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Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Let's hypothetically assume there are two basketball players. One averages 28/9/7, the other averages 33/6/6.
Which one would you say is better? IMO 3 rebounds + 1 assist > 5 points
There's diminishing returns once you get past 27-28 points, but there's no diminishing extra rebounds and assists to teammates.
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Serious playground baller
Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
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Great college starter
Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by Dray n Klay
Let's hypothetically assume there are two basketball players. One averages 28/9/7, the other averages 33/6/6.
Which one would you say is better? IMO 3 rebounds + 1 assist > 5 points
There's diminishing returns once you get past 27-28 points, but there's no diminishing extra rebounds and assists to teammates.
That makes zero sense, but whatever.
33/6/6 on great efficiency is better.
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Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
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Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by brownmamba00
33 ppg>
So in other words you're a dumbass
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Mugshot from SlyCooper
Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
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LeSexy
Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
28/9/7 guy without a doubt!
#AltLivesMatter
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Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
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College superstar
Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by Dray n Klay
Let's hypothetically assume there are two basketball players. One averages 28/9/7, the other averages 33/6/6.
Which one would you say is better? IMO 3 rebounds + 1 assist > 5 points
There's diminishing returns once you get past 27-28 points,
33 points and between 12-18 points off assists is a total spread of 45 to 51 points. 28 points and between 14-21 points off assists is a total spread of 42 to 49 points.
45>42, 51>49.
More hypothetical numbers:
.568 TS > .567
.9 blocks at 6'6 >.9 blocks at 6'8
2.1 steals > 1.8 steals
3.0 turnovers at 35.6 USG > 3.5 turnovers at 32.0 USG
6>3
6/6 > 3/7
Dog feces> colluding
Please kill yourself now, and thanks for playing.
What a meltdown(saved you the trouble).
Last edited by Dragonyeuw; 09-23-2016 at 12:05 PM.
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Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by Dray n Klay
So in other words you're a dumbass
u mad bra thread backfire
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Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by Dragonyeuw
33 points and between 12-18 points off assists is a total spread of 45 to 51 points. 28 points and between 14-21 points off assists is a total spread of 44 to 49 points.
45>44, 51>49.
So you admit the 28/9/7 guy and the 33/6/6 guy are both responsible for about the same production BUT the 28/9/7 also gets 50% more rebounds??
Think about it, you yourself proved that the 33/6/6 and 28/9/7 guy gets the same offensive production (46-47 points responsible for), BUT the 28/9/7 guy gets 50% more rebounds as well.
Thanks for making my point.
28/9/7 >>
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College superstar
Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by Dray n Klay
So you admit the 28/9/7 guy and the 33/6/6 guy are both responsible for about the same production BUT the 28/9/7 also gets 50% more rebounds??
Think about it, you yourself proved that the 33/6/6 and 28/9/7 guy gets the same offensive production (46-47 points responsible for), BUT the 28/9/7 guy gets 50% more rebounds as well.
Thanks for making my point.
28/9/7 >>
No-one gives a **** about 3 extra rebounds from a guy hypothetically 2 inches taller and 50 pounds heavier. The difference between 28 and 33ppg is the difference between a great scorer and a GOAT scorer. The difference between 6 rebounds and 9 rebounds is the difference between a good rebounder and a very good rebounder. And, a team can win a game and lose the rebounding battle, but no game has been won by a team scoring less points. So, points > rebounds.
Now please kill yourself, and I don't mean hypothetically.
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Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by Dragonyeuw
No-one gives a **** about 3 extra rebounds from a guy hypothetically 2 inches taller and 50 pounds heavier.
Who said anything about Height and Weight? I never mentioned that in my OP, so why are you bringing it up?
I'm talking about two hypothetical players, one averages 28/9/7 , the other averages 33/6/6 in the playoffs.
Which is better?
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College superstar
Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
Originally Posted by Dray n Klay
I'm melting down.
Yep.
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Re: Better playoff performer, a 33/6/6 guy or a 28/9/7 guy?
op getting bounced in his own thread
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