If anyone thinks Westbrook is playing too high, he's certainly not seen Randall play.
Last year's second-team striker, after receiving a four-year, 117 million-dollar top-salary contract offered by the Knicks, has changed his personality this season.
Today's game against the Heat, Randall is familiar with high shots, low shots.
Shooting 5-of-12 from the field, including 3-of-0 three-pointers, he had only 11 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, and four turnovers.
Throughout the fourth quarter, Randall scored nothing and was pressed to the bench by Thibodeau.
This season, Randle has played 42 games.
Averaging 18.9 points, 9.9 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game, it looks all-round though.
However, as a player in the fourth position, he shot only 41.2% from the field, which is very inefficient.
Moreover, Randall averaged 3.5 turnovers per game, ranking seventh in the league.
Westbrook, Harden and these players make high mistakes because they play as guards and need to organize the team to attack.
Randall is different, most of his mistakes come from walking, or in the process of breaking through, the ball out of bounds.
The fourth player, the turnover rate is so high, in fact, it is quite rare.
For comparison, Garnett averaged the highest number of errors per game in a single season, but only 3.3 times.
The other two legends were also 3.3 times before Duncan and 2.3 times.
Some players are like that, and once they get a big contract, they start to get freewheeling.
Because of their outstanding performance in the regular season last year, the Knicks presented Randall with both hands a four-year, $117 million maximum salary contract.
Ben had high hopes for the all-star forward to go further this year after the baptism of the playoffs.
Unexpectedly, Randall, who got a big contract, not only greatly reduced his efficiency, but even his attitude began to be improper.
Cold hand hard shooting, forked waist defense, complaining about the referee, even if it is against the guard, it is necessary to float outside the three-point line to shoot.
But when Van Randle is not feeling good, he is willing to share the ball with his teammates, and the Knicks' record is more than 23 wins and 26 losses.
Halfway through the season, it's no exaggeration to say that Randle is a junk contract.
First of all, his data and efficiency, sorry for his annual salary this year.
Second, Randall has no potential to tap, but his salary is getting higher and higher every year.
Finally, as a player in the fourth position, he has no defense, unstable shooting, and restless personality.
Even if the Knicks couldn't stand Randall and put him on the trade shelf, no team would be willing to take over the contract.
Philadelphia's Harris, although also a garbage contract, the data is not worthy of the salary, playing at least is conscientious.
Randall's words, the ball is not played well, but also comes with its own thorn head attribute.
From the top salary status, playing into a new generation of garbage contracts, Randall's ball dealer, really can't be the boss of a team.
No wonder, when the Lakers were willing to let him go in vain...