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Message: [QUOTE="TheFarmFan, post: 5338340, member: 9403"] Shooting stats: FG%; 3PT%; FT%; P; RB; A; BK; S ([B]bold == category leader[/B]) A'ja:.......51.3%; [B]42.4%[/B]; 85.5%; [B]23.4[/B]; [B]10.2[/B]; 3.1; [B]2.3[/B]; [B]1.6[/B] Phee:.....53.1%; 40.3%; [B]90.6%[/B]; 22.9; 7.3; 3.2; 1.5; [B]1.6[/B] AT:..........[B]53.3%[/B]; [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]0.00%[/COLOR]; 69.2%; 15.4; 8.8; [B]9.2[/B]; 0.4; [B]1.6[/B] Stewie:...45.1%; 24.1%; 83.7%; 18.3; 6.5; 3.5; 1.4; 1.4 So TL;DR three-way tie for steals; the only category Phee led in was FT%, AT led in FG% and Assists; A'ja led or tied in everything else. Stewie led in nothing. I'm not knocking Stewie and I actually think she's been suitably respected over her career, but her numbers this year don't merit top five and her team's performance - notwithstanding her truly impressive game 3 heroics - don't bear out an MVP-like campaign. [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)](Side note: I didn't realize -- although I should have because I can't remember ever seeing it and it makes sense with the labrum tears -- that AT basically never attempts treys. And her box scores actually make a lot of sense as a result: she is rarely guarded super closely at the top of the key (because of it, presumably), which gives her more open field to pass for assists, but the lack of a three will necessarily reduce her overall scoring ability, while marginally improving her shooting percentage. And the labrum tears probably also reduce her consistently from even as far out as the FT line. Truly impressive what she is able to do despite the two torn labrums...)[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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