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Donovan shoots .05% better? Take doesn't mean he's better offensivelyLol
Mitchell is shooting better from the field. Bogey is a better 3 point shooter. That doesn't make him a better offensive player.
Donovan shoots .05% better? Take doesn't mean he's better offensivelyLol
Mitchell is shooting better from the field. Bogey is a better 3 point shooter. That doesn't make him a better offensive player.
https://www.espn.com/nba/team/stats/_/name/utah/utah-jazzActually Bogey's shooting percantages are better than Donovan's.
Sure... more points, better offensive rating, better PER, better offensive win shares, better obpm, and VORP do though. It's not really that close either.Donovan shoots .05% better? Take doesn't mean he's better offensively
Sure... more points, better offensive rating, better PER, better offensive win shares, better obpm, and VORP do though. It's not really that close either.
Yeah, I agree he's a better shooter. He's not a better offensive player. Even if you put the ball in bogeys hands more Mitchell is still a better offensive player and every stat backs that up. They both fill their roles well for us. I'm glad we have them.Of course he does, Bogey doesn't have the ball in his hands every play like Donovan does. Bogey is DEFINITELY the better pure shooter and it's NOT close
This shows Mitchell as better. 45.6>45.1
What does he contribute, exactly? Plays 16 minutes at PG for 0 assists and 1 TO? 6 misses on 7 shots? A massive +/- of -24 in a game we won by 8?Mudiay actually contributes doe.
What does he contribute, exactly? Plays 16 minutes at PG for 0 assists and 1 TO? 6 misses on 7 shots? A massive +/- of -24 in a game we won by 8?
He's a blinkered ball-hog who has 27 assists and 22 turnovers on the season and shoots less than 25% from deep. He's a liability, not an asset.
That's the thing, when he's not scoring, and making tough tough buckets against the defense, he has nothing.
I still stand by the fact that he has been a good resource for bench scoring for the most part, when we've needed it.
Poor mans AB, maybe destitute mans AB.
I wouldn't mind AB coming off this bench right about now.
Bogey is nice. Mitchell is better offensively. Mitchell is averaging 5 more points per game on better shooting percentages. Plus double the assists.
It did change with this last game. But Mitchell was better until this game. But it's pretty much the same shooting percentage from the field on higher volume.This isnt correct.
Bojan is shooting 46%, 45%, and 90% (efg 56%)
Donovan is shooting 45%, 38%, and 82% (efg 50%)
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From the field it's pretty similar. Overall efficiency (3 point, free throw, efg) bogey is quite a bit better.It did change with this last game. But Mitchell was better until this game. But it's pretty much the same shooting percentage from the field on higher volume.
Yes, he is a better shooter. But Mitchell is better at creating for himself and others. That's why Mitchell has a better PER, offensive rating, offensive win shares, offensive win shares per minute, and offensive bpm.From the field it's pretty similar. Overall efficiency (3 point, free throw, efg) bogey is quite a bit better.
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Bogey shoots higher fg%s than Mitchell for both the 2 and the 3. I'm not sure what you're looking at. His 3 point shooting % is elite.Bogey is nice. Mitchell is better offensively. Mitchell is averaging 5 more points per game on better shooting percentages. Plus double the assists.
I think the main problem with your original post and why so many people have critiqued it is that it said Donavon has better shooting percentages. Probably should have dropped that "s" and/or wrote Donovan shoots slightly better from the field (since it was true at the time of your post though it's no longer true)It did change with this last game. But Mitchell was better until this game. But it's pretty much the same shooting percentage from the field on higher volume.
LmaoYou are aware of what the term ceiling means in this context right?
(it means potential)
LmaoYou are aware of what the term expectations means in this context, right?
It means they haven't played to their potential or hype.