Domantas Sabonis Any Questions?
- Thread starter HndsmCelt
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But he’s a tractor
That's one quality tractor.
I like that in his post game presser when asked about his perfect shooting his response was "but I missed a free throw"
Maybe one of these? Them Lamborghini tractors sure are pretty....who needs a lousy Ferrari anyways?
Long term I really believe he is being set up to take a big L on this whole deal. Indy felt like a team that was setting themselves up for 2023-2024 but their play is almost certainly going to force them into making some bad decisions. It might be like a 7-9 seed treadmill they find themselves on rather than 7-9 in the lotto, but if they lock into Turner and give Haliburton the extension this offseason all they have is draft capital and Boston's pick is probably going to be 28th or lower.
LoungeLizard
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Niiice.
PorchSurfin
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It's getting so ridiculous at this point.
ockingsfan
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Crazy that Domas is actually playing better with a broken thumb, then he was before the injury!
Two hands were holding him back.
macadocious
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Ya, he’s a tractor
Should we break his other one, too, to unlock the totality of his superpowers?
Be careful with wishes
Pimpis Zajoba
G-League
https://nbarankings.theringer.com/points-created-ranking
The Best Players in the NBA, According to Our Points Created Metric
By Zach Kram
We can identify the players spearheading this movement with our points created metric, which combines points scored, points created via assist, and points created via screen assist into one umbrella metric, scaled per 36 minutes. This isn’t just an arbitrary, meaningless stat; in five of the last six seasons, the points created leader also won MVP. (The one exception was 2018-19, when Giannis Antetokounmpo won while ranking second.)
So who tops the points created leaderboard halfway through the 2022-23 season? If that MVP trend continues, we’re poised for a Nikola Jokic threepeat:
The Best Players in the NBA, According to Our Points Created Metric
By Zach Kram
We can identify the players spearheading this movement with our points created metric, which combines points scored, points created via assist, and points created via screen assist into one umbrella metric, scaled per 36 minutes. This isn’t just an arbitrary, meaningless stat; in five of the last six seasons, the points created leader also won MVP. (The one exception was 2018-19, when Giannis Antetokounmpo won while ranking second.)
So who tops the points created leaderboard halfway through the 2022-23 season? If that MVP trend continues, we’re poised for a Nikola Jokic threepeat:
- 1. Nikola Jokic (62.2 points created per 36 minutes)
- 2. Luka Doncic (56.1)
- 3. Giannis Antetokounmpo (53.2)
- 4. Ja Morant (52.9)
- 5. Domantas Sabonis (52.7)
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Pimpis Zajoba
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ockingsfan
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Sabonis is actually a perfect combination of the 2 best Kings front court players of all time, 2 Hall of Famers.
He is really a perfect mixture of Chris Webber and Vlade Divac rolled into one player. He has Webber's scoring and rebounding and Vlade's passing and locker room leadership/god father role. It's really incredible to watch how the Kings have come together around him and Fox.
He is really a perfect mixture of Chris Webber and Vlade Divac rolled into one player. He has Webber's scoring and rebounding and Vlade's passing and locker room leadership/god father role. It's really incredible to watch how the Kings have come together around him and Fox.
