And then there is the case of Rashard Lewis. Lewis spent most of his career as a small forward, but was moved to power forward by the Magic. The move, though, didn’t dramatically change his production. Lewis posted a 9.8 Win Score per 48 [WS48] minutes with Seattle. With the Magic in 2007-08 his WS48 was 9.6 and last year it was 9.8. An average small forward posts a mark of 7.3, so was Lewis was above average in Seattle. An average power forward, though, has a 10.3 WS48. Consequently, Lewis was below average these past two seasons with Orlando.
David Berri of The Wages of Win Journal compares the relative opposite directions that the Detroit and Orlando franchises have headed since the 08' Playoffs. He gives an interesting take on Lewis potentially switching to the 3.
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Hm, didn't add the link after all. Here it is.
The Magic and Pistons Go Different Directions
'Coach, Dwight is a nice guy. Dwight don't hit anybody. But Superman will knock the crap out of you.' - D12
Saw the link earlier today.
.. normally, I’d bump this but I’ll save it for the news post. Thanks, man.
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