Can he get to the free throw line?
Unfortunately, Jack doesn’t get to the line as frequently as one might expect given how many shots he takes (and makes) near the rim. In fact, he takes fewer free throws per 36 than Stuckey, and I think most of us agree that Stuckey should be shooting more free throws. However, I’m inclined to think that Jack’s full 60% shooting vs. Stuckey’s 46% shooting at the rim mitigates this quite a bit. Can he score from the perimeter? Yes, as the shot chart above makes perfectly clear. Of the PGs we’ve considered, only Collison has a better career average (in one season), but the 41.2% that Jack posted 2009-2010 is better than any other single season posted by these four players. (Sessions shot 3-7 in 17 games as a rookie, however). Can he get his teammates involved in the offense? As noted above, Jack’s career assist numbers are respectable and are very similar to Stuckey’s. So on first glance, he doesn’t appear to be a sigificant upgrade in that department. However, he did average a career be
