According to RPM Julius Randle is 433 out of 453 qualifying players.
Can we finally admit he sucks.
No because hes not that bad and neither is Smart.
Dude, the Lakers are not winning. They have bad players around him. How do you not understand that? That stat depends on how much a team wins...
Google RPM then go ahead and feel like an idiot.
It has Kelly Olynk ranked 37. Great stat.
Its a flawed stat. Absolutely. But you also had no idea what it is.
Below is it's definition. If a team scores more than the other team, that is good for the players real plus minus. So again, if Randle played with a better squad who outscored his opponent, he would have a better RPM. I won't call you an idiot, because I'm not that inconsiderate.
As the name suggests, real plus-minus shares a family resemblance with the +/- stat in the box score, which merely registers the net change in score (plus or minus) while each player is on the court.
RPM is inspired by the same underlying +/- logic: If a team outscores its opponents when a player is on the court, he's probably doing something to help his team, whether or not he's putting up big numbers.
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10740818/introducing-real-plus-minus
If you read the whole definition and really put your reading cap on you will see the stat is literally developed to account for the fact that regular plus minus is too reliant on the strength of your teammates.
It uses a bunch of calc to more or less look at what the plus minus should be with an average player then compares that to what it actually is. If Randle negatively effects that then he has a negative RPM etc.
If you are gonna be **** dont pretend to be "considerate"