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Officially Official Gamethread: Grizzlies @ Magic 12/26/16

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Wonder if that's by design by Vogel to bring AG along slowly or Fournier just being Fournier?

 

It would be interesting to see other players ratios passing to Gordon.

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when I saw Biyombo's numbers I thought it might be a function of the offense. but the extra 0.13 passes per minute might represent Fournier finding Vucevic outside of the offense.

 

so basically, Fournier might find vucevic outside of the offense at a higher rate than he finds Gordon at all.

 

Yeah but is that because he's looking for Vuch more than AG?

 

Remember the earlier gripes of lack of ball movement and AG's frustration with that and defense? Could he of been speaking about Fournier?

 

Fournier goes out, Vuch is in the bench and AG has two 30 point games in a month.

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So he passes to Ibaka .21 times a minute

Payton .2 times a minute

Gordon .13 times a minute

Vucevic .35 times a minute

Biyombo .22 times per minute

 

So it definitely looks like he is more willing to pass to Vuch, as he passes to Vuch almost twice as often as he passes to Payton, Ibaka, or Biyombo and about 3 times as often as he passes to Gordon.

 

 

This answers my question. He looks for Vuch more than anyone intentionally.

 

Might need to keep that in mind to AG's development and to our success.

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This answers my question. He looks for Vuch more than anyone intentionally.

 

Might need to keep that in mind to AG's development and to our success.

 

It could be a function of the offense as well. We should probably also look at the ratios of other players passing to Vuch and to Gordon.

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It could be a function of the offense as well. We should probably also look at the ratios of other players passing to Vuch and to Gordon.

 

Yeah. It's indisputable that he passes the most to Vucevic. We don't know the intent though.

 

Fwiw, meeks has a rate passing to Gordon at 0.21. But sample size. They've played 73 minutes together

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It would be interesting to see other players ratios passing to Gordon.

It would be more interesting to see Gordon's ratios passing to other players. Watching him, he misses opportunities to pass out of fast breaks to a guard, causing him to turn the ball over because of overdribbling or get caught in a double team.

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It would be more interesting to see Gordon's ratios passing to other players. Watching him, he misses opportunities to pass out of fast breaks to a guard, causing him to turn the ball over because of overdribbling or get caught in a double team.

 

Gordon has passed to Fournier 119 times. so 41 more times than Fournier has passed to him.

 

he's assisted Fournier 13 times. Fournier has only assisted him 8 times this season.

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Gordon has passed to Fournier 119 times. so 41 more times than Fournier has passed to him.

 

he's assisted Fournier 13 times. Fournier has only assisted him 8 times this season.

Wow... so the starting 2 has assisted the (more or less) starting 3 8 times in 33 games... that's impressive

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I think we're litigating this issue too much though.

 

the point is, Fournier shouldn't be the primary ball handler. he will be until we find someone better or Payton pushes back into the starting lineup.

 

Nobody who is an upgrade of significance is available.

 

We need Payton to handle the ball more and Payton, Gordon, and Ibaka to handle more of the scoring so that we're not looking at Fournier everytime we go through our initial set without a basket.

 

Fournier stops playing like Jimmy Butler and plays more like Kyle Korver and everyone is happy.

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