In the NBA this circle! Some players are always full of controversy. For their evaluation, it can be said that there are mixed praises and criticisms, and there are many voices of criticism and praise.
Lakers Reverse Jazz! Looking at the Jazz player statistics, there is a player's data, it is really very eye-catching.
He's Rudy. Gobert, playing 28 minutes, 2 of 3, 5 points, 11 boards and 3 fouls, shooting 66.7%, plus-minus -27, the first-to-last in the game.
What makes Gobert even more embarrassing is that substitute center Whiteside, playing 20 minutes, is also 3 of 2, 7 points and 8 boards, but the plus-minus value is +20, ranking 1st in the team.
With a 200 million contract, why gobert only has 3 shots, you know that Mitchell has shot 24 times,
With just three shots in this game, how many shots has Gobert averaged this season?
Averaging 7.9 shots per game, although shooting 71% of the time, the highest career, but this season's average shot per game, down 0.3 times from last season,
For a player with an annual salary of 40 million, this number of shots is really too few. Why does Gobert have so few shots? Personally, I think there are three reasons.
One, jazz style
The Jazz in these two seasons are too obsessed with shooting three-pointers, averaging 43 three-point shots per game last season, the league's first, averaging 40.4 three-pointers per game this season, the league's second, for the three-point frenzy, naturally, the proportion of interior offense is greatly reduced.
Two, Gobert's style of play
Although Gobert's shooting rate is as high as 71%, ranking first in the league, gobert has 86.3% of 0 dribbles this season, and the shooting rate is as high as 74.3%, and the dribble 1 shot is only 9.3%, shooting only 56.3%.
To put it bluntly, Gobert will only eat cake on the offensive end, and the shooting rate of eating cake is very high, but many times, the opponent's targeted defense makes Gobert unable to eat cake at all.
Three, Mitchell
Mitchell averaged 5.2 assists per game this season, second on the team and only 0.1 fewer than Conley, but this season Conley assisted Gobert 61 times, while Mitchell assisted Gobert only 28 times, which is not as good as Ingles' 37.
The same was true last season, with Mitchell assisting Gobert 41 times, less than half of Conley's (88). The tacit understanding of the Jazz Gemini is far from being as good as imagined.
The offensive end only eats cake, which is the reason why many people think that Gobert is highly paid and low-energy, but some people think that Gobert is worth 200 million contracts. The reason is also very simple.
He averaged 14.8 rebounds per game, no. 1 in the league
Averaging 2.3 blocks per game, the league is no. 1
71% shooting percentage, no. 1 in the league
Averaging 4.4 points per game on second-time offense, he was no. 1 in the league
35 double-doubles, 3rd in the league
Plus-minus 7.6, the league is 3rd
Offensive efficiency 116.2, 12th in the league
Net efficiency 12.6, league 2nd
Facing Gobert's defense this season, the shooting rate of opposing players has dropped directly from 47.9% to 42.2%, of which the two-point shooting rate of opposing players is 45.3% and the three-point shooting rate is 31.6%.
Under the basket is less than 6 feet away (frame data), the shooting rate of the opposing player will drop from 63% to 51%.
Gobert, the best defensive player in the three-time league, is definitely not in vain. Mitchell is the jazz's offensive core, and Gobert is the jazz's defensive core.
Ever seen such a second boss? With a 200 million contract, the whole field shot only 3 times, what happened to him?
Fans, do you think Gobert is worth a 200 million contract? Why do Gobert have so few shots? What is the biggest reason? Leave me a message to discuss.