As the saying goes, trees move dead people to live, in the NBA circle, every transaction will change the fate of players, may make players fall to the bottom, may also make players to the top.
Averaged 13 points before trading! Averaging 24 points after the trade, this Lakers do not want to abandon the general, finally to turn over?
Although he was only a No. 30 show, he had many honors in college, winning the NCAA Championship championship, being selected to the All-American Team, and winning the Julius Irving Award.
His career started with the Lakers, but he was abandoned by the Lakers and pelicans, and he was Josh. How did Hart perform after being traded to the Trail Blazers by the Pelicans on the trade deadline? To describe it in four words,
It's blown up! He played in 3 games for the Trail Blazers, averaging 36.5 minutes per game, averaging 24 points, 5 boards and 4.3 assists per game, shooting 60% from the field, shooting 52.4% from three-point range, and averaging 3.7 three-pointers per game. Offensive efficiency 117.9, defensive efficiency 102.6, net efficiency 15.3.
Compared to the Pelicans' pre-trade stats, the score increased by 10.6 points, the shooting percentage increased by 10%, the three-point shooting rate increased by 20%, and the average three-pointer per game increased by 2.7 points. Offensive efficiency increased by 9.1, defensive efficiency by 9.5, and net efficiency increased by 18.6.
After coming to the Blazers, scoring, shooting percentage, three-point shooting rate, offensive efficiency, defensive efficiency, net efficiency, and averaging three points per game are all Hart's career highest.
Why is Hart so good after defecting to the Blazers? The reason may be this.
First, the ball has increased
After coming to the Blazers, Hart averaged 13.3 shots per game, nearly four more than at the Pelicans, and 21.6% more possession than at the Pelicans. 21.6% round share, also the highest in Hart's career,
That's what it's called, give it some sunshine and shine. Of course, not every player gives a little bit of sunshine.
Second, the style of the ball changes
The impression of Hart is a 3D play style of catching the ball, but Hart has slowly changed his playing style over the years.
At the Pelicans last season, Hart scored 24 per cent of non-assisted goals.
At the Pelicans this season, Hart scored 42 percent of non-assisted goals.
In the Blazers this season, Hart scored 46% of non-assisted goals
Hart has made 229 shots from the basket this season, surpassing the three-point shot (150) and shooting 64.2 percent from the basket, which has exceeded the league average. Hart has changed, no longer limited to 3D play, but more and more comprehensive.
Third, the sample is too small
Representing the Blazers only played 3 games, the sample is really too small, coming to a new team, changing a new environment, the players are often very excited, Hart wants to prove himself, but also need to continue such highlights.
With the departures of McCollum, Powell, Covington, and the Blazers rebuilding curtain is about to begin, it's an opportunity for Hart, but also a challenge.
The current Blazers will definitely give Hart a lot of opportunities to prove themselves, but at the same time, the Blazers will also seek the next rebuilding core, like Doncic, Morant, Trey Young, Tatum and other good seedlings,
Once the Blazers find, and Hart does not reach the Blazers' expected goal, then the 26-year-old Hart, minute by minute will be abandoned by the Blazers, of course, is the gold will always shine, Hart to do is, such a great opportunity, quickly prove themselves, even if you leave the Blazers in the future, you can also shine on other teams.
Friends fans, do you think Hart was short-lived in the Blazers? Or do you really have two brushes? Personally, I think Lillard will leave the Blazers this summer 90 percent, what do you think? Leave me a message to discuss.