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Mind blown @ Antidope being black.
i only thought he was black because he had Jay-z as his avy
i wonder what people think i am
Caucasian
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Mind blown @ Antidope being black.
i only thought he was black because he had Jay-z as his avy
i wonder what people think i am
I have this strange feeling the Lakers will win tonight. Watch we only get 5 FT's again
Forbes named Carmelo Anthony as the most overpaid player in the NBA
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2013/04/05/the-nbas-most-overpaid-players/
guess they never heard of joe johnsonForbes named Carmelo Anthony as the most overpaid player in the NBA
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2013/04/05/the-nbas-most-overpaid-players/
Forbes named Carmelo Anthony as the most overpaid player in the NBA
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2013/04/05/the-nbas-most-overpaid-players/
guess they never heard of joe johnsonForbes named Carmelo Anthony as the most overpaid player in the NBA
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2013/04/05/the-nbas-most-overpaid-players/
You’ve probably heard that Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony dropped 90 points in his past two games, leading his club to victories over Miami and Atlanta. Only mild surprise there: the focal point of the Knicks’ offense all season, Anthony ‘s 28.1 points per game trails Oklahoma City’s Kevin Durant for the league lead by a just a whisker.
Except, Anthony isn’t Durant. Despite making about $2.7 million more this season, he isn’t even close. Durant gets his points taking four fewer shots per game than Anthony does (18 vs. 22). He shoots 50.5% from the floor to Anthony’s 44%. Durant averages 4.4 assists per game compared to Anthony’s 2.6, and 7.9 rebounds to Anthony’s 6.4.
As the new breed of statistical analysts like to point out, a primary scorer using extra shots to get his points means fewer shots for others (and hence fewer chances for additional points for the team). Assists lead directly to points, and every rebound gives your team a possession, which means a chance to score. Durant, in short, is an efficient player whose numbers translate into wins for his club. The same is true for LeBron James, Chris Paul and Tim Duncan. But not for Carmelo Anthony. And that’s why, at a 2012-13 salary of $19.4 million, Anthony tops our list as the NBA’s most overpaid player.
Following closely behind: Charlotte Bobcats’ guard Ben Gordon ($12.4 million; -2.1 win shares), Brooklyn Nets guard Joe Johnson ($19.75 million; 1.5 win shares) and Orlando Magic guard Helo Turkoglu ($11.8 million; -0.6 win shares). The pattern is pretty clear- scorers that don’t do other things well and that don’t shoot a solid percentage from the field tend to be overvalued.
TheNBAGeek.com, website of Southern Utah economics professor David Berri, attempts to translate players’ efficiencies into what’s known as win shares – largely how many possessions a player gains for his team during a typical game, and how many of his own scoring opportunities he’s cashing in. The model probably isn’t perfect, but the gist of it makes sense – a player taking a lot of shots to score while doing little in the way of passing or rebounding isn’t helping to win many games.
A note on making judgment calls for hurt players: we generally didn’t include strong players that have missed significant time with injuries recently, like Derek Rose or Amare Stoudemire. But we did include those that have has trouble staying healthy for extended periods (at some point you need to show you can stay on the court), or whose performance had been fading for awhile anyway (like Hedo Turkoglu).
Anthony certainly had the efficiency numbers going in his two recent big games, shooting 18-for-26 against Miami and 17-for-27 against Atlanta. But just as common were two other recent games: an 11-for-28 night with zero assists against Charlotte on March 29, preceded by a 10-for-30 night with one assist against Boston on March 26.
Add it all up, and Anthony’s big scoring season and $19.4 million salary has produced less than one full win (0.7) for the Knicks, whose biggest contributor to a 48-26 record is center Tyson Chandler (10 points and 11 rebounds a game while shooting 64%). And for the record, Durant and James, premium scorers that are also efficient and multifaceted, have both contributed over 18 wins to their respective clubs, according to the numbers. No, Anthony is no Durant. He’s not even Tyson Chandler.
How isn't Amare on that list tho? He's making more than all those dudes besides Joe Johnson.
@ Melo being most overpaid. I see what you did there, Forbes.
Knicks are winning games, so I couldn't care less what any of these guys are getting paid and some arbitrary label being placed on anyone. Just win.
Greg Oden was killed by RIP City, not shoes. The Rose Garden was built on ancient burial grounds.
i only thought he was black because he had Jay-z as his avyMind blown @ Antidope being black.
i wonder what people think i am
Dirk? How dare they. The nerveForbes named Carmelo Anthony as the most overpaid player in the NBA
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomvanriper/2013/04/05/the-nbas-most-overpaid-players/
Its a good idea, but maybe make a separate thread for it? I certainly see the pros to just doing it in here thoI'm mad my pic thing didnt take off though, what gives? The majority of you guys are fans of teams that have stuff in every store and dont have to buy it all off the internet like me, I lnow you guys can do it
You hit the nail on the head. I want to see how it goes in here before it becomes its own thing. Plus its a tight knit group in here somewhat.Its a good idea, but maybe make a separate thread for it? I certainly see the pros to just doing it in here thoI'm mad my pic thing didnt take off though, what gives? The majority of you guys are fans of teams that have stuff in every store and dont have to buy it all off the internet like me, I lnow you guys can do it