Hollinger chimes in on the Raptors and Turkoglu
Turkoglu has been decent offensively but nothing better, with a league-average Player Efficiency Rating (15.06), a high assist rate and middling shooting numbers (42.8 percent after slumping to 41.3 percent last season). Meanwhile, his aversion to defense has become far more glaring without Dwight Howard around to erase his mistakes, playing a role in Toronto's plummet to last in defensive efficiency.
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Haha, that's awesome
I’m so glad we didn’t end up signing him. He did us a huge favor by backing out.
Nice
Meanwhile, his Shopping Efficiency Ratio, a more valued statistic in the Turkoglu household, is rising fast.
by Epimenides on Jan 6, 2010 2:01 PM PST via mobile reply actions
not surprising
I was so glad he rejected our offer, $10 mill a year for 5 years was totally overpaying. just goes to show that many players production is a result of the teams they play on. remember how great shawn marion was in phoenix? he has never been the same player anywhere else. he was good because nash and that system made him good.
and yet, Turk was KP's #1 FA target last July
Portland’s front office has blindspots, nobody’s infallible
I learned that from Stu Inman…LaRue Martin…Sam Bowie…Rich Laurel
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I'm so glad we didn't sign Turk
Miller is not exactly setting the world on fire…but imagine the alternative. Ugh.
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