Interesting to see some advanced stats on the comparison.
Definitely see some potential for similar use and know that Rivers liked Redick a lot when he
coached against him. Seems like screening by the big men will be
key.
Can Redick be the Clippers' Ray Allen? espn. go. com/blog
/los-angeles/clippers/post/_/id/4888/can-redick-be-the-clippers-ray-
allen
Need to eliminate spaces in link
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/11/2013 - 09:35 PM
No just no! For most of Allen's career he wasn't just a decoy on offense he was actually
the focal point.
CP3Heliflopter CNS MVP X2Posts: 7602votes: 14
09/11/2013 - 09:53 PM
^The writer is comparing an old Ray Allen with Redick not a prime Ray Allen. Current Ray
Allen is comparable.
Agent0 CNS MVP X3Posts: 12036votes: 105
09/11/2013 - 10:03 PM
Redick can be comparable to old Ray Allen, of course young Ray Allen wouldn't make sense.
Redick also did a really nice job as a passer with the Magic last
season.
Voyeur CNS MVP X2Posts: 5129votes: 29
09/11/2013 - 10:28 PM
Yeah, I don't think anyone is saying Redick will be as good as Allen was in his prime. Just
that he'll fulfill a similar role in Doc's offense. Maybe not as many points, but in
terms of running off screens and just being overall deadly from the
outside.
At least we paid for somebody. I remember when Rasual Butler was our best shooter. Do
you remember that guy; Philly native who was a huge fan of boxing?
I'd point out that 2007-2008 Ray Allen (the year used in the article for statistical
comparison), was only 32 years old. Merely 3 years older than Redick now. His total
points numbers went down when he went to Boston not because of age (yet) but because
of the way he was used as not being option 1,2, and 3. When your third best player is
Chris Wilcox, you are going to score a lot. When your top 3 players are KG, Pierce, and
Allen, scoring will be more evenly distributed.
On the Clippers, with Paul and Blake clearly ahead of him, I think a 2007-2008 Ray Allen
type year for JJ is completely reasonable (especially on a per 36 minute
basis).
Pretty much every team in the league would pay $6.5 million for an "old Ray
Allen" in 2007-2008. Dude was an all-star his first 2 years in Boston. If JJ
Redick is an all-star (I don't think he has any shot, even if he equals Allens numbers
those years), then the Clippers will walk into the Finals. So don't lament paying
all that money for an "old Ray Allen"
Voyeur CNS MVP X2Posts: 5129votes: 29
09/12/2013 - 09:24 AM
jarca wrote:
So we paid 6.5 mil for an old Allen
No. We paid for a guy Doc think's is perfect for his style. How come this is so hard for some
people to understand?
david Site AdminPosts: 27647votes: 59
09/12/2013 - 12:10 PM
The numbers look pretty similar there- that would be huge if JJ can become the Clipper
Ray Allen. The potential is there offensively. I'm hoping he will hit 40% 3's and set
a new Clipper franchise record for 3's (currently held by Caron Butler I
believe).
Agent0 CNS MVP X3Posts: 12036votes: 105
09/12/2013 - 01:12 PM
I thought Jamal had the season record for 3PTM?
jarca wrote:
So we paid 6.5 mil for an old Allen
You're thinking old as in last season. 33-35 year old Ray Allen is more accurate.
That guy was worth at the least $6.5M
Old? Guy just turned 29. Lights out shooters like this don't start declining until their
mid 30's really. For the 3 or 4 years we signed him for he will be very
productive.
david Site AdminPosts: 27647votes: 59
09/12/2013 - 01:55 PM
Agent0 wrote:
I thought Jamal had the season record for 3PTM?
Yep you're right- Jamal made 149 and Caron 128, with % of 37.6% & 38.8%,
respectively. Very good %'s there, and Willie Green made 42.8% (71/166) which is
even more impressive.
BTW welcome to Clippers Topbuzz, dukenilnil!
clipper*joe CNS Champion UltraPosts: 22137Location: los angeles votes: 179
09/12/2013 - 02:31 PM
jarca wrote:
So we paid 6.5 mil for an old Allen
Not too long ago you were complaining about Sterling being too cheap. Now he's
overpaying? Can't make everyone happy, I guess.
Clipperman#5 Clipper StarterPosts: 284Location: Los Angeles, CA.votes: 1
09/12/2013 - 03:07 PM
ahhhhh ^^^^welcome back @ClipperJoe, dam homie can I get a video mix update though IM dying
over here without your usual Pre season Clipper Mixtape!!! But back on point lets
see the season play itself out 1st b4 we start using the terms "overpaid"
too prematurly.
Agent0 CNS MVP X3Posts: 12036votes: 105
09/12/2013 - 03:11 PM
Clippersfan86 wrote:
Old? Guy just turned 29. Lights out shooters like this don't start declining until
their mid 30's really. For the 3 or 4 years we signed him for he will be very
productive.
He's talking about the comparison. We said Redick is like older Ray Allen, not prime
Ray Allen, but Jarca has already said he doesn't like Redick, so of course he's more
likely to spin that in a negative light.
clipper*joe CNS Champion UltraPosts: 22137Location: los angeles votes: 179
09/12/2013 - 05:01 PM
Clipperman#5 wrote:
ahhhhh ^^^^welcome back @ClipperJoe, dam homie can I get a video mix update though
IM dying over here without your usual Pre season Clipper Mixtape!!! But back on
point lets see the season play itself out 1st b4 we start using the terms
"overpaid" too prematurly.
I'll try to get one out but this year, I've been reeeeaaaal busy. lol
No promises.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/12/2013 - 06:16 PM
Agent0 wrote:
He's talking about the comparison. We said Redick is like older Ray Allen, not prime
Ray Allen, but Jarca has already said he doesn't like Redick, so of course he's more
likely to spin that in a negative light.
So Redick is like the Ray Allen that harassed Kobe in the final defensively? So
techniqically we have a big 3. Cp, BG, and Redick
Yes Redick is comparable to Boston Celtics Ray Allen. Almost identical PER 36 stats as
shown and similar skill level defensively. Neither great or elite defenders but
both above average. I wouldn't go around using one series to label Allen a defensive
stopper. I don't know why it's such a stretch for some to grasp but to think Redick can
be a reliable 3rd option who puts up say 15/4 on elite efficiency and solid
defense... isn't a stretch by any means. He's going to get more open looks than he
ever has before with CP3+Blake.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/12/2013 - 07:05 PM
^^^ Dj has comparable per to the top 15 centers but 90% of the board wants him
gone
^^^ Dj has comparable per to the top 15 centers but 90% of the board wants him gone
People want him gone mostly for fit, not because he's a bad player. Redick on the other hand
is an incredible fit, at least on paper. I see a big year for him. Besides a lot of that
has to do with such a mediocre center crop the last decade.
CP3Heliflopter CNS MVP X2Posts: 7602votes: 14
09/12/2013 - 07:51 PM
jarca wrote:
^^^ Dj has comparable per to the top 15 centers but 90% of the board wants him gone
DJ makes a lot more than Redick. Sucks in the playoffs and makes Dwight Howard look like
a decent FT shooter.
DJ makes a lot more than Redick. Sucks in the playoffs and makes Dwight Howard look
like a decent FT shooter.
Can't forget that either. One makes 11 mill, one makes 6.5. I feel like Jarca just wants to
find SOMETHING to hate on right now TBH, because Redick is an amazing fit and
acquisition.
Agent0 CNS MVP X3Posts: 12036votes: 105
09/12/2013 - 09:20 PM
jarca wrote:
So Redick is like the Ray Allen that harassed Kobe in the final defensively? So
techniqically we have a big 3. Cp, BG, and Redick
A comparison doesn't mean exactly the same in every area, stop being deliberately
difficult.
This comparison is talking about tole and offensive production on the respective
teams.
Voyeur CNS MVP X2Posts: 5129votes: 29
09/12/2013 - 10:21 PM
Bringing up Ray Allen (or any other player) makes me nervous anyway. I'd rather think of
Redick will bring his own attributes to the team. I'd love to see him break out and
show some of that Duke flash. But even if he just becomes a solid 3-point shooting
role player, it should still be beneficial!
cleepers CNS MVP X3Posts: 11039votes: 157
09/12/2013 - 11:33 PM
Comparison?
Ray Allen has the better tan... JJ has more hair. Done.
And jarca... I'm still really impressed you can support a team you hate so
much!
#superfan
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/12/2013 - 11:41 PM
cleepers wrote:
Comparison?
Ray Allen has the better tan... JJ has more hair. Done.
And jarca... I'm still really impressed you can support a team you hate so
much!
#superfan
Says the guy who hated on players who utter a negative word about VDN
cleepers CNS MVP X3Posts: 11039votes: 157
09/13/2013 - 12:02 AM
^ Yeah, my hate for the team, coaching and management is legendary around these
parts. That must really piss off a true fan like yourself.
I wonder how much you'd be sniffing Tony Parker's sphyncter if we actually signed
him... my bet is that he suddenly wouldn't be as good.
ClipperB23 Clipper All-StarPosts: 2210votes: 21
09/13/2013 - 12:10 AM
^ cleepers actually supports his team through thick and thin. He's not the one who
hates Donald Sterling with a passion, calls Blake Griffin soft, CP3 overrated, and
JJ Redick overpaid...
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/13/2013 - 12:14 AM
cleepers wrote:
^ Yeah, my hate for the team, coaching and management is legendary around these
parts. That must really piss off a true fan like yourself.
I wonder how much you'd be sniffing Tony Parker's sphyncter if we actually signed
him... my bet is that he suddenly wouldn't be as good.
You forgot about your man crush on VDN
cleepers CNS MVP X3Posts: 11039votes: 157
09/13/2013 - 12:16 AM
^ I'm not the one who keeps bringing up his name, dude.
Miss him, do you?
Don't worry... I'm sure you'll learn to hate Doc just as much before too
long.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/13/2013 - 12:26 AM
cleepers wrote:
^ I'm not the one who keeps bringing up his name, dude.
Miss him, do you?
Don't worry... I'm sure you'll learn to hate Doc just as much before too long.
By your logic, you must love sniffing Parker's jock strap
cleepers CNS MVP X3Posts: 11039votes: 157
09/13/2013 - 12:41 AM
jarca wrote:
By your logic, you must love sniffing Parker's jock strap
Well apparently, that's what it takes to be a Clippers fan, right?
Doubt our All-world PG against the majority of expert
opinion.
Call all our roleplayers overpaid.
Question the very existence of our FO, even after a 75% improvement in win total in only 2
seasons.
Lie on your back open-mouthed hoping for a Parker
T-bag.
#Superfan
Again says the guy who called Cp a diva and almost went postal when it was clear that Cp
didn't want Vinny back.
But you're so loyal
cleepers CNS MVP X3Posts: 11039votes: 157
09/13/2013 - 12:57 AM
^ Have fun finding that post.
You'll find my opinion was constant that there wasn't a better available coach... and there
wasn't.
Fortunately, our "non-existant" FO (your words, not mine - quote "we don't have
a FO") managed to get an unavailable coach.
I'm sorry for you that the Clippers are getting harder and harder to hate... but I have no
doubt you'll keep finding ways, no matter how unreasonable.
#superfan
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/13/2013 - 12:57 AM
cleepers wrote:
Comparison?
Ray Allen has the better tan... JJ has more hair. Done.
And jarca... I'm still really impressed you can support a team you hate so
much!
#superfan
Sorry David but Cleepers needs to learn how to use the ignore button so he can stop stalking
me. I was having a good conversation here till this guy showed up. It seems obvious
that he holds a grudge over a debate that I clearly schooled him on a while
back
cleepers CNS MVP X3Posts: 11039votes: 157
09/13/2013 - 01:07 AM
jarca wrote:
Sorry David but Cleepers needs to learn how to use the ignore button so he can stop
stalking me. I was having a good conversation here till this guy showed up. It seems
obvious that he holds a grudge over a debate that I clearly schooled him on a while
back
You schooled me, dude. That's comedy school, right there.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/13/2013 - 01:10 AM
cleepers wrote:
You schooled me, dude. That's comedy school, right there.
You mad? I'll be the bigger person and say I love you
cleepers CNS MVP X3Posts: 11039votes: 157
09/13/2013 - 01:19 AM
jarca wrote:
You mad? I'll be the bigger person and say I love you
You do know I'm not French and don't play for the Spurs, right?
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/13/2013 - 01:23 AM
cleepers wrote:
You do know I'm not French and don't play for the Spurs, right?
Silly! VDN isn't French but he did play for the Spurs
Silly! VDN isn't French but he did play for the Spurs
You're the one mentioning "l'amour". I just hope you'll be happier than the
previous Mrs. Parker.
Best wishes to you both.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
09/13/2013 - 08:16 AM
cleepers wrote:
You're the one mentioning "l'amour". I just hope you'll be happier than
the previous Mrs. Parker.
Best wishes to you both.
How cute you're still mad
namzug CNS MVP X1Posts: 2581Location: So Calvotes: 21
09/13/2013 - 09:48 AM
what was this thread about? you guys are funny.
I think the anticipation for the season is getting people worked up.
With that said, I think they will definitely fill a similar role in Doc's system. I think
running JJ run off screens will work great, and if he can force the offense to a
certain direction he might do great on defense too. I think he can definitely bring
what Ray Allen brought to the Celtics, to us.
Voyeur CNS MVP X2Posts: 5129votes: 29
09/13/2013 - 10:21 AM
Here's a post that's eerily related to this topic...I like the breakdown of Redick's
shooting in this analysis:
I agree that Redick is a great shooter. But there's a huge difference between
shooting a wide open set shot like Redick to Allen who was still defensive focal
point in Boston. I'm not worried about Redick in the regular season. He'll get his.
I'm worried about the playoff when the defense intensify and your flaws are
magnified.
I'm sorry Jarca but you're very misinformed. Allen was never known as a
"defensive" focal point. KG anchored the Celtics defense and if they
wanted perimeter defense on guys like Kobe it was Tony Allen, not Ray Allen. That's
who held Kobe in check in the finals and who you're confusing Ray with apparently.
Tony Allen came off the bench and gave Kobe fits and got a "Kobe Stopper"
nickname. Ray Allen has always been an average defender, like Redick. Redick is
actually a more tenacious defender if anything and Doc could really do something
with that.
I'm sorry Jarca but you're very misinformed. Allen was never known as a
"defensive" focal point. KG anchored the Celtics defense and if they
wanted perimeter defense on guys like Kobe it was Tony Allen, not Ray Allen. That's
who held Kobe in check in the finals and who you're confusing Ray with apparently.
Tony Allen came off the bench and gave Kobe fits and got a "Kobe Stopper"
nickname. Ray Allen has always been an average defender, like Redick. Redick is
actually a more tenacious defender if anything and Doc could really do something
with that.
You misunderstood me. I meant that other team paid close attention to Allen. They
didn't just let him shoot open shot. The difficulty level of his shot is much higher
than Redick who benefits via set shots from drive and kick which will be eliminated
comes playoff. It's no mystery that reddick struggled last year in the playoff.
It's the same reasons guys like Novak and jcross struggles.
And yes Allen did keep Kobe in check. Tony Allen just played what 15 MPG. Who guarded Kobe
for the other 23-30 mins?