ChrisWoj

Would you quit talking out of your ***, your nose is going to leave you if it has to smell the **** spewing from your mouth.

First a note: I will not compare his skillset to Dwyane Wade's. He isn't Dwyane Wade. For you to even imply that any of us have ever said he is the next Dwyane Wade shows that you don't actually know what any of us have ever had to say about Rodney Stuckey.

1. Rodney Stuckey's shooting percentage - In shorter minutes, coming off of a broken wrist Rodney Stuckey's shooting was abysmal. He shot 35% over the close of December and into January. However if you look at his numbers once he began to work his way into regular rotation minutes, beginning with the start of the month of February, and as he began to take more shots per night and play more minutes that percentage increased to 44%.

2. Rodney Stuckey's rebounding - Again we're looking at a player that began his season coming off of a broken wrist. Through December/January his rebounding numbers were poor at best, at only 1.6 per night in limited minutes. Again we see these numbers increase as Stuckey is introduced to regular rotation minutes and a defined roll, and again: as he came back into a rhythm after injury. His numbers in those months jumped to 2.7 rebounds per night. Of course, this does not look spectacular but his minutes per game were at only 21. If you extrapolate out to 48 minutes that's 6.1 rebounds per. Not superstar level, but definitely not poor numbers. That would put him in the top 12 among all point guards in the NBA (note that since he is a backup playing lower minutes I allowed for the numbers to include ALL point guards and not just starters to make my numbers realistic and not unnecessarily gaudy).

3. Rodney Stuckey's athleticism - All I can say is... the **** you been watching?

Come back when you know what you're talking about kid.

-Chris.

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