DanH wrote:
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And to the first statement that low usage players generally hurt the offense - absolutely not! High efficiency, low usage guys like Tyson Chandler, Shane Battier (in his prime), Amir etc..., are great compliments to high usage (average to above average efficiency players, like Melo, or Kobe, for instance). Low efficiency is never good in any circumstance for any offense and doubly bad when it's coupled with low usage.
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