40.6 FG%(30th)

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43.3 > 40.6

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40.0% 3P% (11th)

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This is solid, but he his TS% indicates that he doesn't perform so well on drives and pull-ups where Vasquez has thrived.

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s PPG would put him in Dragic, Conley, Teague range.

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You forgot "Vasquez range"

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His APG would put him in Curry, Lawson, Jennings, Lillard, Lowry range.

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Chucker range?

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His RPG puts him in Westbrook's range.

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You forgot "Vasquez range"

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His SPG puts him in Kemba, Westbrook, Ellis range.

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So, does he gamble too much into lanes like Ellis? Not saying that he does, but Ellis is an example of steals not exactly equaling good defense.