Justin Verrier

And so for that reason, I went with Khan.

He's eighth and three point percentage in the entire NBA when you whittle it down to just volume shooter.

So taking over five a game, he's second to Jamal Murray.

Yeah, he's already one of the best shooters in the league.

I quibble, I guess, when it comes to how much credence you would give Cooper because of the context where it's just like that team isn't like awful.

I recognize pretty bad.

think they're that bad.

I think your lamello bias is also showing where it sounds like you think that he's like prime Jason kid over here, just like opening up opportunities for Khan.

The usage also isn't like I mean, they're using possession differently, but overall usage is like it's like marginal.

It's like four to five percent difference.

It's like twenty two to twenty six.

I think if it was like 15 to 30 or something.

I just don't think it's, I don't think it's as big as a gap as you're giving.

And also like, here's the thing with Cooper.

It's pretty big.

I don't think so.

I think with Cooper, I think if you want to, the production is there.

He hasn't been terribly efficient overall though.

And so that is the main difference there where it's like, Khan's been just like absolutely dialed in from the start.

I feel like Cooper's had like a pretty typical superstar trajectory rookie season where he's been incredibly productive, not terribly efficient on a bad team.