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Andrew Wiggins' free-throw shooting in...
-November: .......... 73.5%
-December: .......... 64.0%
-January: .............. 60.0%
-February: ............ 41.2%
-So far in March: ... 22.2%

— Tim Kawakami (@timkawakami) March 11, 2022

ok thats weird

someone swiped his special FT juice

He'll be shooting 0% in April

i dont think youll find anyone on ilh that agrees with harden on that front xxp. jordan was just explaining how other players perceive other players or talk about them

― jammin on the dud (Spottie), Thursday, March 10, 2022 2:03 PM (yesterday) bookmarkflaglink

yeah I know Jordan, who is a smart NBA guy, does not feel that way, but I'm curious if anyone but Harden thinks that. iirc he said that immediately after losing to the Bucks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z4U0M7VpVQ

cade highlights from last night putting up a 27-8-6

coming into the draft his shooting was supposed to give him a high floor but he started out the season shooting really poorly. it’s starting to normalize a bit now and if teams have to respect his three he’s gonna carve defenses up. he almost has a luka-ish energy in the speed at which he plays but with less annoying tendencies. putting up 23-8-6 on 44/36/90 splits in the month of march & you have to feel like those shooting numbers are only gonna get better.

yeah i was getting strong luka vibes, hes nimble where luka is physical but has that same quality of playing at his own pace and controlling the game by making good reads

season leader in PPG right now is....LeBron James

*lebron james kid voice* lebron james

"but I'm curious if anyone but Harden thinks that."

It's easier to be successful at basketball if you're taller. Shaq didn't have to be as skilled as Iverson needed to be. Yet it's impossible to be a great NBA player if all you have going for you is height. Shaq had skills. Just not as many/not as well developed as Iverson. 15% or whatever of 7 footers make it to the NBA n all.

trae had 47 last night. KD 53.

saturday night we had fox 41 and clarkson 45 and uhhh josh hart 44/8/6

Trae got 33 of those in the first half

Trae 46/12 the very next night

KAT tonight:

60 PTS (franchise record)
17 REB
19-31 FG
7-11 3P

He joins Shaq and Wilt as the only centers in NBA history with a 60/15 game. pic.twitter.com/BCsLobl51O

— StatMuse (@statmuse) March 15, 2022

that’s a lot of points

Malik Beasley tonight:

0 PTS
0 REB
0 AST
0 STL
0 BLK
in 19 MINS

He and KAT combined for 60 points tonight. pic.twitter.com/jnPMPWXjsB

— StatMuse (@statmuse) March 15, 2022

KAT had 32 points in the third quarter tonight which is tied for fifth the most points in a quarter in league history

47-6-6 steph curry

Dray +24 in 20 mins off the bench

Trae 46-6-12

against the blazers tho so technically it only counts as 36

Haha was gonna say. gotta say the same for Steph vs the wiz tho lol

you guys want to see a bad article

Cade Cunningham’s top three comps: Cole Anthony, Dennis Smith Jr., Kemba Walker

“I think Cunningham will make multiple All-Star teams in his career. But his rookie season also raises questions about his ceiling as a leading scorer and no. 1 option.” pic.twitter.com/y144UtYU5q

— The Ringer (@ringer) March 15, 2022

no

just try a lil bit

i think it's fair to have questions about his ceiling as a no 1 scoring option but it's been pretty clear since he got in the league that his path was prob going to be something different than that. i think it's pretty clear if you watch him play that his game is not very similar to cole anthony or kemba walker. the FT rate stuff is probably something to watch but post-ASB he's at 22 ppg on 44/28 shooting and i think everyone agrees he's gonna be a better shooter than that so i have a hard time worrying a ton about his offense.

that guys does pure analytics stuff that i usually like and if you skim it there are a ton of caveats, obviously the list of players is not instructive but some of the deeper points are worth keeping in mind.

he should have at least filtered out second year player cole anthony

yeah i didn’t read the details of the model but sure seems like it has sample size issues.

the comps for suggs are like three of the same guys as the comps for cade!

rui hachimura showing up a bit too often methinks

"r u hachimura?" --that guy looking at other nba players

lol

Kyrie 60-6-4-4-1

Kyrie really the most skilled player ever. Not even sure its a debate.

— Evan Fournier (@EvanFourmizz) March 16, 2022

griz are athletic

The Grizzlies are leading the league in both steals and blocks, on pace to be the 3rd team in NBA history to lead a season in both categories.

Their 16.4 stocks per game are the most in a season since… the 2003-04 Grizzlies.

(Submitted by @AbdonFreddie) pic.twitter.com/qg6d5NuMrk

— StatMuse (@statmuse) March 16, 2022

Grit n Grind v2

btw jjj has turned beast on defense this year but his shooting is way down, averages are pretty rough this year, if he can get back to where he was his first couple years he could be a pretty serious player

hes also doesnt get rebounds

yeah prob just gonna have to live with that

one of these things is not like the others

Just this past week:

50 — LeBron James
53 — Kevin Durant
60 — Karl-Anthony Towns
60 — Kyrie Irving
51 — Saddiq Bey

FIVE 50-piece in SEVEN days. pic.twitter.com/IYcFqHZ1ZE

— StatMuse (@statmuse) March 18, 2022

kyrie the only non vaxxed one

lebron passed the hateful karl malone on the alltime scoring list, hes #2 now, if he continues at his current pace hell get #1 next year

how does he get to #0

dunk on a mayan pyramid

"ive decided to take my talents to chichen itza"

lmao

haha

nice

Excellent

Superb