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02-27-2013, 04:24 PM
#106
Curry: 0x Finals MVP
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Like I said, Waiters is better than Beal. Cleveland one ups Washington again.
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02-27-2013, 04:28 PM
#107
Very good NBA starter
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
coach scott put him on deng early in the game, and he got burned, gave up a putback, and another easy score, got benched, but he responded great. when he got bqck in he was far more attentive defensively, just doing the simple things, see-the-ball-see-your-man, giving good effort.
nice to see him respond well to the quick benching.
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02-27-2013, 04:39 PM
#108
The Paterfamilias
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by chips93
coach scott put him on deng early in the game, and he got burned, gave up a putback, and another easy score, got benched, but he responded great. when he got bqck in he was far more attentive defensively, just doing the simple things, see-the-ball-see-your-man, giving good effort.
nice to see him respond well to the quick benching.
Yeah, you're right. He was actually benched four minutes into the first quarter. He got caught a couple times on D and with his rebounding position and missed a couple shots.
Came back and scored 25 in the next three quarters, including probably the biggest basket of the game with the Cavs up 1 with about 2:30 left. Kid has ice-water in his veins. No fear.
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02-27-2013, 07:59 PM
#109
NBA Legend
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by RedBlackAttack
Dion became the first rookie this year to score 25+ points in back-to-back games last night. He's now averaging 19 points on 58% shooting in his last five.
Not too shabby. He may compete for that EC Rookie of the Month Award after all.
In February:
Dion Waiters
11 games
27.5 minutes
15.1 points on 52.3% shooting
3 assists
3 rebounds
1.1 steals
Team Record: 6-5
Brad Beal
7 games
33.6 minutes
17.7 points on 47.8% shooting
2 assists
5 rebounds
1.0 steals
Team Record: 5-2
Two fine looking rooks.
Unlike Cavs fans I think most people won't ignore 3 point shooting (50% vs 19%) which makes Beal the more efficient scorer. And the rebounding disparity is strangely large given that the Cavs are missing their best rebounder.
The only advantage Waiters has is assists (2.8 vs 2.4) which isn't much given that Irving is the 3 point champ and Wall's jumper is still horrible. I am worried about him.
I will say this though. I think the Cavs did the right thing picking Waiters over Barnes. Barnes literally has no game off the dribble. And it would have been tough to take a flier on Drummond at 4. I am a little surpsied at how much TRob has struggled.
i was scared that you guys were going to trade up to 2 and take Beal.
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02-27-2013, 08:03 PM
#110
NBA Legend
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
RBA, what prospects do you have your eye on this year in the draft?
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02-27-2013, 08:17 PM
#111
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by tontoz
Unlike Cavs fans I think most people won't ignore 3 point shooting (50% vs 19%) which makes Beal the more efficient scorer. And the rebounding disparity is strangely large given that the Cavs are missing their best rebounder.
The only advantage Waiters has is assists (2.8 vs 2.4) which isn't much given that Irving is the 3 point champ and Wall's jumper is still horrible. I am worried about him.
I will say this though. I think the Cavs did the right thing picking Waiters over Barnes. Barnes literally has no game off the dribble. And it would have been tough to take a flier on Drummond at 4. I am a little surpsied at how much TRob has struggled.
i was scared that you guys were going to trade up to 2 and take Beal.
LOL such a reach. That statement would make sense if they were taking even close to the same amount of threes. You don't realize this, but you're pumping up Beal's success compared to Dions based on a totally unsustainable number.
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02-27-2013, 08:24 PM
#112
NBA Legend
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by PrettyCool
LOL such a reach. That statement would make sense if they were taking even close to the same amount of threes. You don't realize this, but you're pumping up Beal's success compared to Dions based on a totally unsustainable number.
So you think non-Cavs fans will ignore the 3 point disparity? LMAO
He has been sustaining it since Jan 1 on 4 attempts per game and that includes a 6-20 stretch when he was playing with an injured shooting wrist.
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02-27-2013, 08:28 PM
#113
alternick = loser :D
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
cant go wrong on both
to me its like mitch ritchmond vs ray allen...
so thats why i picked Beal ...
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02-27-2013, 09:37 PM
#114
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by tontoz
So you think non-Cavs fans will ignore the 3 point disparity? LMAO
He has been sustaining it since Jan 1 on 4 attempts per game and that includes a 6-20 stretch when he was playing with an injured shooting wrist.
You're missing the point. Waiters doesn't take many threes anymore, and is starting to play like the slasher he was drafted as. Are you telling me the 3 point % is the purest judge of efficiency or are you just saying that because it suits your argument? I'm sorry but if their monthly scoring averages are similar and Dion fg% is over 50 and Beal's is under 45 then that's going to be much more eye opening then 3 point %.
Also by your logic, Wall shooting 7% from three makes him so innefficent that he shouldn't play another minute in the league.
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02-27-2013, 09:47 PM
#115
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Are you telling me the 3 point % is the purest judge of efficiency or are you just saying that because it suits your argument?
He clearly didn't say that.
I'm sorry but if their monthly scoring averages are similar and Dion fg% is over 50 and Beal's is under 45 then that's going to be much more eye opening then 3 point %.
Huh? I had to re-read that about 3 times before somewhat understand what you were trying to say. A high 3pt % matters quite a bit especially if it's coming on a high volume of shots. And depending on the actual figures, it can absolutely even a ~5% difference in FG%.
Also by your logic, Wall shooting 7% from three makes him so innefficent that he shouldn't play another minute in the league.
Whose logic is this? No one has claimed this. John Wall is a very inefficient scorer and his lack of 3's is a big reason but he clearly does other things very well which makes him a valuable starter.
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02-27-2013, 10:02 PM
#116
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by Qwyjibo
He clearly didn't say that.
Huh? I had to re-read that about 3 times before somewhat understand what you were trying to say. A high 3pt % matters quite a bit especially if it's coming on a high volume of shots. And depending on the actual figures, it can absolutely even a ~5% difference in FG%.
Whose logic is this? No one has claimed this. John Wall is a very inefficient scorer and his lack of 3's is a big reason but he clearly does other things very well which makes him a valuable starter.
"Unlike Cavs fans I think most people won't ignore 3 point shooting (50% vs 19%) which makes Beal the more efficient scorer."
Yeah he clearly does say that.
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02-27-2013, 10:04 PM
#117
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by PrettyCool
"Unlike Cavs fans I think most people won't ignore 3 point shooting (50% vs 19%) which makes Beal the more efficient scorer."
Yeah he clearly does say that.
The implication was the 3pt shooting combined with everything else boosts him over Waiters in terms of overall scoring efficiency (which I agree with). Not 3pt shooting on its own.
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02-27-2013, 10:09 PM
#118
NBA Legend
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
Originally Posted by PrettyCool
You're missing the point. Waiters doesn't take many threes anymore, and is starting to play like the slasher he was drafted as. Are you telling me the 3 point % is the purest judge of efficiency or are you just saying that because it suits your argument? I'm sorry but if their monthly scoring averages are similar and Dion fg% is over 50 and Beal's is under 45 then that's going to be much more eye opening then 3 point %.
Also by your logic, Wall shooting 7% from three makes him so innefficent that he shouldn't play another minute in the league.
Do you not understand basic math or do you just not know how to read?
Beal scored 17.7 ppg on 12.9 attempts in the games in question.
Waiters scored 15.1 ppg on 11.8 attempts.
Which player scored more efficiently in those games?
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02-27-2013, 10:09 PM
#119
College star
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
The bigger and more important question is why Waiters rode the Syracuse bench for 2 years
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02-27-2013, 10:11 PM
#120
NBA Legend
Re: Beal vs. Waiters
As a side note Wall has been a train wreck lately. If they lose tonight it is on him.
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