The Warriors Are Shooting an eFG% of .563

[LAZERUSS]

Amazing.

Golden State has had 16 different players on their roster this season, and 12 of them are shooting eFG%'s of .532+.

And seven of them are shooting .402+ from the arc.

[Nuff Said]

In comparison to what?

[LAZERUSS]

In comparison to what?


How about this...

.563 to their oppositions .475?

[Stout]

Thank you based Curry.

[LAZERUSS]

Thank you based Curry.

Or perhaps...Curry can thank his teammates.

[LAZERUSS]

How about this...

.563 to their oppositions .475?

BTW, the '95-96 Bulls outshot their opponents by an eFG% of .517 to .482.

[imnew09]

Golden era.


Fk the old era. Wilt couldnt do this in this era

[Nuff Said]

How about this...

.563 to their oppositions .475?
That's crazy. Whats the league average?

[LAZERUSS]

That's crazy. Whats the league average?

Currently it is .500. In '96 it was .499.

The '71 Bucks outshot their opposition by a .509 to .424 margin, in a league that shot an eFG% of .449. Their .085 margin is the all-time record, but the Warriors are slightly ahead of that right now at .088.

[LAZERUSS]

Golden era.


Fk the old era. Wilt couldnt do this in this era

Not that your comment has any relevancy to the topic, but Chamberlain was shooting an eFG% of .683 in a league that shot .441, and then .727 in a league that shot .456.

Put those Wilt's in 2016 and those numbers would jump to .774 and .797 respectively.

[Marchesk]

How about this...

.563 to their oppositions .475?

Damn, that's a huge shooting gap. What were the Heat during their second championship run (with Lebron)? They shot well and were a strong defensive team.

[feyki]

BTW, the '95-96 Bulls outshot their opponents by an eFG% of .517 to .482.

Their minimum turnovers , rebounding force by Rodman and forcing opponent to a lot of turnovers did create huge margin against the league . Warriors aren't good or great(like Bulls) on possesions controls . They great shooting team .