The Milwaukee Bucks traded Charlie Bell and Dan Gadzurik to the Golden State Warrios for Corey Magette.
This is a good move for both teams and potentially a great move for Milwuakee.
Golden State is changing ownership and wants to get a younger nucleus to build around. The Trade of Magette rids the team of $31 million for the next 3 years.
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The Golden State Warriors can score, and hey found some youngsters that will fit right in. Summer in Vegas was hot.
Anthony Randolph had a nice year for the Warriors last year. He exploded this summer averaging 27 points, 9 rebounds, 2 steals, and 3 blocks. He dominated. There will be a lot more playing time for him his year.
Continue reading "Warriors find firepower in summer league."
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The Hawks appear to be sending both backup point guards to Golden State for Jamal Crawford. This brings makes signing Mike Bibby more imperative. To do so, they may not match offers that Marvin Williams receives. Acie Law and Speedy Claxton both are being shipped. Neither really played much last year. Joe Johnson lead the team in assist even though he isn't a point guard. I doubt they will use him as one. Andre Miller and Jason Kidd are both available on the market. My bet is on Bibby returning. Crawford could play the point, but he would be better off as the 2 guard. He did average 4.4 assist along wth 19.7 points.
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As a math major, I'm always fascinated by numbers. I took this years NBA stats and have started tinkering around with them. One major stat stands out so far---offensive rebounds. If you compare offensive rebounds to the wins a team has, you will find that it produces a slightly negative correlation. Meaning, the MORE offensive rebounds a team has, the FEWER wins it will produce. The reason is this: teams with lower field goal percrentages lose more games and have more opportunities for offensive rebounds. When determining the value of a player through statisics, offensive rebounds can be very misleading.
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