knicks1248 wrote:paul playing like our star should have been playing, a crisp 7-16 for 27 points not 7 for 22 for 23 points

Actually that is 43.7% shooting...Melo shot poorly at 45% for the series...So who is crisp?.

holfresh wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:paul playing like our star should have been playing, a crisp 7-16 for 27 points not 7 for 22 for 23 points

Actually that is 43.7% shooting...Melo shot poorly at 45% for the series...So who is crisp?.

melo shot 42.8%FG against indiana.

game 1 35.7
game 2 50.0
game 3 37.5
game 4 39.1
game 5 42.9
game 6 51.7

you add these 6 figures together to get

256.9

and then you divide this number by the number of games he played which was 6

256.9 divided by 6 = 42.8 paCENT

he had a 51.1%TS

paul george last night against the nba champs had a 64.8%TS and he had 5 assists. his usg/ast ratio was 1.33:1 which is a superior number for the small forward position.

oh and he was guarding lebron james one on one all night.

dk7th wrote:

holfresh wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:paul playing like our star should have been playing, a crisp 7-16 for 27 points not 7 for 22 for 23 points

Actually that is 43.7% shooting...Melo shot poorly at 45% for the series...So who is crisp?.

melo shot 42.8%FG against indiana.

game 1 35.7
game 2 50.0
game 3 37.5
game 4 39.1
game 5 42.9
game 6 51.7

you add these 6 figures together to get

256.9

and then you divide this number by the number of games he played which was 6

256.9 divided by 6 = 42.8 paCENT

he had a 51.1%TS

paul george last night against the nba champs had a 64.8%TS and he had 5 assists. his usg/ast ratio was 1.33:1 which is a superior number for the small forward position.

oh and he was guarding lebron james one on one all night.

Or if you count each shot rather than going by game, it's 43.3%. Either way, it's not 45. You're right that TS% is more important than FG% and that George moves the ball much better than Melo does.

AnubisADL wrote:David West with a TS 63.4% while putting in 26 points.

Roy Hibbert also poured in 19 pts and 9 rebounds and defended the rim.

Must be nice playing with healthy capable teammates.

Ooh nice, both so efficient and shiny!!!

Hey Bob, what do they get with all that TS%?

A Big Loss!

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

dk7th wrote:

holfresh wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:paul playing like our star should have been playing, a crisp 7-16 for 27 points not 7 for 22 for 23 points

Actually that is 43.7% shooting...Melo shot poorly at 45% for the series...So who is crisp?.

melo shot 42.8%FG against indiana.

game 1 35.7
game 2 50.0
game 3 37.5
game 4 39.1
game 5 42.9
game 6 51.7

you add these 6 figures together to get

256.9

and then you divide this number by the number of games he played which was 6

256.9 divided by 6 = 42.8 paCENT

he had a 51.1%TS

paul george last night against the nba champs had a 64.8%TS and he had 5 assists. his usg/ast ratio was 1.33:1 which is a superior number for the small forward position.

oh and he was guarding lebron james one on one all night.

Or if you count each shot rather than going by game, it's 43.3%. Either way, it's not 45. You're right that TS% is more important than FG% and that George moves the ball much better than Melo does.

So who is shooting a better percentage regardless of what the percentage is??

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

dk7th wrote:

holfresh wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:paul playing like our star should have been playing, a crisp 7-16 for 27 points not 7 for 22 for 23 points

Actually that is 43.7% shooting...Melo shot poorly at 45% for the series...So who is crisp?.

melo shot 42.8%FG against indiana.

game 1 35.7
game 2 50.0
game 3 37.5
game 4 39.1
game 5 42.9
game 6 51.7

you add these 6 figures together to get

256.9

and then you divide this number by the number of games he played which was 6

256.9 divided by 6 = 42.8 paCENT

he had a 51.1%TS

paul george last night against the nba champs had a 64.8%TS and he had 5 assists. his usg/ast ratio was 1.33:1 which is a superior number for the small forward position.

oh and he was guarding lebron james one on one all night.

Or if you count each shot rather than going by game, it's 43.3%. Either way, it's not 45. You're right that TS% is more important than FG% and that George moves the ball much better than Melo does.

So who is shooting a better percentage regardless of what the percentage is??

Do you not realize that the column indicating the shooting percentage is labeled "FG%"?

So what is the game of the individual Melo should be giving up shots for???

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

dk7th wrote:

holfresh wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:paul playing like our star should have been playing, a crisp 7-16 for 27 points not 7 for 22 for 23 points

Actually that is 43.7% shooting...Melo shot poorly at 45% for the series...So who is crisp?.

melo shot 42.8%FG against indiana.

game 1 35.7
game 2 50.0
game 3 37.5
game 4 39.1
game 5 42.9
game 6 51.7

you add these 6 figures together to get

256.9

and then you divide this number by the number of games he played which was 6

256.9 divided by 6 = 42.8 paCENT

he had a 51.1%TS

paul george last night against the nba champs had a 64.8%TS and he had 5 assists. his usg/ast ratio was 1.33:1 which is a superior number for the small forward position.

oh and he was guarding lebron james one on one all night.

Or if you count each shot rather than going by game, it's 43.3%. Either way, it's not 45. You're right that TS% is more important than FG% and that George moves the ball much better than Melo does.

So who is shooting a better percentage regardless of what the percentage is??

Do you not realize that the column indicating the shooting percentage is labeled "FG%"?

So what is the game of the individual Melo should be giving up shots for???

No one. I already said Melo should be averaging 60 shots and -0.5 assists per game.

U can't say because it makes your argument look silly...

holfresh wrote:I just admit you I have no point....

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:Your argument was that Melo should not shoot as many shots because he is having a bad outing..He should allow others with a higher percentage to shoot...Well it turns out he has the highest lowest shooting percentage of the starters outside of Chandler Prigioni, who is tied with him at 40%...

Fixed
I don't know if you still haven't figured out that the column with shooting percentage is labelled "FG%" I keep posting the link for you
http://espn.go.com/nba/team/stats/_/name/ny/new-york-knicks

http://espn.go.com/nba/player/gamelog/_/id/4182/pablo-prigioni

http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/1975/carmelo-anthony

Here u go Bonn..U need to be led ....Indy series percentages...

The Boston series doesn't count? Why are we not counting the reserves? They play with Melo too since he's on the court so much.
Thanks for the link. You may not realize it but it actually shows that Pablo too shot better than Melo did in the Indy series.

I think I get it now - it's just like Sir Charles. I need to be more supportive and incorrect in order to get credit from you.