7 Takeaways from Cavs 133-107 win over 76ers: Jarrett Allen proves his worth

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• At the same time, it’s fair to point out that most of these shots were open due to how well the ball was moving around the court. Analytics and expected shot value numbers are useful, but they don’t quite capture how much easier shooting becomes when everyone is touching the ball and involved in the offense like this. Support us and Let ‘Em Know with Homage!Anything bought from the links helps support Fear the Sword.
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• Philadelphia converted just 54.2% of their shots at the rim (12th percentile).
• This led to the Sixers ending the game in the 9th percentile for effective field-goal percentage (46%) and the 19th percentile for half-court offensive rating (86.5). Evan Mobley was everywhere defensively.