1 Daly City
4. jcred5 - Steph Curry, Larry Nance, Clyde Drexler, Robert Parish, JaVale McGee, Richaun Holmes, Bradley Beal, Mason Plumlee, Nick Richards, Aaron Gordon, Elmore Smith, Benoit Benjamin
Batman - 15-16 Steph Curry - 32.6 usage% with 63% eggs. According to ash's formula that combines usage and eggs, his number for this season is 5.87. Anything over 3 is very good. He is practically double good. 0ver 400 threes at 45%. 22.2 assist%, 2.7 steal%, yeah, yeah, yeah, 32.6 usage% and 63% eggs.
Robin - When Steph Curry is your Batman do you need a Robin? I guess I will go with 94-95 Clyde Drexler. 25.7 usage%, 52.1% eggs, 18.8CReb% at guard, 16.4 assist%, 70 D.....he's pretty good, but not great, all away across the board.
Alfred - 91-92 Larry Nance - 35 minutes per game of 100 D with 4.5 block% at small forward. His A/T ration is almost 3 to 1, which is nice. 243 blocks compared to 87 turnovers. Very nice!
Offense - Curry is good, did I mention that? JaVale McGee, Mason Plumlee, Nick Richards and Richard Holmes all have 63%+ eggs, so that will help, although none of them will shoot a lot. It looks like Bradley Beal will backup Curry, so the team usage won't go sideways when Curry is on the bench. Robert Parish adds 57% eggs and 13.1 OReb%. Offense looks okay!
Defense - Nance is outstanding! Elmore Smith will help clog up the middle with 82 D and 4.4 block%. Not much else to see here. I'm guessing Plan A is turning Steph Curry loose.
Rebounding - The starting group has an OReb% of 37, which is very nice. The DReb% is 89.4, Which isn't quite as good, but it isn't horrible. McGee, Richards, Holmes, Plumlee, and Aaron Gordon all have good OReb% from the bench, so the overall rebounding will be okay.
Passing - The starting group adds up to 59%, which is a little light, but not a great concern. The bench passing will be a little bit worse, but I'm not going to worry about it. It's not my team.
Midge score - 402 - Steph Curry set the all time record for most threes in an NBA season with 402 ten seasons ago and nobody has ever come close to breaking that, even though we are currently living in The Three Point Era. The second place holder here is James Harden, with 378, but it took him 142 more shots to make 24 fewer threes.