<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> I noticed P.J. Brown, in his tenth season, had, by my reckoning his best year as a pro. So, I went ahead and looked for other players in a similar situation: having just completed their best seasons ever. Often, second and third year players are naturally on the rise, so I limited my search to players in their 4th seasons or later. Career Years in 2002-03: Ron Artest, Chauncey Billups, P.J. Brown, Kobe Bryant, Ricky Davis, Howard Eisley, Adonal Foyle, Kevin Garnett, Rip Hamilton, Matt Harpring, Juwan Howard, Troy Hdson, Larry Hughes, Bobby Jackson, Jason Kidd, Kerry Kittles, Jamal Mashburn, Tracy McGrady, Brad Miller, Steve Nash, Rasho Nesterovic, Dirk Nowitzki, Jermaine O'Neal, Paul Pierce, Malik Rose, Brian Skinner, Vladimir Stepania, Predrag Stojakovic, Kurt Thomas, Ben Wallace, Jason Williams. </div> full article: http://www.hoopsanalyst.com/goodman2.htm
Add Troy Murphy & Michael Redd to the list. I'm surprised to see Paul Pierce on there, I actually thought he had an off year, he is scary good.
Pierce absolutely did have an off year. he shot career low in almost every percentage. he did however become more well rounded more versatile player and it will be interesting to see him combine that with his regained shooting touch
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting AzBalla17:</div><div class="quote_post">the Matrix should be on there</div> he actually didnt improve much statistically, but by watching him play u could see a huge improvement. - and why is paul pierce on that list, he dont deserve to be on there
Well, Gilbert Arenas even though he is going into his 3rd year. Yeah, definately Troy Murphy, and Ricky Davis. Pierce shouldn't be on the list. He had a better year last year.
I think tony parker and ricki davis and paul pierce still have better years ahead of them. maybe gilbert arenas too
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">I think tony parker and ricki davis and paul pierce still have better years ahead of them. maybe gilbert arenas too</div> duh they do... but this means up to date best season...
parker, murphy and arenas were only sophomores, thats the natural rise kicking in... rashard lewis had his best year, especially after the trade, corey maggette, donyell marshall and allan houston. i reckon juwan had his best season statistically with washington in 95/96, but in terms of maturity and leadership it was def last season
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting shapecity:</div><div class="quote_post">Add Troy Murphy & Michael Redd to the list. I'm surprised to see Paul Pierce on there, I actually thought he had an off year, he is scary good.</div> I was thinking the same thing...