推 DarkChilles:今天是另類最佳第六人爭霸賽 02/18 08:35
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COY 沒給 Doug Collins 我比較難過，
不過他給了 Iggy 跟 Lou 很大的 Credit,
所以今天上 ESPN 的全國轉撥，要加油阿！不要漏氣XD
Defensive Player of the First Half
Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia 76ers
You should by no means discount Dwight Howard's chances of
winning another DPOY trophy. Even though Orlando was only 13th
in the league in defensive efficiency entering Friday's play,
don't forget that Howard remains largely surrounded by
non-defenders. He remains an undeniable game-changer on that
side of the floor, even amid all the uncertainty surrounding
Howard's future and the all-over-the-map play we've seen from
the Magic as a result.
However ...
The inevitable fatigue that stems from voting for Dwight year
after year for this award and the rise to prominence for a
handful of a previously under-the-radar defenders raises the
real possibility that there will be a new DPOY at season's end.
The list of possible Dwight successors is certainly a long
one. You could make a passionate case for pretty much all of
these havoc-wreakers: Dallas' Shawn Marion, New York's Tyson
Chandler, Chicago's Luol Deng, Memphis' Tony Allen, Atlanta's
Josh Smith, Boston's Kevin Garnett, Oklahoma City's Serge
Ibaka, and, yes, James.
But great, standout D is what earned Iguodala his first-ever
invite to the All-Star Game ... and it's why he'll start the
season's second half with a slight DPOY lead over Marion and
Co. As Professor Hollinger likes to remind me, Philly ranks
No. 1 in the NBA in defensive efficiency with a makeshift cast
of bigs behind him thanks to Spencer Hawes' ongoing injury
woes. Iguodala thus gets the early DPOTFH nod.
Sixth Man of the First Half
Lou Williams, Philadelphia 76ers
James Harden. Jason Terry. Al Harrington. Mo Williams. Jamal
Crawford.
Maybe I'm just getting older, but I don't remember too many
Sixth Man Award races with five or six worthy contestants.
I also can't quite put any of the above ahead of Lou Williams
at this juncture.
Something tells me Harden will be a more popular choice among
the masses, given how critical he is to the Thunder's success
and his career-best production in terms of scoring average
(16.8 points per game), field goal percentage (.469) and
3-point percentage (.373). Yet for once I'm going to give the
edge to the righty, rewarding Williams for quietly playing a
more efficient game than Harden statistically.
Playing roughly five fewer minutes per game -- and without
scorers like Durant and Westbrook flanking him to divert
attention -- Williams is shooting the ball better from 3-point
range (even though he's not thought of as a shooter) while
leading his team in scoring and ranking No. 3 in the NBA is
assist-to-turnover ratio. He's the closest thing Philly has to
a go-to guy, averaging nearly six points in fourth quarters,
which has helped put Williams in position to possibly become
the league's first player since Charlotte's Dell Curry in
1993-94 to lead his team in scoring (total points) without
starting a single game.
Harden is obviously the better overall player, but I'd argue
that Lou Will is no less important to his team. He's clearly
the captain of the most productive bench (averaging 43.9
points nightly) in the NBA.
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2015 跟 permoon 不是覺得 Louis Williams 不怎樣？
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