I appreciate you looking up the stats of both players. Felton averaged closer to 2 TO's per game to Lin's closer to 3. That's always been his problem and Felton taking care of the ball was a big reason why NY lead the league in fewest TO's per game. A huge jump with being last or second to last in that category a year ago.
Also I don't like TS%. I think it's flawed and doesn't tell the true story, no pun intended.
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The difference was 2.3 versus 2.9. I get you are trying to make a point, but rounding down and up respectively is really absurd here. It would make more sense to say the difference was .5 TO's per game. Or about 41 TO's over the course of an 82 game season.
As for TS%, I somewhat agree. Felton was a lot by his better from 3, Lin was much better inside the arc.
Lin and Felton were very close statistically this year.
Back to Melo, he is a very good iso-player but he doesn't make anyone better. Great shooter, decent rebounder, lax-defender, horrible at keeping his teammates involved. He really should never be the focal point for a NBA championship aspiring team.