Player Contributions so far this Season (1 Viewer)

[GrandpaBlaze]

Points, etc. so far this season.

Points:
1. Avdija - 1,158
2. Sharpe - 1,025
3. Grant - 750
4. Camara - 734
5. Clingan - 604
6. Love - 507
7. Holiday - 424
8. Cissoko - 324
9. Williams - 245
10. Murray - 207
11. Rupert - 136
12. Reath - 94
13. Hansen - 74
14. Wesley - 73
15. Krejci - 59
16. Henderson - 56
17. Cooke - 23
18. Thybulle - 20

Rebounds:
1. Clingan - 597
2. Avdija - 306
3. Camara - 301
4. Williams - 243
5. Sharpe - 212
6. Grant - 142
7. Murray 136
8. Cissoko - 130
9. Holiday - 127
10. Love - 114
11. Rupert - 86
12. Hansen - 55
13. Reath - 38
14. Wesley - 25
15. Cooke - 15
16. Henderson - 12
17. Krejci - 11
18. Thybulle - 4

Assists:
1. Avdija - 306
2. Holiday - 174
3. Camara - 144
4. Sharpe - 126
5. Love - 122
6. Clingan - 107
7. Grant - 95
8. Cissoko - 77
9. Williams - 43
10. Murray - 42
11. Wesley - 39
12. Rupert - 34
13. Henderson - 22
14. Hansen - 21
15. Krejci - 12
16. Reath - 10
17. Cooke - 7
18. Thybulle - 3

Steals:
1. Sharpe - 68
2. Camara - 56
3. Murray - 40
3. Cissoko - 40
5. Avdija - 36
6. Holiday - 33
7. Rupert - 30
8. Love - 29
9. Grant - 24
9. Clingan - 24
11. Williams - 23
12. Wesley - 13
13. Thybulle - 10
14. Cooke - 6
15. Krejci - 5
15. Reath - 5
17. Henderson - 3
17. Hansen - 3

Blocks:
1. Clingan - 75
2. Williams - 55
3. Avdija - 30
4. Grant - 26
5. Camara - 24
6. Cissoko - 16
7. Murray - 14
8. Reath - 9
9. Hansen - 8
10. Sharpe - 6
11. Love - 4
12. Holiday - 3
12. Krejci - 3
14. Rupert - 2
15.. Wesley - 1

Turnovers:
1. Avdija - 178
2. Sharpe - 144
3. Camara - 110
4. Grant - 84
5. Holiday - 71
6. Love - 61
7. Clingan - 55
8. Cissoko - 52
9. Murray - 31
10. Williams - 29
11. Hansen - 28
11. Rupert - 28
13. Henderson - 18
14. Wesley - 16
15. Cooke - 9
16. Reath - 7
17. Krejci - 2
18. Thybulle - 1

Games:
1. Camara - 56
2. Clingan - 52
3. Cissoko - 49
4. Sharpe - 48
5. Avdija - 46
6. Love - 45
7. Grant - 40
7. Rupert - 40
9. Williams - 38
10. Murray - 34
11. Hansen - 32
12. Holiday - 27
13. Reath - 24
14. Cooke - 12
14. Wesley - 12
16. Krejci - 6
17. Henderson - 4
17. Thybulle - 4

 

[Everything Beagle]

This is why we actually do want to keep Sidy and Caleb.

 

[Everything Beagle]

Also thank you so much @GrandpaBlaze for assembling these!

 

[SharpesTriumph]

Be interesting where Scoot ends up - I'm thinking 7th in pts with Holiday 6.

3rd in pts.

 

[SharpesTriumph]

This is my guess where the end of season Points rank ends up;

Avdija
Sharpe
Camara
Clingan
Grant
Holiday
Henderson
Williams
Krejci
Love
Cissoko
Wesley
Hansen
Rupert
Murray
Reath
Cooke
Thybulle
Lillard (he plays 5 mins game 82)

 

[Everything Beagle]

This is my guess where the end of season Points rank ends up;

Avdija
Sharpe
Camara
Clingan
Grant
Holiday
Henderson
Williams
Krejci
Love
Cissoko
Wesley
Hansen
Rupert
Murray
Reath
Cooke
Thybulle
Lillard (he plays 5 mins game 82)

Dame will hit 7 threes in a row and beat Thybulle by one point

 

[BassPlaya]

Remember....Dame said he would not play this season. Listen close....the post season in not this season.

 

[wizenheimer]

BBRef says Cissoko has hit the 50 game ceiling and that Rupert has played in 48 games

to me (knock on wood), the most surprising factoid is that Timelord has played in 38 games (knock on wood). If you take away the 9 games that were the 2nd of a B2B (can't remember if he's sat out the 1st game and played the 2nd), that would mean he's probably been 'available' for 47 games (knock on wood).

the Blazers really need a tweener big. A guy who is not locked into drop-coverage and who can switch out to defend the perimeter when occasionally, and can slide between C & PF depending on the situations. A healthy Timelord (knock on wood) is a nearly perfect solution (although it might be better if he was more of a three point threat). But I'm unconvinced that 'healthy' & 'Timelord' are two words that belong in the same sentence. If we knew the he'd be available for 60 games a year (knock on wood), Timelord on a 7-9M/year team friendly contract might be worthwhile. Certainly as worthwhile as Cissoko or Love on minimum deals. Clingan + Timelord + a better, floor-spacing version of Duop would be a good C rotation. The Chinese connection needs to be disconnected

 

[Everything Beagle]

Remember....Dame said he would not play this season. Listen close....the post season in not this season.

Exactly

 

[PDXFonz]

Be interesting where Scoot ends up - I'm thinking 7th in pts with Holiday 6.

3rd in pts.

Top of the turnover list at this rate

 

[Everything Beagle]

I think he plays the last home game of the season, if it doesn’t complicate the team financially.

 

[GrandpaBlaze]

BBRef says Cissoko has hit the 50 game ceiling and that Rupert has played in 48 games

to me (knock on wood), the most surprising factoid is that Timelord has played in 38 games (knock on wood). If you take away the 9 games that were the 2nd of a B2B (can't remember if he's sat out the 1st game and played the 2nd), that would mean he's probably been 'available' for 47 games (knock on wood).

the Blazers really need a tweener big. A guy who is not locked into drop-coverage and who can switch out to defend the perimeter when occasionally, and can slide between C & PF depending on the situations. A healthy Timelord (knock on wood) is a nearly perfect solution (although it might be better if he was more of a three point threat). But I'm unconvinced that 'healthy' & 'Timelord' are two words that belong in the same sentence. If we knew the he'd be available for 60 games a year (knock on wood), Timelord on a 7-9M/year team friendly contract might be worthwhile. Certainly as worthwhile as Cissoko or Love on minimum deals. Clingan + Timelord + a better, floor-spacing version of Duop would be a good C rotation. The Chinese connection needs to be disconnected

The number of games can be inaccurate. I track players contributions for the predictions game and there are times when a player has no points/rebounds, etc. so I don’t bother recording anything.

Mine would be games in which they have had at least one point, rebound, assist, steal or turnover.

 

[SharpesTriumph]

BBRef says Cissoko has hit the 50 game ceiling and that Rupert has played in 48 games

to me (knock on wood), the most surprising factoid is that Timelord has played in 38 games (knock on wood). If you take away the 9 games that were the 2nd of a B2B (can't remember if he's sat out the 1st game and played the 2nd), that would mean he's probably been 'available' for 47 games (knock on wood).

the Blazers really need a tweener big. A guy who is not locked into drop-coverage and who can switch out to defend the perimeter when occasionally, and can slide between C & PF depending on the situations. A healthy Timelord (knock on wood) is a nearly perfect solution (although it might be better if he was more of a three point threat). But I'm unconvinced that 'healthy' & 'Timelord' are two words that belong in the same sentence. If we knew the he'd be available for 60 games a year (knock on wood), Timelord on a 7-9M/year team friendly contract might be worthwhile. Certainly as worthwhile as Cissoko or Love on minimum deals. Clingan + Timelord + a better, floor-spacing version of Duop would be a good C rotation. The Chinese connection needs to be disconnected

Timeline has been awesome this year. Yeah I'd like a 3rd string poor man version of him as our 15th man more than Rupert/Sidy/etc

I'd give Timelord a higher salary but only 1 year. 9 million will suck to be paying him 2 years from now if he can't stay healthy. But if he's healthy he's worth more than $9 million.

He also drilled a couple threes the other night. Although I also saw Andre Drummond is now shooting 3s so the rare thing is if a player doesn't shoot 3s