Reggie Jackson and James Harden's averages since leaving OKC

[Fallen Angel]

Reggie Jackson:

DET (career): 18.6/8.5/4.7 on 44%/36%/80%
DET (2015-16): 23.2/5.7/4.7 on 46%/46%/79%

James Harden:

HOU (career): 26.4/6.3/5.1 on 44%/46%/86%
HOU (last 4 games): 38.5/5.5/5.5 on 46%/35%/85%

[ISHGoat]

KD when he leaves okc:
43/9/7 on 51/39/90

WB:
49/12/9 on 41/35/82

[Im so nba'd out]

where is jeff green's stats doe?

[kells333]

where is jeff green's stats doe?

And big perk

[dunksby]

Player with potential gets more touches and puts up bigger numbers, find of the century

[BlakFrankWhite]

Lol, no way in hell did Jimbo shoot 46% from 3

[Fallen Angel]

Lol, no way in hell did Jimbo shoot 46% from 3

you do know that we're in the 2015-16 season, right?

http://www.basketball-reference.com/...jacksre01.html

[DMAVS41]

Shocking...players go from 3rd options...to playing more minutes and taking more shots and they put up better numbers!

Who would have thought?

[GoatBoy]

What is the goal of this thread?

[Fallen Angel]

Shocking...players go from 3rd options...to playing more minutes and taking more shots and they put up better numbers!

Who would have thought?

It's just everyday that two sixth-man guards on a team that cries about their bench being too weak both turn into All-Stars for their respective conference just a year later.

You know, because that happens all the time. Right?

[DMAVS41]

It's just everyday that two sixth-man guards on a team that cries about their bench being too weak both turn into All-Stars for their respective conference just a year later.

You know, because that happens all the time. Right?

I don't understand the relevance of this post to your OP. At all...

[dunksby]

I don't understand the relevance of this post to your OP. At all...

He is mad at OKC for drafting all the talents and developing them to the benefit of the league.

[DMAVS41]

He is mad at OKC for drafting all the talents and developing them to the benefit of the league.

Sure, but you can't have 5 guys making the kind of money they all would.

Harden didn't want to be on the Thunder and I don't see how he, WB, and durant can co exist given their games.

I actually liked Reggie Jackson on the Thunder a lot, but I think I'd rather have Kanter/Augustin combo than RJ and some other big.

The problem with this team, imo, is that they continue to not have a legit sg that serves their needs...and Waiters. I don't like Waiters on this team...especially in the playoffs.

[dunksby]

Sure, but you can't have 5 guys making the kind of money they all would.

Harden didn't want to be on the Thunder and I don't see how he, WB, and durant can co exist given their games.

I actually liked Reggie Jackson on the Thunder a lot, but I think I'd rather have Kanter/Augustin combo than RJ and some other big.

The problem with this team, imo, is that they continue to not have a legit sg that serves their needs...and Waiters. I don't like Waiters on this team...especially in the playoffs.

I always supported the Harden trade, he wasn't staying with OKC and no matter what ISHiots say, Harden/Brook/KD wouldn't be able to coexist anymore. Reggie's issue was that his style is similar to Brook so he couldn't complement him coming off the bench.
With Kanter and Adams the Thunder at least have some considerable size and rebounding power that they lacked dearly for ages. This season from what I have noticed Adams have worked on his post game and got some moves to be able to get to the basket other than direct under the rim. I think Adams and Kanter have had positive influence on each other, Adams could use some tips on his offensive game from Kanter and Enes could get a few lessons on positioning and staying on his man on the other end.

[ArbitraryWater]

I used to think OKC would be fools if they kept Ibaka over Harden.. and they were, but I'm still glad it happened. While no doubt Harden would visibly evolve and go all-star level, not sure if he'd be as recognized and good as he is now. Never know that for sure.