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Analyzing shot efficiency and player dynamics

I'm examining insights related to early season sample sizes and shot types, particularly dunks and layups. Duren's touch, along with his partners Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ivey, presents some spacing issues. I estimate points per shot at 1.666 with current stats, but PPP includes free throws and turnovers. Historically, elite roll men achieved around 1.35 PPP. I’m curious if the user wants visualizations, comparisons, or scouting breakdowns to explore this further. Let’s keep things concise for clarity!Crafting a reaction with stats and context

I’m gathering insights on roll-man effectiveness. If field goal percentage is 83.3%, that translates to 1.67 points per shot, and with turnovers, points per possession (PPP) might sit around 1.5 to 1.6. That’d be historically elite if volume is meaningful. I should ask about sample size since early-season data can be noisy. Duren's role in Detroit's heavy pick-and-roll offense allows for vertical spacing, while noting his free-throw percentage. Should I suggest comparable stats across seasons in Chinese for clarity?Developing a concise analysis

I’m focusing on creating a tight response. First, I could express surprise about the 83.3% figure and explain its significance. Next, I'll quickly calculate the points per possession (PPP). I need to mention sustainability factors and sample size considerations. For Duren, I’ll highlight his finishing ability, thanks to players like Cade and Ivey, plus his lob threat and improved screen angles. I should discuss defensive responses and offer to compare his stats with last season or the league average using concise bullet points. That would keep things clear!