Who are the most clingy players in NBA?

First of all, the NBA database is very powerful, and one of the professional data can reflect the player's insistence on the ball to a certain extent. This data is called "ball right utilization rate", and we usually use USG to describe it. So if you want to know who sticks to the ball the most in active service, just check the usage rate of each player's ball right last season. The following is the list of top 30 USG in 20 16- 17 season. Simply see who sticks the ball the most and who is the most unique.

Shao Wei is undoubtedly the highest among them, and his ball utilization rate has reached 4 1.7%, which is not only the highest last season, but also the highest in NBA history. In contrast, in 2005-06, Kobe averaged 35.4 points per game, which was 38.7%, the second in history, so Shao Wei's USG can be said to be a "unique file" in history. Of course, the return of high utilization rate is triple doubles per game, but considering Durant's departure last season, the surge of USG in Shao Wei is understandable.

Cousins is the second "sticky ball" among them, and it is also the loss of the ball right after the transfer of the pelican, which is probably unexpected by many people. In fact, Cousins often held the ball on the outside during the King's reign. He is the player who holds the ball for the longest time abroad except Rondo, and Rondo, who has a bad attack and a few shots, has not entered this list because the number of players leaving the court is considered in the calculation method of USG. As a center, Cousins actually ranked second. It's really not easy.

Except for these two people, the gap between the third place and the fifth place is not obvious. They are Demar DeRozan, Harden and Thomas Jr. There are several interesting places to pay attention to. Last season, Owen's ball utilization rate was higher than James's, so many people said that "James has been occupying the ball and Owen can't develop" is actually wrong. There are also Curry and Durant, ranking 1 1 and 26 respectively. It can be seen that they not only threaten to hold the ball, but also have a very high level of non-ball.

All in all, Shao Wei is the one who holds the ball best. He must have the ball if he wants to. However, this season, Thunder has three giants, and Shao Wei's USG is bound to decline. Here, Owen is optimistic. Not many Celtics have the ability to attack and organize the ball. Owen needs to take on more responsibilities because of Hayward's injury. Maybe Owen will be the scoring champion this season.