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:mjlol: at @Gil Scott-Heroin negging me because I said he comes up with his own stats...when it's true:russ:


nikka sit at home creating his own stats columns like a nerd...and then references them in debates as if they're valid stats:dead:

Oh shyt. I forgot about that. @Gil Scott-Heroin created a stat called assists per touches :dead:

imagine hearing that off the internet :merchant:
 

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I didn't make up my own stats

Really....then what is this "assist per every minute they handle the ball" category that you created???:jbhmm:


For every minute that Randle handles the ball he averages 1.7 assists (surrounded by the likes of D'Angelo, Lou Will and Nick Young)
For every minute that Jabari handles the ball he averages 1.3 assists (surrounded by the likes of Dellavedova, Snell and Henson)

Randle handles the ball for 2.2 minutes per game
Jabari handles he ball for 1.7 minutes per game.


Create your own stats in order to finesse an argument brehs:mjlol:
 
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Really....then what is this "assist per every minute they handle the ball" category that you created???:jbhmm:





Create your own stats in order to finesse an argument brehs:mjlol:
It was to illustrate that Randle has more opportunities to get assists because he has the ball in his hands more. How hard is that for y'all to comprehend?
nikka sat down to make up a stat SPECIFICALLY to downplay Julius Randle...that's a tier 3 level hater there:russ:
There's no "hating" about that, it's putting his "assists" in the right context - rather than overvaluing his playmaking like y'all were doing. Just like y'all were trying to argue that Randle was the "more efficient scorer".
 

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It was to illustrate that Randle has more opportunities to get assists because he has the ball in his hands more. How hard is that for y'all to comprehend?

There's no "hating" about that, it's putting his "assists" in the right context - rather than overvaluing his playmaking like y'all were doing. Just like y'all were trying to argue that Randle was the "more efficient scorer".

No shyt because Randle is a better playmaker. Steve Nash had the ball more in his hands than Shaq and averaged more assists so Nash isn't a better play maker because he had more opportunities? That's wrong with you. You never think shyt out.
 
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You never think shyt out.
You're talking about yourself here right? Because you can never claim that I don't think shyt through.:mjgrin:
No shyt because Randle is a better playmaker. Steve Nash had the ball more in his hands than Shaq and averaged more assists so Nash isn't a better play maker because he had more opportunities?
Here's the problem with that analogy.

i) Nash is a PG who ran his team's offense, Shaq was a C who didn't run his team's offense - neither Jabari or Randle can run an offense
ii) The margin between how many assists Nash averaged compared to Shaq is night and day
iii) Nash is one of the greatest passers in history, Shaq isn't. The difference between Randle's and Jabari's playmaking ability is minuscule - the only real difference is one is allowed to push the ball on the open floor and is utilized mostly for dribble handoffs because he doesn't have much more use on the offensive end, and Luke is only trying to make the most out of his game. Whereas Jabari can't do those things simply for the fact that Giannis is on the team and Jabari is best utilized playing off-ball for the betterment of the team's offense
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For every minute that Randle handles the ball he averages 1.7 assists (surrounded by the likes of D'Angelo, Lou Will and Nick Young)
For every minute that Jabari handles the ball he averages 1.3 assists (surrounded by the likes of Dellavedova, Snell and Henson)

Randle handles the ball for 2.2 minutes per game
Jabari handles he ball for 1.7 minutes per game.



Jabari has a 1.43 assist/turnover ratio
Randle has a 1.42 assist/turnover ratio


And still none of y'all Lakers fans can address this. Foot on neck. And all that. :mjgrin:
Go and look at Shaq's assist/turnover ratio, how many assists he averaged with ball in hand and compare them to Nahs's and come back to me.

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