Melo is averaging 4rpg, 1apg, and shooting 40% in this series.

[QUOTE=Kiddlovesnets]Well both Carmelo and [B]KD(poor man's Carmelo)[/B] are one-dimensional players, they need to score to be effective. When they are scoring on high efficiency, their teammates also get better open looks. When their shots aint falling, theres little they can do to help the team.[/QUOTE]


That is just dumb. Carmelo is a poor man's KD. KD had the best scoring efficiency of any small forward this season.


[url]http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/hollinger/statistics/_/position/sf/sort/trueShootingPct[/url]

In the playoffs KD is averaging 33/8/6 shooting 48.6% from the field and averaging 10.6 MADE free throws per game.

[QUOTE=tontoz]That is just dumb. Carmelo is a poor man's KD. [B]KD had the best scoring efficiency of any small forward this season. [/B]


[url]http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/hollinger/statistics/_/position/sf/sort/trueShootingPct[/url]

In the playoffs KD is averaging 33/8/6 shooting 48.6% from the field and averaging 10.6 MADE free throws per game.[/QUOTE]
No he didn't. LeBron did.

tontoz ur dumb for even playing to that worthless poster. Give him no more text.

[QUOTE=NumberSix]No he didn't. LeBron did.[/QUOTE]

No he didn't. Durant did. idiot

[QUOTE=NumberSix]No he didn't. LeBron did.[/QUOTE]


Do you need instructions on how to click on a link? :facepalm

[QUOTE=28renyoy]No he didn't. Durant did. idiot[/QUOTE]

Lebron:

eFG .603
TS .640

Durant:

eFG .559
TS .647

I'm taking Lebron here.

[QUOTE=Psycho]Lebron:

eFG .603
TS .640

Durant:

eFG .559
TS .647

I'm taking Lebron here.[/QUOTE]
Exactly

[QUOTE=tontoz]Do you need instructions on how to click on a link? :facepalm[/QUOTE]
LeBron eFG - 60,3%
Durant eFG - 55,9%

LeBron TS - 64%
Durant TS - 64,7%

[QUOTE=Psycho]Lebron:

eFG .603
TS .640

Durant:

eFG .559
TS .647

I'm taking Lebron here.[/QUOTE]



I'll take the guy who shoots 90% from the line over the guy who shoots 15% worse.

[QUOTE=Crafty][B]LeBron eFG - 60,3%
Durant eFG - 55,9%[/B]

LeBron TS - 64%
Durant TS - 64,7%[/QUOTE]
eFG > TS

TS% is skewed by free throws, and if we're talking Durant, I'm sure as fcuk not using a stat that further skews it by rewarding him for his completely bullshit phantom free throws he constantly gets.

[QUOTE=tontoz]I'll take the guy who shoots 90% from the line over the guy who shoots 15% worse.[/QUOTE]
TS already factors in FT percentage.. And Durant only beats him by .7

While Lebron beats Durant by 5 percent from the floor..

5>0.7

It's weird because the Knicks were a great offensive team throughout the year and Melo was efficient. I don't know what the hell they're doing right now

[QUOTE=tpols]TS already factors in FT percentage.. And Durant only beats him by .7

While Lebron beats Durant by 5 percent from the floor..

5>0.7[/QUOTE]
Not to mention, that .7 on TS% is MASSIVELY skewed by Durant's constant parade to the foul line on bullshit phantom calls.

[QUOTE=chazzy]It's weird because the Knicks were a great offensive team throughout the year and Melo was efficient. I don't know what the hell they're doing right now[/QUOTE]
Boston defense.

[QUOTE=tpols]TS already factors in FT percentage.. [B]And Durant only beats him by .7[/B]

While Lebron beats Durant by 5 percent from the floor..

5>0.7[/QUOTE]



Which makes Durant the more efficient scorer. Period

Plus Durants team relied on his scoring far more than Miami relied on Lebron's scoring. Opposing defenses had to worry about Lebron's teamates much more than Durant's.