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SLAM! mag on AD
Posted on 8/13/14 at 9:41 am
Posted on 8/13/14 at 9:41 am
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That 20 and 10 looks good on paper, but a deeper dive into the numbers proves they're no fluke. Davis' block percentage—a figure that measures the percentage of 2-point attempts blocked by that player while he was on the floor—was 6.7 percent in '12-13, the single highest in the NBA. Among players who use at least 25 percent of their team's possessions and were on the court for at least 600 minutes, Davis was the single most efficient center, scoring 1.19 points per possession, a figure that ranks him behind only KD, LeBron, Dirk Nowitzki, Love and James Harden among all positions. And think about where he goes from here. Davis' shooting range will expand as he becomes more comfortable spotting up—it's really not a stretch to say he could be regularly draining threes by the time his contract expires—and his ability to finish down low should improve as he spends more time working on post moves and adding muscle to his gangly frame.
Posted on 8/13/14 at 10:15 am to cgrand
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"I promise you I’ve thrown lobs to him to the top of the backboard and he’s gone up and got them. You don’t know how athletic he is until you see it in person.” —Jrue Holiday
And props to AD for committing to improvement.
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"He has to live a little bit differently than he used to," Daniel adds. "Instead of waking up in the morning and eating whatever he wanted to eat or doing whatever he wanted to do, now he has to dial it in so we can get him the proper carbohydrates, the proper protein, the proper fat, to one, recover from the workouts, and two, be effective on the court."
That's not easy in a city like New Orleans or for someone so young that's probably been used to a steady diet of fast food.
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Among players who use at least 25 percent of their team's possessions and were on the court for at least 600 minutes, Davis was the single most efficient center, scoring 1.19 points per possession, a figure that ranks him behind only KD, LeBron, Dirk Nowitzki, Love and James Harden among all positions.
Yeah, we're gonna be the 10th seed ESPN
Posted on 8/13/14 at 11:26 am to TigerinATL
The west is nasty. I would be surprised if we ended up 10th. I also wouldn't be shocked if we pulled a Portland and overachieved for most of the season.
Posted on 8/13/14 at 3:03 pm to TotesMcGotes
quote:But come one. We now have a top 7 NBA player and he is surrounded by good talent. And we improved our biggest weakness from last year which was post Def by adding Asik. Now all we need to do is improve our second biggest weakness, which is the injury bug.
The west is nasty. I would be surprised if we ended up 10th. I also wouldn't be shocked if we pulled a Portland and overachieved for most of the season.
I say we make the playoffs as a 7 seed.
Posted on 8/13/14 at 9:00 pm to Ryan3232
Playoffs, if not injured like last year, are an expectation at this point.
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