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16 | 47.06% |
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10 | 29.41% |
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10-03-2007, 02:56 AM
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Re: Tony Mejia ranks the top 50 current NBA players
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I think he overvalues scorers. Guys like Rip Hamilton, Vince, Pierce, etc. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah it's a homer post, but no. He's fairly efficient (due to getting to the line and a good 3 point shot) and he's a very good rebounder for his size. Plus, I wanted an excuse to use basketball-reference's stat search stuff. I did a search for the rebound rates for forwards between 6'4" and 6'8" (6'9" had too many power forwards come up) who played >10,000 minutes total over the past 6 seasons (I wanted to weed out scrubs but not weed out guys like Lebron who've only played for 3 or 4 years) who are still active. Check it out: link Click the show/hide search terms to see what I entered. Feel free to tinker with it. I'm not trying to claim it's perfect, but it gives you a reasonable idea of where a guy like Pierce or T-Mac stands when it comes to rebounding. 
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#14
10-03-2007, 03:15 AM
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Re: Tony Mejia ranks the top 50 current NBA players
I agree with everyone about Boozer. He should be a top 10er probably.
Disagree with those that think Kidd is overrated. A PG who protects the ball, plays decent enough D and can snag 1.5 steals a game, and on top of that, pull down 8 fricking boards a game is very valuable.
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10-03-2007, 04:12 AM
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Re: Tony Mejia ranks the top 50 current NBA players
I stopped reading after Tony Parker was ahead of Gilbert.
I do agree with Bosh and Stoudamire being ranked higher than D-Howard for the 07-08 year, he isn't nearly the polished players those those two are (obviously he is/going to be insanely good)
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