Jose Calderon, in its year of consecration

Last year we said that Jose Calderon was living his year, but it seems clear that this is the year of consecration. Extremadura is making the numbers and no base AllStar This makes shadow.

The basketball is the sport of statistics. And the NBA is the ultimate expression of this. So let's take a look at the greatest start to the season of Jose Calderon, his first as a permanent fixture in the Raptors being for framing.

First let's look at the statistics specific to a database. That is, assists and losses. While in the NBA for losses not taken into account, because they go like crazy (even Gilbert Arenas criticized assists ratio / loss of Calderon when it sounded for the AllStar), do not think any player who plays the same as Calderon what he can achieve. Insurance is in place.

Jose Calderon is the second paragraph of the top assistant in the league, only surpassed by the great Chris Paul, the soul of New Orleans Hornets team. Chris Paul has 11.7 assists per game, while our basketball Extremadura is 9.4, better than players like Deron Williams, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd and Dwayne Wade. And if we're leaving to see how many assists takes for each ball that is lost, Jose Calderon, with 6, led more players to play (before him there are players who play ten minutes per game as much). The following is Deron Williams with 4.5, and Chris Paul is 3.5

Regarding the notation, Jose Calderon has raised his average was 14.9, showing more secure and earning some game he scored at crucial moments, with a decent percentage of the best players: 44% from three, 100% in free throws and 45.3% shooting from the field.

No doubt this is the year of consecration.

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