The Nets have good news, Irving is coming back, the Warriors have good news, Thompson is coming back, why don't the Lakers have good news?
The Lakers' best base salary? In the last five games, the team scored 2nd, the plus-minus value was 1st in the team, and the shooting percentage was 1st in the team
This season has played so far, many people are spitting on the Lakers management, leaving Tucker Jr., letting Go of Caruso, trading Towei Less, and missing DeRozan perfectly.
The Lakers management should indeed complain, but there are two signings, and the Lakers management is worthy of praise. The first signing, of course, was Anthony,
And the other signing is Malik Munch, wondering how good Munch has been this season? Take a look at the following data.
First, conventional data statistics
He played 33 times, averaged 25.3 minutes per game, averaged 11.3 points, 2.7 boards and 2.1 assists per game, shot 47.4% from the field, shot 37.3% from three-point range, averaged 1.9 three-pointers per game, plus or minus +3.8. He was 5th on average in scoring per game, 3rd on three-pointers per game, and 2nd on plus-minus
Second, the last five data statistics
Averaging 20 points per game, the team's second-best, behind James, up from Westbrook's 17.6 points
The plus-minus value is 13.2, the first place in the whole team, and it should be known that James, who ranks 2nd, has a plus-minus value of only 8.4.
Shooting 57.4 percent from the field, the team ranked No. 1
Averaging 2.8 three-pointers per game, the team ranked second
He shot 42.4 percent from three-point range, third on the team
Three, the style of play matches James perfectly
Munch has scored 99 assists this season, accounting for 72.3% of total goals. Munch's assisted goals, not just three-point shots, but also shots around cover, hand-to-hand and blocker shots, are perfect for Old Jan and Westbrook.
Fourth, Munch shooting distribution map
65 of 103 shots from the basket, shooting 63.1%
10-of-21 in mid-range, shooting 47.6%
61-of-164 three-pointers shooting 37 percent from the field.
The orange part indicates that it is above the union average, the yellow part indicates that it is flat with the alliance average, and the blue part indicates that it is below the union average. Look at the Munch shooting distribution map, a large patch of orange and yellow.
Fifth, defense
Defense is Munch's biggest weakness in the league, but this season in the Lakers, Munch's defense is not as bad as imagined, and this season against Munch's defense, the shooting rate of opposing players will drop from 44% to 42%.
Keep in mind that against Munch's defense last season, the shooting percentage of opposing players will rise from 44% to 49.8%.
Why did the Hornets, after three years in the Mud, suddenly get up this season in the Lakers? Come to think of it, there may be three reasons.
One, health
Munch has played 33 games this season, ranking third in the team, behind Westbrook and Anthony, and his high attendance has given Munch more opportunities to perform and more time to adapt to playing next to James.
Second, young
Munch is only 23 years old, the future career is still very long, compared to Ellington, Ariza and Bradley, there is no doubt that Munch is more motivated and ambitious, other players pursue a basic salary job, can continue to survive in the league, and young Munch, may pursue a big contract.
Third, personal ability
Ambitious, but also have the ability, and Munch this season in the Lakers, fully showed personal strength, basket breakthrough, three-point shooting, blocking after the middle distance, Munch is like a thousand-mile horse, need the Lakers this Bole to dig.
The Lakers played the new season until now, among the ten base salary players, I personally think,
There are two great values: Munch and Anthony
There are five good deals: Bradley, Howard, Reeves, Ariza, and Ellington
There are three who are not worth it: Nunn, Jordan Jr., and Bazemore
Fans and friends, the Lakers' ten low-salary players, what is the value? What are the costs? What's not worth it? Leave me a message to discuss.