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So wait...all of your predictions wrapped up in a bundle here: Afflalo - 15 PPG (8.8 PPG last season) Lawson - 13 PPG (8.3 PPG last season) Martin - 16 PPG (11.5 PPG last season) Carmelo, Harrington, Billups, Smith, Nene...all going to average under 15 PPG each? Because Denver isn't going to score 120+ PPG.

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I am for .5 assists. I am actually for them also in the case when the assist led to a three. Shouldn't the passer be credited for the player they passed to getting more points? So my thing is every pass that leads up to "points" gets the passer .5 assists: • Two Point Shot = 1 assist • Three Point Shot = 1.5 assists • One Free = .5 assists • Two Frees = 1 assist • Three Frees = 1.5 assists • Two Point with And-1 converted = 1.5 assists • Three Point with And-1 converted = 2 assists Of course this will never happen, but I think it makes sense. If a pass leads to an And-1 with the fouled player converting the free, I feel the passer should get 1.5 assists. Maybe what they can do that is simpler is change it to where if a pass leads to two or more points in a possession, in any situation (three pointer, free throws), the passer gets an assist: • Two Point = 1 assist • Three Point = 1 assist • One Free = 0 assists • Two Frees = 1 assist • Three Frees = 1 assist • Two Point with And-1 (converted or not) = 1 assist • Three Point with And-1 (converted or not) = 1 assist No assists on tech frees, obviously. Only for frees on a drawn foul of a defender.

Give me a +1 for starting the trend

Absolutely not. The only person I'd vote for him against is Sarah Palin.

So when is Ty getting his first triple double?

Hm, that's strange, I only counted 4 outs...I guess one of us wasn't watching the game very well because we aren't a true fan

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He is going to struggle a good amount . The AFC's cornerbacks are going to limit his production. Not only that, but now defenses can blitz more frequently since they don't have to double any WR.