QUESTION: Does high FG Percentage Equate Skill in the NBA?

[Teko]

Not at all. Bron travels more and commits more offensive fouls (that aren't called), and takes fewer heavily contested double and triple-teamed shots. Kobe's field goal percentage is what it is because he didn't give a fukk about efficiency over winning. Sometimes he would take that overboard, but he wouldn't avoid a last second of the quarter long three because that might hurt his FG%...

Anyone can make untested statements. The ability to do so is as probable as having an a$$hole

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

Most skilled player in 95

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

It means you’re a more efficient scorer, not necessarily a better scorer overall (volume has to be taken into account).

FG% isn’t correlated to “skill” necessarily, obviously.

But if you watch Lebron and don’t think he’s skilled you probably don’t understand the game.

Lebron is more skilled at finishing in traffic, 3pt shooting, and passing than Jordan. Jordan is more skilled at midrange jumpers and ballhandling

 

[Jesus]

Brees and Stafford have yards galore, but those nikkas aren't in GOAT convos for QB.

Sounds like an agenda thread to bash "Lebron stans"...

Go look up DeAndre Jordan's FG%

@PapaShango616 fakkit ass nikka...hope your mother dies today

 

[NYC Rebel]

This skilled debate is along the lines of fat women hijacking the word thick

 

[NYC Rebel]

Not at all. Bron travels more and commits more offensive fouls (that aren't called), and takes fewer heavily contested double and triple-teamed shots. Kobe's field goal percentage is what it is because he didn't give a fukk about efficiency over winning. Sometimes he would take that overboard, but he wouldn't avoid a last second of the quarter long three because that might hurt his FG%...

 

[DoubleClutch]

Just stumbled upon this post on Twitter. Interesting

 

[75 Others]

Eddy Curry once had one of the highest FG% in the league