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Most cluth player in the NBA according to GMs...
Teddy Roosevelt:
Durant - 39.3%
Kobe - 32.1%
Carmelo - 7.1%
LeBron James -7.1%
What do the stats say?
In the final 10 seconds of a game where their team was +/- three points, Durant was 0-of-5 last season but he did get to the free throw line for nine shots (hitting 8), while Kobe was 3-of-9 from the field and got to the stripe eight times (hitting 7). To throw the other guys in there, LeBron James was 4-of-10 from the field with four free throw attempts, while Carmelo was 0-of-4 with just two trips to the line.
The guy I would give the ball to? Joe Johnson of the Nets — 4-of-4 from the field plus he got to the line 8 times. He's been clutch. But that Durant guy is still a good call.
http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/10/22/nba-gms-would-take-kevin-durant-over-kobe-bryant-for-last-shot/
Chamillitary Click:
Clutch isn't real. Statistically last five minutes of the game LeBron and Melo are head and shoulders over the league. But niggas are lost in this perception that clutch = hitting a shot in the last five seconds of a game.
I've seen Derek Fisher hit a shot with .3 on the clock. Guess he's just absurdly clutch. ::)
Chamillitary Click:
Player FG FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% Ast'd %Ast'd Best Worst
Kobe 317 769 0.412 58 185 0.314 69 0.218 46% 39%
LeBron 333 714 0.466 74 231 0.320 79 0.237 55% 42%
Dirk 235 541 0.434 34 107 0.318 107 0.455 48% 40%
Wade 205 507 0.404 27 101 0.267 34 0.166 47% 32%
Durant 191 479 0.399 40 123 0.325 103 0.539 47% 35%
Melo 193 447 0.432 23 72 0.319 84 0.435 52% 42%
Pierce 167 430 0.388 32 97 0.330 60 0.359 44% 21%
Vince 185 420 0.440 42 117 0.359 72 0.389 50% 38%
Russ 150 403 0.372 13 56 0.232 23 0.153 42% 30%
CP3 187 430 0.435 23 73 0.315 22 0.118 50% 37%
JJ 174 449 0.388 40 114 0.351 47 0.270 46% 32%
Iggy 158 394 0.401 24 112 0.214 28 0.177 48% 31%
Rose 168 401 0.419 4 31 0.129 23 0.137 44% 40%
R.Allen 151 391 0.386 78 215 0.363 105 0.695 44% 34%
Roy 166 371 0.447 24 71 0.338 26 0.157 48% 36%
Avg. 199 476 0.415 36 114 0.300 59 0.300 47% 35%
That chart is since 2006 "clutch" meaning last five minutes of the 4th quarter + overtime (if needed) where neither team has more than a five point lead.
Sorry for it being askew but you clearly see LeBron is more efficient.
http://www.libertyballers.com/2012/2/29/2832299/lebron-james-kobe-bryant-dwyane-wade-clutch-nba-playoffs-4th-quarter
"LeBron ranks above Kobe in seven of eight samples".
Teddy Roosevelt:
I knew Cham was going to come in here and defend his hero. All that's left is for NIK to defend Kobe and this thread will be complete.
Remedy360:
I wasn't aware of this "cluth player" stat. Guess I don't really keep up with all these new advanced stats ;D
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