You guys know the drill. Here mine goes- 19.5 points per game 9.1 rebounds per game 0.9 assists per game 2.2 blocks per game 2.47 turnovers per game 0.4 steals per game 3.4 fouls per game 33.2 minutes per game .547 field goal percentage
20.1 pts 10.3 rebounds .6 assists 2.1 blocks 2.34 turnovers .36 steals 36.5 minutes 3.3 fouls .567 FG%
30 points per game 20 rebounds per game 10 assists per game 5 blocks per game 0 turnovers per game 5 steals per game 0 fouls per game 48 minutes per game 1.000 field goal percentage Seriously though 20.5 points per game 10.2 rebounds per game 1.4 assists per game 2.2 blocks per game 2.5 turnovers per game 0.4 steals per game 4.0 fouls per game 35.5 minutes per game .540 field goal percentage
20.2 points/game 9.3 rebounds/game 1.8 assists/game 2.3 blocks/game 56% FG shooting 82% FT shooting 36.8 minutes/game 2.4 fouls/game 2.2 turnovers/game
21.8 points per game 9 rebounds per game 2.6 assists per game 2.3 blocks per game 2.12 turnovers per game 0.4 steals per game 3.4 fouls per game 36 minutes per game 55% field goal percentage
I don't think Yao will score any more than 19. This year, we have two more guys who can score 15 in the starting lineup, with two others off the bench. If anything, Yao will get less touches. We will still be centered around him and he'll still be second-leading scorer, but I don't think that he will score as high as many predicted. His rebounding will improve though, and he will play more, and will be much efficient, now that he won't have to be the only scoring option on the floor at times. 17.4 points per game 9.4 rebounds per game 1.5 assists per game 2.2 blocks per game 2.4 turnovers per game 0.3 steals per game 3.5 fouls per game 32.5 minutes per game 54.2% field goal percentage
pts-20.7 ast-2 reb-10.7 bls-2.8 trn-2 stl-.8 fls-3 min-35 fg-.564 i would disagree with trip. Although yao will loose touches, he is still our second scoring option and in his fourth season, he should be an even better shooter and demanding the ball more. Swift and anderson will hopefully slow down the fouls on yao and allow him bigger minutes. Being one of the most efficient players in the nba, i think he can give us those allstar numbers in that time.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting bplld:</div><div class="quote_post">pts-20.7 ast-2 reb-10.7 bls-2.8 trn-2 stl-.8 fls-3 min-35 fg-.564 i would disagree with trip. Although yao will loose touches, he is still our second scoring option and in his fourth season, he should be an even better shooter and demanding the ball more. Swift and anderson will hopefully slow down the fouls on yao and allow him bigger minutes. Being one of the most efficient players in the nba, i think he can give us those allstar numbers in that time.</div> 22PPG .587 FG% .865 FT% Why? Because it's about damn time. Its his 3rd year in the NBA. He now has [some] respect in the nba. Not like the past 2 bs seasons.
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> Why? Because it's about damn time. Its his 3rd year in the NBA. He now has [some] respect in the nba. Not like the past 2 bs seasons.</div> Actually, its his fourth. He always has had respect as a 7-6 giant, so I don't think thats an issue. Its all really about his attitude toward bodying other guys up and whether or not he will break out into the twenties.
Yao could averaged 15 ppg, and we'd still get past the 1st round, atleast I think so...we added two players who can put the ball in the basket, and lost hardly anyone...we're adding about 26 more points per game to the lineup, and thats just basing it on that I think Stro and DA will both give us atleast 13 points apiece...
Exactly. With Howard and Wesley, we had 25 points per night from the shooting guard and power forward. With Swift and Anderson now, I'd figure both can be counted on for at least 14 apiece. Combined, probably 30 every night. We aren't going to be a high-scoring team right off the bat so their points will have to come from somewhere, and that will be a little deduction off everyone's average. McGrady will score less, Sura will too, but Yao might not, due to his impressively increased bulk and more expected playing time. It's not really plausible that he would see a dramatic increase in points average.
although this is off-topic, here's how I think it will play out: TMac: 22 ppg Yao: 17 ppg Anderson: 12 ppg Stro: 11 ppg Howard: 11 ppg James: 10 ppg Sura: 8 ppg Wesley: 7 ppg Barry: 5 ppg Mutombo: 4 ppg ================
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">although this is off-topic, here's how I think it will play out: TMac: 22 ppg Yao: 17 ppg Anderson: 12 ppg Stro: 11 ppg Howard: 11 ppg James: 10 ppg Sura: 8 ppg Wesley: 7 ppg Barry: 5 ppg Mutombo: 4 ppg</div> Way to back up your claims that Andersen and Swift will be putting up thirteen points apiece. Anyways, I'm quite happy at where we are as a team right now. We have depth at all of the positions except small forward really. Plus, like you just pointed out, everyone on the team can contribute point wise so we wouldn't really be that hurt if someone goes down with an injury.
thats what i was thinking. I was like didn't he say 13 a piece. im projecting tmac to avg 24-25 pts, yao to avg 19-20 stro 13 anderson 6-8 howard 9 james 10 sura 7-8 wesley 7-8 barry and deke 5 bowen (haha) 0.6 luther head 2-4 baxter 2-3
TMac: 25.4 ppg Yao: 18.6 ppg Anderson: 9.2 ppg Stro: 11 ppg Howard: 7.8 ppg James: 7.9 ppg Sura: 8.6 ppg Wesley: 5.2 ppg (assuming Anderson will start) Barry: 6.4 ppg Mutombo: 3.2 ppg
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Showtyme2642:</div><div class="quote_post">yao 21.2ppg 9.87rpg 2.9apg 3.4bpg 3.5fpg 1.2spg 33mpg .613field goal percentage....</div> i agree with some but arent others over the top like 3.4 blocks and 1.2 steals
