05 Jail Blazers make worst passing list.
9. 2005-06 Portland Trail Blazers: Note that this is the third 2005-06 team in this list. Coincidence? I think not. The 21-win Blazers averaged 18.2 APG and were the worst team in the league that season, worse even than the Isiah Thomas-assembled Knicks. And just check out this roster: Zach Randolph, Darius Miles, Juan Dixon, Ruben Patterson, Sebastian Telfair...if you're a Portland fan, I'm sure your mouth is filled with throw-up right now. But they, things are SO much better now, right? See. It all paid off.
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The most telling thing about Nate McMillan is the 2004-2005 Seattle SuperSonics showing up on that list.
Ironically, the SuperSonics were an efficient team no matter McMillan’s simplistic offense. As odd as it may seem to me, I can’t deny that his relatively standstill high-low zone offense produces efficient results.
Stupid people have stupid ideas.
part of the issue is that this is assists per game, not per possession
Those Sonics were, as you know, a very slow paced team.
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