Vassilis Spanoulis Vs. Rubio/Jennings/Lawson/Calderon Euroleague Stats
Ricky Rubio's Euroleague stats:
31.0 Field Goal %
22.4 Three Point Field Goal %
83.6 Free Throw %
6.5 Points Per Game
3.5 Assists Per Game
3.2 Rebounds Per Game
1.6 Steals Per Game
Vassilis Spanoulis' Euroleague stats:
54.2 Field Goal %
44.1 Three Point Field Goal %
88.1 Free Throw %
19.8 Points Per Game
4.9 Assists Per Game
1.8 Rebounds Per Game
0.7 Steals Per Game
That is how incredibly easy the NBA is for Euroleague point guards. Ty Lawson, Ricky Rubio and Brandon Jennings have all seen ENORMOUS LEAPS in their stats when they went from the Euroleague to the NBA, because the defense against point guards in the Euroleague is VASTLY SUPERIOR, as compared to the NBA.
There isn't a no-hand check rule in Euroleague. There is no defensive 3 second rule in Euroleague. There is a true zone defense allowed in Euroleague (unlike the fake zone of the NBA), refs allow more contact in Euroleague, unlike in NBA, where if you barely touch a PG, he gets a foul..........
The court in the NBA is bigger, and there is more spacing between the defenders and the 3 point line, and the picks are set higher because of this, giving the point guards more room to get to wherever they want to with their dribble. In short, the NBA is child's play for any PG compared to the Euroleague, where the game is IMMENSELY more difficult for point guards. That is why Lawson, Jennings, Rubio have seen HUGE increases in their production in the NBA, as opposed to their big time struggling in the Euroleague.
Now look at Spanoulis' numbers. He ALREADY has super production in the Euroleague, and since Lawson, Rubio, Jennings had huge increases in their stats in going to the zero defense NBA, Spanoulis could have out of this world stats in the NBA.
Just remember that Jennings, Rubio, and THIS YEAR'S Ty Lawson, in THIS SEASON'S Ty Lawson, were all scrubs at the Euroleague level, while Spanoulis was considered the best player in Europe, at the same time they all played there. Spanoulis is way better than Bibbly, Douglas, Davis, Lin.
Spanoulis is the championship starting point guard that the Knicks are looking for.
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Brandon Jennings’ Euroleague stats:
38.7 Field Goal %
26.8 Three Point Field Goal %
77.4 Free Throw %
7.6 Points Per Game
1.6 Assists Per Game
1.6 Rebounds Per Game
1.2 Steals Per Game
Vassilis Spanoulis’ Euroleague stats:
54.2 Field Goal %
44.1 Three Point Field Goal %
88.1 Free Throw %
19.8 Points Per Game
4.9 Assists Per Game
1.8 Rebounds Per Game
0.7 Steals Per Game
Ty Lawson’s Euroleague stats:
42.9 Field Goal %
37.5 Three Point Field Goal %
61.9 Free Throw %
7.4 Points Per Game
1.6 Assists Per Game
3.0 Rebounds Per Game
0.9 Steals Per Game
Vassilis Spanoulis’ Euroleague stats:
54.2 Field Goal %
44.1 Three Point Field Goal %
88.1 Free Throw %
19.8 Points Per Game
4.9 Assists Per Game
1.8 Rebounds Per Game
0.7 Steals Per Game
When did Ty Lawson ever play in the Euroleague?
Do the Shumpty Shump, come on and do the Shumpty Shump
Here are Ty Lawson’s Euroleague stats, from his player profile, at the Euroleague’s official website.
Please note, that yo get the field goal percentage you have to add the 2pts and 3pts shots together. You can’t just use the 2 pts percentage, because Euroleague does not count it that way. They don’t actually list the field goal percentage, you have to add it up and figure it yourself.
http://www.euroleague.net/competition/players/showplayer?pcode=003442
And just to further hammer this point home to the low IQ basketball fans here that don’t want Spanoulis,
Jose Calderon’s Euroleague stats:
49.4 Field Goal %
42.1 Three Point Field Goal %
84.1 Free Throw %
11.6 Points Per Game
2.6 Assists Per Game
3.4 Rebounds Per Game
1.5 Steals Per Game
Vassilis Spanoulis’ Euroleague stats:
54.2 Field Goal %
44.1 Three Point Field Goal %
88.1 Free Throw %
19.8 Points Per Game
4.9 Assists Per Game
1.8 Rebounds Per Game
0.7 Steals Per Game
Ming I dont know who you are or what your favorite Office episode is but i am complete sold on your analysis. Sounds like Vassilis Spanoulis in a Knicks jersey at THIS juncture makes more than a ton of sense.
Believe me, id be quivering with excitement, not the least because he is a fellow Greek.
Questions:
1)How the fuck can the Knicks get him here
2)See question 1
by bababooey2 on Dec 31, 2011 5:36 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
wow..3 Ming drops in a matter of weeks
Last night, a comedian died in New York. Somebody knows why. Somebody knows
And despite his wretched play of late,
I somehow still prefer Toney Douglas.
Thanks for making us a contender, Donnie.
by StarksMiddleFinger on Dec 31, 2011 9:28 AM EST reply actions
Yep….between Douglas, Bibby, Davis and Lin…i think we are set at PG
by Chris3035 on Dec 31, 2011 11:19 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
Gee I wonder why you didn’t include his NBA stats. NBA stats tend to correlate better with NBA performance.
FG%: 31.9%
PTS: 2.7
ASTS: .9
TO: .9
by mindfeck on Dec 31, 2011 9:51 AM EST reply actions 2 recs
With all the uncertainty surrounding this team
Its good to know somethings never change.
He is old, 29, he has an attitude problem…he got into arguments with Van Gundy…he had a big head, he was quoted as saying “Back home I was Tracy McGrady, McGrady is McGrady here”
by Chris3035 on Dec 31, 2011 11:18 AM EST via mobile reply actions
I think we should just cut the crap and sign Ming to start at PG
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i think Ming should be our GM
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