What rookie do you think impacted his team the most?
I think Tj Ford is lookin pretty good i must say.
the rookie for the mavericks *something* Daniels does well when he gits pt.
Mr. Shane wrote:So Bosh's nice numbers don't help his team at all? What about the whole post presence he provides? And athleticism? So his 16 points and 8 boards against the Magic had nothing to with the Raptors winning?
The Nuggets are winning, but Melo's play has been the worst, imo, of the top four rookies that are playing (Darko doesn't count). Sure, he had a 28 point game or whatever, but he also had a few games where he was 3-15 or worse....Bosh isn't the first option, but he's consistant.
Here's their numbers, in comparison:
PPG RPG APG FG% 3pt% FT% MPG
Bosh: 10.7 5.6 .3 .50 1.0 .77 30
Melo: 17.7 6.7 3.7 .38 .3 .73 35
Melo's the number one option on the Nuggets, Bosh is, well, now he's the fourth option after the trade. Before the trade he was the third option. His number have improved, as opposed to the fluctuation of Melo's stats. Melo's rebounding is better, but the Nuggets are a poor shooting team. His points are more, but he's the number one option, and the Raptors are one of the worst scoring teams in the league.
Melo may be more valuable to the Nuggets, but Bosh is extremely valuable to the Raptors, and he should definately be considered for rookie of the year if he keeps these stats up - especially if the Cavs and Nuggets don't make the playoffs.
ahaha, hilarious. Anyway, Grizz are up 119-114 with 1 minute left in the 2nd OT, crap.Psycho Jackal wrote:( thanks for pointing this out Heidi, felt stupid for not acknowleding your superiour intellectuality in NBA Discussions)
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