Brandon Ingram's career record in games played with the Pels is 144-143, so technically it is a winning record for a .501 winning percentage. For comparison, Zion is 99-85 in his career for a .538 winning percentage. That would be about 10 more wins for zion over the same amount of games BI has played.

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Posted by Pels_Yaz

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 12:45 pm to ThePistol

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That would be about 10 more wins for zion over the same amount of games BI has played.

Im not even sure this helps your argument. BI has played 287 games and is barely by one game over .500.

Meanwhile Zion has played in only 184 games (about 100 less than BI) and is already 14 games over .500.

Now you’re projecting Zion’s wins forward to matchup with BI- which is silly because he may win a lot more or even lose more to show that BI and Zion aren’t that far apart??! What are you trying to argue here?

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Posted by shel311

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 1:04 pm to ThePistol

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Brandon Ingram's career record in games played with the Pels is 144-143, so technically it is a winning record for a .501 winning percentage. For comparison, Zion is 99-85 in his career for a .538 winning percentage. That would be about 10 more wins for zion over the same amount of games BI has played.

2 years is a pretty large sample size.

In the last 2 seasons, BI has played 109 games and he has missed 55 games. Again, 2 representative sample sizes.

Over these past 2 season:

When BI plays, we are the equivalent of a 46 win team.

When BI does not play, we are the equivalent of a 45 win team.

Is that really having THAT much of an effect on winning? Now...same question but from the perspective that he's on a max contract...

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