The Nets are actually struggling this season, and they currently have a record of 28 wins and 16 losses, ranking third in the East, and have been surpassed by the Heat by half a win! With Durant injured and Irving only able to play away games, if the Nets can stabilize their form in the last month or so and remain in the top four in the East, fans should be satisfied!
When the team can only rely on Harden alone for most of the time, the team's tactics are more about using blocking to initiate, and who is the most suitable player to play with Harden in the Nets? Recently, foreign media reporters have counted the efficiency value and frequency of the Nets' blockers this season!
The Nets' most frequent blocking and dismantling is the 37-year-old veteran Aldridge, who has a 36.8% blocking frequency this season and a 1.25 points per game! The second most frequent blocking was Clarkston, whose blocking frequency was 27.9%, and he scored 1.16 points per round! This was followed by Sharp, with a 23% blocking frequency, and the blocking and dismantling scored 1.12 points per round!
In addition to these three people, Griffin has a blocking frequency of 22.8% this season, blocking and dismantling can score 0.85 points per round, Brook Brown has a blocking frequency of 18.6%, and blocking can score 0.91 points per round! From the above data, we can see that Aldridge is still the player with the most blocks and demolitions in the Nets this season, and he can score 1.25 points per round, which is already a perfect reflection of his ability to block and dismantle!
For the Nets, the more unexpected point is that Griffin's number of blocks and demolitions this season is not much, the blocking and dismantling effect is not good, and the blocking and dismantling scores 0.4 points less per round than Aldridge, which is already a very big gap! It can be said that in the current Nets, Aldridge is still Harden's best blocker!