Anyway, here's a more complete list of EdO's pace rankings factoring in PER and age:
Season / Team Pace / Felton's PER / Age / Minutes played
2005-06: 3rd / 14.2 / 21 / 2406
2006-07: 13th / 13.5 / 22 / 2832
2007-08: 14th / 13.8 / 23 / 2972
2008-09: 27th / 13.7 / 24 / 3086
2009-10: 26th / 15.2 / 25 / 2643
2010-11: 3rd (NY) / 17.3 / 26 / 2074
2010-11: 2nd (Den) / 14.7 / 26 / 663
2010-11: 3rd (Tot) / 16.6 / 26 / 2737
I'd say the most encouraging things about that is:
1. His two highest PER's were in snail-slow and lightening-quick teams. He can play both styles.
2. The last 2 years have been his highest 2 PER's. He's not a great point guard by any stretch, but he's a youngish one with lots of game experience entering his prime, and he's got a decent little trend of improvement going. This isn't a Damon Stoudamire situation where you add a PG with crazy rookie/sophomore stats and then wonder for a decade what the fuck you were thinking when you thought he was good. He is what he is--an
average starting NBA point guard with maybe a little upside to become above average.