oldfisherman
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Two stats I consider important when evaluating any player are FT% and assists to TO ratio.
In addition to being the much better 3 pt shooter, Crabbe has an edge in the Asst to TO ratio, and a big edge in FT%.
Harkless’s FT% has been hovering around his career average of .580. His best season was .594 a couple of years ago. Crabbe’s carrier FT % average is .845.
I believe a players FT% is a good indicator of his shooting ability compared to other players. Reason; all players shoot FTs under the same conditions, without defensive pressure that can affect the results.
Stats show Harkless’s shooting has not improved over four seasons. It also implies he probably has little chance of showing the big improvement that would be needed to consider him a stating caliber player. He appears to have a ceiling as a limited role player off of the bench.
Crabbe’s overall shooting has improved in his three seasons. Who knows where his ceiling is?
In addition to being the much better 3 pt shooter, Crabbe has an edge in the Asst to TO ratio, and a big edge in FT%.
Harkless’s FT% has been hovering around his career average of .580. His best season was .594 a couple of years ago. Crabbe’s carrier FT % average is .845.
I believe a players FT% is a good indicator of his shooting ability compared to other players. Reason; all players shoot FTs under the same conditions, without defensive pressure that can affect the results.
Stats show Harkless’s shooting has not improved over four seasons. It also implies he probably has little chance of showing the big improvement that would be needed to consider him a stating caliber player. He appears to have a ceiling as a limited role player off of the bench.
Crabbe’s overall shooting has improved in his three seasons. Who knows where his ceiling is?
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