Crowder getting it done at small forward

Great year so far for Jae - As he ranks #3 in TS%(A SHOOTING EFFICIENCY STAT) among a group of 28 players that played forward or forward-guard, based on additional conditions as listed below.
He ranks 7th in 2p%,,,, 8th in 3pa,,,, 7th in 3p% - Very nice numbers in deed.

  http://bkref.com/tiny/vdsay


    swish

Crowder has had a very nice start to his 2016-17 season. He is also playing very good defense to go along with his shooting stats that Swish mentioned. He is very much gradually becoming a very, very good all around NBA player right before our eyes.

Stats aside, I still see this guy as a very, very important leader on our team. He has been filling this role almost since the day he arrived from Dallas. Because of this factor, he cannot be included in any trade as some sort of "fill in" to get a guy who may be able to score only a few points more per game.

There are many reasons for a team go be good, but we all know that scoring points is not necessarily at the top of the list for most players on a good team.

swish wrote:Great year so far for Jae - As he ranks #3 in TS%(A SHOOTING EFFICIENCY STAT) among a group of 28 players that played forward or forward-guard, based on additional conditions as listed below.
He ranks 7th in 2p%,,,, 8th in 3pa,,,, 7th in 3p% - Very nice numbers in deed.

  http://bkref.com/tiny/vdsay


    swish

I don`thave swish`s  stat knowledgeability, but I feel more confident when Crowder lets fly this year. Of course,  he spent the tail end of the season and the playoffs last year  jumping up and down on a bad ankle. Ouch.