What a type of player! After taking a big contract, it is easiest to water, personally think that it is a three-point pitcher, the former Lane Anderson, the current Bertans, and today's one.
Don't blame the Nets for abandoning you! Peak at the age of 22, sink at the age of 24, scoring + three points + shooting rate is the lowest in the whole career
Don't guess this, he's Landry. Shamet, shamet, the player, what surprised me the most was his age.
Shamet, who was born in March 1997, is only 24 years old this year, but looking at Shamet's career, 76ers, Clippers, Nets, Suns, how old there is a sense of Shamet twenty-seven eight.
How to describe Shamet's career, in one sentence may be the most accurate,
When you think he can do it, he can't do it, and when you think he can't do it, he can do it again.
Shamet is a three-point shooter! So just look at Shamet's three-point stats.
In 2018 at the Clippers, he averaged 2.7 three-pointers per game and shot 45 percent from three-point range, a qualified three-point shooter.
But in 2019, Shamet's three-point shooting rate fell to 38 percent, and his average three-point shooting fell to 2.1 points per game.
After coming to the Nets, in the first 11 games, Shamet averaged 0.9 three-pointers per game and shot only 25.6% from three-point range. Everyone thought Shamet was going to have water, but at the end of the season, Shamet averaged 2.1 three-pointers per game and shot 39 percent from three-point range. Shamet came back to life.
So how did Shamet, who came to the Suns this season, shoot three-pointers? Take a look at the three pictures below.
First, this season's statistics
He played in 42 games, averaged 20 minutes per game, averaged 7.4 points, 1.9 boards and 1.5 assists per game, shot 37.1% from the field, 35.1% from three-point range, and averaged 1.6 three-pointers per game.
Playing time, scoring, shooting percentage, three-point shooting, three-point average per game, are all the lowest in Shamet's career, 22 years old at the peak of the Clippers, 24 years old in the Suns sink?
Two- and three-point stability
Shamet has played in 42 games this season, including 23 games with less than or equal three-point shooting, and up to 21 games with less than 30 percent three-point shooting. Three-point stability, really very poor.
Three, three points shot distribution
Divide your three-point shots into five zones, and you'll find that Shamet doesn't have a three-point shooting rate higher than 38 percent in any of the five areas, and three-point shooting percentages in five areas, which are 35 percent, 32 percent, 31 percent, 38 percent, and 35 percent. I really can't vote at any point.
The Nets abandoned Shamet last summer, partly because there was no salary space to renew Shamet, and partly because Shamet was too unstable. Especially in the playoffs, Shamet's three points did not dare to count on.
In 2018 at the Clippers, he shot 32 percent from three-point range in the playoffs and averaged 1.7 three-pointers per game
In 2019 at the Clippers, the playoff three-point shooting rate was 36%, averaging 1.2 three-pointers per game.
At the Nets in 2020, he shot 39 percent from three-point range in the playoffs and averaged 0.8 three-pointers per game.
Playoffs into such a Shamet, the Suns dare to count on? How would you describe the Operation of Sun Trading Shamet? To put it in one sentence,
First of all, Shamet's three-point shot was too poor, and the Sun had to continue to look for a gun, which is why the recent rumors that the Sun intended to rocket Gordon.
Secondly, the Sun smashed a 4-year, 43 million contract on Shamet, this contract is not big, but think about the Sun's slashing, even a big killer like Ayton, can't afford to give the top salary.
In the end, the Suns gave the Nets a first-round pick to get Shamet.
Of course, Shamet is only 24 years old, and there is still a long way to go, and Shamet needs to improve the stability of the three-point shooting, but this is not easy.
Fans and friends, the Suns would rather give Shamet a contract of 43 million than a big contract for Ayton, is this operation reasonable? Leave me a message to discuss.