I would dispute that.
Don't kill the messenger.
Actually, Ayton is getting lots of these similar touches on the pick and roll. The main difference is that Ayton only really dunks consistently if he's led on an alley-oop pass. On those short rolls he's more likely to throw a kickout pass or hook shot.
My Buddy thinks Biyombo if given the chance would outperform Ayton. He is even telling me they should lock him up long term instead of Ayton. He was also huge on the Shamet deal so there is that.
That's quite a claim. I think it has been extremely visible just how different our interior difference has been with Ayton out. Ayton makes a HUGE difference, and I can't believe we're still talking about this. I love Biz, but we have had several recent games where there has been no defense at the basket. Guys were driving with impunity. And let's not forget about our offensive rebounding problems.
Oh, I don't disagree. See my last sentence. Although, I would be curious to see if there has been any falloff statistically with Ayton off the floor and Biyombo in. I have been swamped at work. I might take a look just out of curiosity. I do know that Biyombo is more efficient under the basket per minute likely because unlike Ayton he dunks the ball more often. Other than that I have not looked at anything.
That's ridiculous.
He's the main reporter for Grand Canyon University.
That is quite interesting. Never would have guessed Jae is the worst on the team offensively.
No money in newspaper reporting anymore, because nobody buys newspapers.
