The 2010 @tH Approval Ratings: Darius Songaila
Positives: Took on more offensive responsibility than many assumed he would (19.5% usage rate, 12.5 FGA/36 minutes), versatile in defensive and offensive position play, posted a career high in steal rate (2.3 per 100 defensive possessions), showed good range in shooting the ball, usage rate of 25.9% behind only Tyreke Evans and Brandon Jennings among rookies,
Negatives: Very inefficient offensively (99 ORtg led to a total 0.0 offensive win shares for the season), second worst rebound rate of career, worst PER of career, second lowest true shooting percentage of career
My Grade: 3
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Rohan
I don’t think that Songaila is a rookie.
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This is what I read
showed good range in shooting the ball, usage rate of 25.9% behind only Tyreke Evans and Brandon Jennings among rookies,
"I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, man" ~Jay-Z
"Life is such a roller coaster and then it drops, but what should I scream for this is my theme park" ~ 'Lil' Wayne
by OnPointLikeCP3 on Sep 2, 2010 12:16 PM CDT up reply actions
Haha Ok
I figured it was from one of the rooks. Born February 14, 1978, 6 foot 9, 248 pound rookie out of Wake Forest…..DARIUS SONGAILA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, man" ~Jay-Z
"Life is such a roller coaster and then it drops, but what should I scream for this is my theme park" ~ 'Lil' Wayne
by OnPointLikeCP3 on Sep 2, 2010 2:15 PM CDT up reply actions
I Gave A 3
To one of the oldest rookies in NBA history. Just kidding.
But Songaila didn’t have a terrific season. He was good but not great basically for the duration of the season, but he was easily the team’s most consistent bench player. That may not mean a whole lot considering the bench was so bad, but he was the best player.
"You play to win the game."
Worst WP48
Gave him a 2. His WP48 (wins produced per 48 minutes) of -0.129 was the worst on the team.
Thanks for that stat
So I guess D. Berri has him at negative, and D. Oliver has him at 0 (zero offensive win shares, combined). Just watching him through the year, I wouldn’t have guessed that his offensive efficiency (99 pts/100 possession) would be so low. But he just didn’t shoot well from the floor at all.
Agreed
Watching him play, you just had a sinking feeling he was always getting outplayed most nights. Not necessarily his fault as Bower gave him a ton of minutes but I still gotta consider it…
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