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Originally Posted by G-Man
With Kidd, the key isn't in his numbers, but in him making it easier for others to score. Thats a hard thing to measure in statistics. If an open player takes 2 dribbles, or makes a pass to an even more open shooter, then there is no assist.
I will concede Kidd would aid the offense greatly. But the idea of smoke trails from Barbosa and Parker ... I'm not saying Kidd is a bad defender, but in comparison, he is definately a slow one.
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yes that is hard to measure. wish it was easier like baseball stats: hitter vs. pitcher. part of the fun of bball.
but note this, for the high flying nets with jefferson and vc getting easy looks, the nets are shooting:
43.6% with 93.6 ppg, good for 3rd from last (heat, minny teams with much worse pgs)
would love to see how him vs. barbosa match up though.