[NBA University] Lowest turnover% on drives
Lowest turnover% on drives:
1. Maxey: 3.2%
2. Butler: 3.4%
3. Kawhi: 3.9%
4. Haliburton: 4.0%
5. Spida: 4.1%
6. CP: 4.2%
7. Maledon: 4.3%
8. FVV: 4.4%
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104. Jerami Grant: 9.0%
105. THT: 9.2%
106. Gordon Hayward: 9.7%
107. Kuzma: 9.8%
108. Anunoby: 10.2% pic.twitter.com/FMtKMGq5OG— NBA University (@NBA_University) July 5, 2023
by phenomenalray
3 Comments
Makes sense considering he hardly passes
may look a little different if blocked shots counted as turnovers
This isn’t entirely a good thing though. Tyrese almost never takes risks passing, which stalls our offense when he’s the lead guard. He never tries to make the risky entry pass to Joel even if Joel had great positioning or a mismatch. This isn’t inherently a bad thing, why attempt a pass you can’t make, but he’s gotta start attempting and making those passes to reach the next level.
On drives too, Tyrese does get tunnel vision and tries to make crazy finishes (which he often does outside vs teams with length like Boston), but there’s usually a pass or pass away to an open shooter he doesn’t attempt. I’ll take it if Tyrese is much higher on this list next season, with it coming with a huge playmaking leap.