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Points Per 40-Minutes Pace Adjusted
21.3 ppg; finished top 4 amongst small fowards in the draft
Danilo Gallinari's Italian League scoring average rounds out the top five. The Italian forward's Euroleague numbers are also quite impressive, considering they came against the highest level of competition in the world outside of the NBA.
-From this, we established the fact Danilo is an elite scorer
Danilo Gallinari took care of the ball despite his age and the high level of competition he went against, with Gallinari’s total being notably impressively considering how much ball-handling he does for his team as both a playmaker and slasher.
-From this we establish that Danilo doesn't turn the ball over and can take care over the ball. That is HUGE with a team full of turnover prone jackasses
John Hollinger’s pure point rating [100 x (League Pace / Team Pace) x ([(Assists x 2/3) - Turnovers] / Minutes] is considered by some to be a superior way of measuring how well a player distributes the ball, as it rewards high volume assist gatherers over low-risk types, while docking players more who turn the ball over at a high rate.
Gallinari ranked 2nd in his position
Danilo Gallinari shows excellent ball-handling skills and polished body control inside, and these abilities helped him grab the top two spots on the list. He’s likely a better athlete than most people are giving him credit for, and this table here backs that up. Very rarely do you see European players faring so well in this particular stat, which is one of his biggest draws as a prospect. T
Danilo Gallinari is not just an excellent slasher, he can also shoot the ball fairly well.
Steals Per 40-Minutes Pace Adjusted
2.4 STEALS for a 6"10 foward.
Gallinari is actually a good defender. Showed varying levels of interest on the defensive end throughout the year
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