Barely scraped in for a bench spot in the east team ASG but ok

I can tell this chart is flawed by where Al Horfords face sits

Ummm, wut? Lol

He was a no brainer selection, the media had him #3, the players had him #4, and the coaches obviously selected him once he lost out as a starter.

But the dumbass casual "fans" who represent 50% of the starters voting process had him #8 lmao. Goes to show how terrible the voting process still is, and how silly those voters are that dont even watch the game.

This post was edited by Sixers on Feb 4 2020 10:38pm

So where would the two starting guards face sit on the chart? I’m think it would be very high and very right. Likely off the edge of the chart.

you realize one of the axis is for defensive points saved, right?

edit: what's concerning is our 35mil player adds nothing


This post was edited by Embiid on Feb 4 2020 11:56pm

All I see is first round knock out


Just like how it would be you vs myself

You are hiding on a multi and saying this. Say it to my face kid!

Both behind Ben Simmons....


Simmons is #10 in the NBA in TPA, Trae Young is #11 and Kemba Walker is #17.

Obviously the metric is a poor indicator on player performance then because both of them players are far greater than Simmons and the NBA, players and fans agree

Except they're not, they're just more impactful offensively as scorers but not overall.

You see, that's the issue is that ESPN casual fanboys that watch Sports Center highlights think shooting and highlights as a scorer with high PPG totals is what defines a player lol. While it's certainly a big part of the game, it's far from everything. Regardless of what they do in every other aspect of the game, or what they do in the other half of the game playing defense.

Trae and Kemba are defensive liabilities, sure they can put up points and shoot but they give a ton of that right back on the other end (as indicated by the NEGATIVE points saved).

This post was edited by Sixers on Feb 5 2020 01:48pm