martin wrote:

VCoug wrote:

MSG3 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:JR 39.5%
Felton 39.3%

Felton is a point guard. He excels in the PnR. More important than comparing shooting stats with a chucker like JR

I think it's kind of funny that you call JR a chucker when he takes fewer shots/game than Felton.

so your definition is only about shots/game? Not quality of shots too?

In Felton's case yes. His entire career has proven that he's not a jump shooter yet he's taking 16 shots/game most of which are jump shots.

VCoug wrote:

MSG3 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:JR 39.5%
Felton 39.3%

Felton is a point guard. He excels in the PnR. More important than comparing shooting stats with a chucker like JR

I think it's kind of funny that you call JR a chucker when he takes fewer shots/game than Felton.

Jonah Kaner @TheKnicksWall

Holy ****. RT @HerringWSJ J.R. Smith has shot 43% from the 3-pt line when he does so w/o dribbling. When he dribbles once or more: 8.3%.

VCoug wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:Anyone see this from the Knicks Wall: http://theknickswall.com/2013/01/28/dribble-j-r/

Jonah Kaner @TheKnicksWall

Holy ****. RT @HerringWSJ J.R. Smith has shot 43% from the 3-pt line when he does so w/o dribbling. When he dribbles once or more: 8.3%.

I knew there was a difference, but I didn't realize it was this bad. I'm sure the staff has pointed this out to him and I notice he's taking more time setting up for the three. He's still ODing on those crazy fadeway mid-range shots tho.

It's always been pretty obvious that most players shoot better when they catch and shoot as opposed to catch, dribble, and shoot but, wow. That's an amazing difference.

Yeah, maybe Coach should put a rule in place that states JR can't shoot a three unless it's spot up opportunity.

Anji wrote:How many three's does JR take while dribbling??? I would like to see those numbers, the actual attempts.

If you asked me I would say the lion share of his three's are catch and shoot three's. Out side of end the quarter situations, I doubt JR has taken more than a handful of three's were he dribbles.

I did some quick calculations and I think JR is 56/133 in catch and shoot attempts and 5/63 when shooting off the dribble.

BigDaddyG wrote:Anyone see this from the Knicks Wall: http://theknickswall.com/2013/01/28/dribble-j-r/

Jonah Kaner @TheKnicksWall

Holy ****. RT @HerringWSJ J.R. Smith has shot 43% from the 3-pt line when he does so w/o dribbling. When he dribbles once or more: 8.3%.

I knew there was a difference, but I didn't realize it was this bad. I'm sure the staff has pointed this out to him and I notice he's taking more time setting up for the three. He's still ODing on those crazy fadeway mid-range shots tho.

Whatever Million dollar coach points out these facts to him will win coach of the year

fishmike wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Welcome, boys and girls, to the forum where there are myriad reasons, opinions, assumptions and baseless mindless statistics that can be used to explain to you why the best player on your winning team should be fed into the nearest garbage disposal.

knicks1248 wrote:Jr maybe shooting bad, but his defense is solid and his energy is always there..melo doesn't shoot well and he lets it effect every other part of his game

VCoug wrote:

martin wrote:

VCoug wrote:

MSG3 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:JR 39.5%
Felton 39.3%

Felton is a point guard. He excels in the PnR. More important than comparing shooting stats with a chucker like JR

I think it's kind of funny that you call JR a chucker when he takes fewer shots/game than Felton.

so your definition is only about shots/game? Not quality of shots too?

In Felton's case yes. His entire career has proven that he's not a jump shooter yet he's taking 16 shots/game most of which are jump shots.

I can hardly wait for the first thread showing "% of quality shots taken per game/vs % of shitty shots taken per game" There must be a site out there that tracks those somewhere...

Then we'll have even more ammo for why Melo (through his association with JR) is an out and out loser driving a team that's only 2nd place in a crap division.

good job.. you just perpetuated that while adding nothing

Very deep, one line response, as usual.
Quality posting.

BasketballJones wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

fishmike wrote:

jrodmc wrote:Welcome, boys and girls, to the forum where there are myriad reasons, opinions, assumptions and baseless mindless statistics that can be used to explain to you why the best player on your winning team should be fed into the nearest garbage disposal.

knicks1248 wrote:Jr maybe shooting bad, but his defense is solid and his energy is always there..melo doesn't shoot well and he lets it effect every other part of his game

VCoug wrote:

martin wrote:

VCoug wrote:

MSG3 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:JR 39.5%
Felton 39.3%

Felton is a point guard. He excels in the PnR. More important than comparing shooting stats with a chucker like JR

I think it's kind of funny that you call JR a chucker when he takes fewer shots/game than Felton.

so your definition is only about shots/game? Not quality of shots too?

In Felton's case yes. His entire career has proven that he's not a jump shooter yet he's taking 16 shots/game most of which are jump shots.

I can hardly wait for the first thread showing "% of quality shots taken per game/vs % of shitty shots taken per game" There must be a site out there that tracks those somewhere...

Then we'll have even more ammo for why Melo (through his association with JR) is an out and out loser driving a team that's only 2nd place in a crap division.

good job.. you just perpetuated that while adding nothing

Very deep, one line response, as usual.
Quality posting.

Very awesome, two line response.
Really interesting.
I would say.

Are we restarting the New New Appolonia?
Posting without content about posts without content
Send closk

AnubisADL wrote:We pay the guy 2.5 million. I'm not complaining.

JR Smith isn't James Harden.

Yes but he thinks he is which is dangerous. With the effort he shows grabbing boards and playing D I could live with him missing good shots. What I can't live with is a player of his ilk thinking he can take on double and triple teams.

jrodmc wrote:Welcome, boys and girls, to the forum where there are myriad reasons, opinions, assumptions and baseless mindless statistics that can be used to explain to you why the best player on your winning team should be fed into the nearest garbage disposal.

knicks1248 wrote:Jr maybe shooting bad, but his defense is solid and his energy is always there..melo doesn't shoot well and he lets it effect every other part of his game

VCoug wrote:

martin wrote:

VCoug wrote:

MSG3 wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:JR 39.5%
Felton 39.3%

Felton is a point guard. He excels in the PnR. More important than comparing shooting stats with a chucker like JR

I think it's kind of funny that you call JR a chucker when he takes fewer shots/game than Felton.

so your definition is only about shots/game? Not quality of shots too?

In Felton's case yes. His entire career has proven that he's not a jump shooter yet he's taking 16 shots/game most of which are jump shots.

I can hardly wait for the first thread showing "% of quality shots taken per game/vs % of shitty shots taken per game" There must be a site out there that tracks those somewhere...

Then we'll have even more ammo for why Melo (through his association with JR) is an out and out loser driving a team that's only 2nd place in a crap division.

all I have to do is quote this^ man because, he said it best