Our previous starting lineup is the best per 100 possessions in the league by far. I can't say I saw this coming.
Is Larui's scoring and Keyonte's efficiency driving this?
RIP Walker Kessler, anchor of the best starting lineup in the league in 2026 unless something insane happens.
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reason why Kessler had to go for the season
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This is a pretty solid explanation of the per 100 stat, basically a way to SORT OF measure pace. And oh my, yes, we have plenty of that with this lineup.
*EDIT: I think it is largely due to how Keyonte runs and moves the ball, coupled with relatively small sample size three point shooting.
game 1 doing a lot of lifting here
The Jazz saw this and said Walker you need surgery.
4 white dudes . . . crazy
The Spurs are the only one of those teams that has looked pretty good.