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Tyrese Haliburton is bang for buck the best offensive player in the league. (alien.top)
submitted 10 months ago by misterblokshots@alien.top to c/nba@nba.space
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I have made an analysis on the best players based on certain statistics in the NBA. In the categories "Best scorers" and "Best Assisters" Haliburton stands out incredibly. He is truely the most valuable offensive player in the NBA if you combine advanced statistics, age and salary.

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• Only 3 players score at least 25 PPG on Min. 60% true shooting, while raking in at least 2 offensive win shares. SGA, Jokic & Haliburton

• Only 3 players record at least 8 APG with at least 40% AST% and less then 14% turnover %. Booker, Jokic & Haliburton

Keep in mind that he is still only 23 until February..

Link to report, since I can't post images:

https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiMTQwMzM5ZDMtMGNkNS00OGQyLWJkNzktNTA0MWNkZGQ4ZGY5IiwidCI6IjM4OGQwNjY3LTE2ZWQtNDM4ZC04ZmJlLTA3YTlhYzQwZjk4MCIsImMiOjh9&embedImagePlaceholder=true

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[–] IHateYouKids@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago (2 children)

I've been calling him a Reggie/Stockton hybrid 2.0 since his rookie season. Given his play style this might be the dude to threaten Stockton's insane AST record and shoot 50/40/90 for years.

[–] misterblokshots@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago (1 children)

We are still quite early in his career and in the season, but he has potential to be really great.

Just has to prove it in the playoffs as well. Also these are stats from 13 games played. Lets see how he holds up after 50-60 games.

[–] IHateYouKids@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

I've been watching ball 40 years. Playoffs don't make players, they make legacies. Skills are skills.

[–] TheMagicMan56@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

I think that Steve Nash is the perfect comparison for him.

Great passer and playmaker, great shooter, extremely efficient and orchestrates both the fastest paced and highest scoring offense in the league.

If Nash was in the league today he'd be encouraged to shoot more threes given his amazing percentages, so he'll basically be as close to a player like Haliburton as anyone could be.