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Message: [QUOTE="Melancer46, post: 5050672, member: 1674"] I just don't think that's true. He had fewer turnovers because he wasn't actually trying to create for anyone. If you pass the ball more, you're likely to turn it over more. JJ's assist percentage was lower than Maliq's (okay, Maliq is a good passer relative to big men) and also lower than Benny Williams'. Simply looking at turnovers per ____ possessions doesn't really tell us who takes care of the ball best because it doesn't tell us what kind of possessions they're getting. Between JJ, Judah, and Copeland, JJ is the only one who was more likely to turn the ball over than to assist someone. When JJ was on the bench, we turned it over less and assisted more. In fact, our lineup with Judah and Copeland on the floor and JJ off was our best combination in terms of creating offense while taking care of the ball and was pretty remarkable overall. [ATTACH type="full"]240096[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]