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knicks1248
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12/8/2016 10:37 PM LAST EDITED: 12/8/2016 10:48 PM
This is a nice break down on rose..
some of the key points i have been saying, and some of you as well Why our FTA are so low, and while this points out rose, our entire roster is soft, and avoids contact.. As you can see, Rose drives hard at the basket, but pulls up when he sees Kanter and attempts to lay it in from the right side of the rim. Had he continued on his path to the left side of the basket, there’s an easy argument to be made that Kanter would have hit him and Rose would have had either 2 free throws or an and-one. There is some contact between Kanter and Rose here even with Rose’s change of route, so this looks like the type of play that Rose would argue should have been called. However, if Rose wants to get calls he feels he deserves, he needs to welcome contact, not shy away from it. Nonetheless, Rose’s lackluster free throw rate is a single negative mark on what has been an otherwise pretty impressive early season with respect to scoring on drives. Wasn't his knee injuries all non contact injuries...smh, his awkward landings are scary sometimes, all to avoid serious contact, Im sure it's definitely related to his back spasms.. twisting up your body to avoid contact is a sure way to pull something to far last season Rose does tend to get tunnel vision when attacking the rim, however, which is not good for a player who has struggled to finish around the rim with any consistency. Rose passes out of his drives only 23.3% of the time - a figure that, if it holds up, will not be good enough to generate quality offense for the rest of the team. This year, Rose only passes the rock on 28.6% of his drives; among the same sample of players that we used above, that’s the 5th lowest figure (Kyrie Irving and Damian Lillard are the only two point guards with a lower pass % off dribble drives). Obviously, based on his previous numbers, this is already an improvement; unfortunately, there’s still plenty of work to be done. Rose can clearly generate offense for himself, but more passes out of the paint should be beneficial for the rest of the team. Another factor why we dont shoot a lot of FT's https://streamable.com/8d5e?t=0.746087 There were some extremely visible gaffes multiple times per game early in the season, when Rose was blatantly missing open shooters more often than not in favor of getting his own looks (seriously, there’s nobody within 15 feet of KP on this play). But if he passes to KP and he misses the open 3, there would be nobody there for the long rebound but Labron and he's off and running. Rose attacking the basket can bring a multitude of things, a foul, a and1, an offensive put back to name a few, but even on that drive he doesn't go hard to the rim like a AI or Marbury, he's more finesse. ES
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