Ever since arriving to the Orlando Magic nearly a month ago, Rafer Alston has been skipping along to the beat of a new drum with no problems. As the fill-in starter at point guard for an injured Jameer Nelson, Alston has helped guide the Magic to a 12-4 record and with his presence, provide the team a realistic chance at the #2 seed in the playoffs.
However, as good as Alston has been so far for
It’s time to play a game.
Player A:
Season A -
Per 36 Minutes
PER (16.7)
PPG (13.4)
APG (6.0)
SPG (2.1)
Per 48 Minutes
TS% (55.3%)
eFG% (50.3%)
Player B:
Season B -
Per 36 Minutes
PER (15.8)
PPG (14.7)
APG (6.7)
SPG (2.4)
Per 48 Minutes
TS% (49.6%)
eFG% (45.3%)
One of these players is indeed Rafer Alston. The other player, however, can not be named. It can be said that this individual shares many qualities to Alston.
Click after the jump to see the results.
[Share your guess in the comments section, if you'd like].
Darrell Armstrong:
2001-2002 Season -
Per 36 Minutes
PER (16.7)
PPG (13.4)
APG (6.0)
SPG (2.1)
Per 48 Minutes
TS% (55.3%)
eFG% (50.3%)
Rafer Alston:
2008-2009 Season (w/ Orlando) -
Per 36 Minutes
PER (15.8)
PPG (14.7)
APG (6.7)
SPG (2.4)
Per 48 Minutes
TS% (49.6%)
eFG% (45.3%)
If you guessed Armstrong as the link to Alston, congratulations, you have won the game.
But if you didn't, be lucky that the penalty isn't impending death.
Until next time.