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they literally grandfathered the old list in, only voted on the new guys

lazy af

they literally grandfathered the old list in, only voted on the new guys

― lag∞n, Monday, October 25, 2021 8:37 PM (two minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

no apparently they actually voted for all 75 and that’s just the way it turned out!

not what i read, also its not possible

where u read that, simmons said on his pod the thing I said

I mean the thing you’re saying would make way more sense

i dont remember maybe they said it on tnt but anyway theres no way for a revote to turn out exactly the same just not feasible

maybe simmons thought they were supposed to vote on them all and they just ignored him lol

i dont remember maybe they said it on tnt but anyway theres no way for a revote to turn out exactly the same just not feasible

― lag∞n, Monday, October 25, 2021 8:43 PM (one minute ago) bookmarkflaglink

the one way I could see it making sense is a bunch of guys just not knowing how to compare the eras and just voting for basically all of them

maybe there was something on the ballot that made it easy to do that idk

I think people showed screenshots etc and there was basically a drop down menu of every player in league history

you know I’m actually surprised more players like klay and kyrie didn’t make it given the composition of voters was so weighted toward current players, I bet there was some pitchfork ish where the league fudged with the results after

giannis FT shooting this year:

10-13
6-8
6-10
7-9

hes not taking 15 seconds to shoot them either

yeah apparently he has a whole new routine

Maybe so but friendly reminder that Giannis is a 72% career free throw shooter. Those #s are exactly in line. It’s just in the playoffs where he falls off

he's down from well over 10 seconds to 3 seconds or so, there's no reason this can't stick playoffs or not

he was also below 70% each of the last two seasons so this would be an improvement

Maybe he unlocked something in the finals

dwight's last two all-nba selections were from when he was on the lakers and the rockets, there's no way he was one of the best fifteen players in the league those seasons. players like andre drummond and andrew bynum were also on all-nba teams just for being centers who were half-decent.

all those sentences are reasonable in isolation, but the list of guys who have made 5 1st team all nba are like a really small number of guys, a real exclusive bunch

yeah like despite dwight having a disappointing career relative to expectations he's definitely one of the 75 best nba players ever.you just wish he had maximized his talent (like say damian lillard did).

PG had 8 steals tonight.

Miles bridges three 25+ p games in a row.

Jonas 22/23

they literally grandfathered the old list in, only voted on the new guys

Cam Reddish so far coming off the bench: 18.7 pts, 4.3 reb, 44.2 FG%, 56.3 3P%

Personal fouls per game...
20-21: 38.6
21-22: 39.0
(Pace is faster.)

Personal fouls per 100 poss.
20-21: 19.2
21-22: 19.0
(Down a tick.)

Free throw rate (FTA/FGA)
20-21: 0.247
21-22: 0.218

So, fouls aren't down much, but FTs are. Fewer fouls on 3s?

— John Schuhmann (@johnschuhmann) October 26, 2021

Four games into his NBA career, #Cavs Evan Mobley leads the league in contested shots. He has 72 (!!!!!!) of them.

— Chris Fedor (@ChrisFedor) October 26, 2021

seems p good

was watching the cavs a bit yesterday and that starting lineup is comedy; sexland who are both way short 6'1" and markennen, j allen and mobley who are all 7 footers

NBA statistical trends within each season: comparing the first 49 games to the rest of the season pic.twitter.com/BtPVHPrfg3

— Ed Küpfer (@EdKupfer) October 26, 2021

Players get tired and/or start playing tighter D, generally?

2nd half of the season looks more like the playoffs (half-court offense, conservative) than the first half?

jokic putting up 24-6-6 in 15 mins is insane

he feasts on gobert

heard on bomani’s podcast today that when they made the original 50 best list it wasn’t top 50 but 10 PG, 10 SG, 10 SF, 10 PF, 10 C

there should just be a separate list for before the aba-nba merger

a very vociferous pro-dwight, anti-reggie pod

russ had turnover quadruple double tonight

nice

jimmy butler last 4 games (last number is steals)

36-3-2-5
17-14-7-4
32-10-5-1
27-5-7-3

or this

Jimmy Butler over his last 4 games:

28.0 PPG
8.0 RPG
5.3 APG
3.3 SPG
58.6% FG
40% 3PT
93.3% FT

Heat 4-0 pic.twitter.com/keRePvbKLW

— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) October 31, 2021

Neither the Hawks (29-29) nor the Wizards (16-16) missed a free throw in tonight's game.

It's the most combined free throws made in a game without a miss in NBA history.

— Justin Kubatko (@jkubatko) November 2, 2021

Good one

Totally random, but damn if there aren't some stories here:

So funky but 7 of last 12 #1 picks have played zero games this season:
2010: John Wall
2011: Kai Irving
2013: Anthony Bennett
2016: Ben Simmons
2017: Markelle Fultz
2019: Zion Williamson
2021: Cade Cunningham

— fendo (@dancingwithnoah) October 29, 2021

lol at Kai Irving.

cunningham has since played a game fwiw

wonder what anthony bennett is up to

looks like he's maybe playing in jerusalem?

i just realized that you cd call him tony bennett and i feel like there are so many good jokes that we were deprived of bc hes bad at the nba

cp passed nash tonight for 3rd all time in assists. if he avgs about 500 per season for 4 more seasons he'll catch kidd

Per Heat: Tyler Herro's 157 points off the bench are most by a reserve through a team's first seven games. The previous record was 156 by Dallas' Jason Terry, in 2007, and the Clippers' Michael Brooks in 1980.

— Ira Winderman (@IraHeatBeat) November 3, 2021

Tyler “The Microwave” Herro

N.B. Under most circumstances I do not recommend microwaving a hero

https://images.app.goo.gl/qZTRAM1SabM6Vp6E6

the pacers are the first team to have 10,000 points and 2,500 assists in a season