…accomplishing the feat in 2008-09. When you put their age-22 seasons on a level playing field, the Alphabet surprisingly comes out on top—incredible, considering how raw he was coming into…
…the Denver Nuggets, and the other the Oklahoma City Thunder,” spot the discrepancies between these two clips of Chris Paul layups: https://nbamath.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/246ae79b-81f5-6940-530d-77d982b1d5c6.nba_21852_1280x720_3500.mp4 https://nbamath.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/a770216d-4e45-eeb3-f01c-ee484ba14b71.nba_384427_1920x1080_5904.mp4 In both clips, Paul has a half…
…These three players know no such glass ceiling. They’re bosses in clutch time (defined by NBA.com as the last five minutes of any game or overtime where the teams are…
The new-look Oklahoma City Thunder have big aspirations. Russell Westbrook has transformed himself from a one-man band into a more distribution-focused point guard, while Paul George is getting comfortable working…
…according to data from Hoop-Math.com. Close to 90 percent of his threes were assisted during that time, perhaps showing he has become more accepting of letting the ball come to…
…begin to turn my attention back towards my computer. Just then, I stop and scold myself: “Wait, did I really forget Richaun Holmes exists?!?” https://streamable.com/2vxo5 Holmes is perhaps the most…
…ability to score at or around the rim demands more help and results in a wide-open perimeter shot. https://nbamath.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Giannis-Brogdon-3.mp4 In the first quarter of a loss to Cleveland, Giannis commands…
…torn ligament in his left wrist ended his year prematurely. He comes back to significantly more competition for minutes at the point, but his nose for scoring should still lend…