>If he can't make shots and keep defenses honest, then he's
>not a Top 15-20 PG in the NBA. He's either a bottom half of
>the league starter or a backup on a team with a top PG. I'd
>call that average.
>
>12/6/7 on 40% FG shooting and 56% FT shooting can't be called
>an above average NBA PG right today. For comparison, Elfrid
>Payton did 10/5/7 on 44% FG shooting and 57% FT shooting...
>and had a higher assist rate than Lonzo.