agg stay很低 颗颗 http://ppt.cc/~Y@Q LaMarcus Aldridge Position: PF Height/Weight: 6-11/240 NBA experience: 4 seasons 2009-10 salary: $5,844,827 Contract status: LaMarcus Aldridge will enter the first year of a five-year extension in 2010-11. Aldridge is set to make $10,700,000 in the first year of the deal. 2009-10: Aldridge averaged 17.9 points (49.5 field goal percentage), 8.0 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 0.86 steals and 37.5 minutes in 78 games (all starts) ... Blocked a season-best four shots April 1 at Denver and Jan. 29 at Houston ... Netted a season-best 32 points on a career-high tying 15 field goals Feb. 2 6 at Chicago ... Scored 15-plus points in a career-high 18 straight games (1/18 -2/23) ... Recorded a season-high tying 15 rebounds, career-high tying 12 defensive rebounds and a career-high tying four steals Feb. 9 vs. Oklahoma City ... Led team in points (27), rebounds (12) and assists (five), while attempting a career-high 15 free throws (made 11) Feb. 3 at Utah ... Totaled a season-high tying 15 rebounds, including nine offensive (one shy of career high), Jan. 18 at Washington ... Passed out a season-best six assists Jan. 13 vs. Milwaukee ... Netted 31 points (13-for-22 FG) to go with 11 rebounds in 52 minutes Dec. 12 at Milwaukee. While 2008-09 was LaMarcus Aldridge's best statistical year, 2009-10 was not far off. In fact, Aldridge posted nearly identical numbers in just about every major statistical category. The Trail Blazers leaned heavily on Aldridge -- and Andre Miller -- all season long thanks to over 300 games missed due to injury. Aldridge ranked second on the team in scoring and third in rebounding. With Brandon Roy missing 17 games in the regular season, Aldridge led Portland in scoring 22 times, scoring 20 or better in 23 games. And with Joel Przybilla and Greg Oden missing a combined 113 games, he led the Blazers in rebounding a team-best 28 times, including double-digit rebounds on 24 occasions. Aldridge led the team with a career-high 24 double-doubles this season and rank ed in the Top 20 in the NBA in minutes played (15th, 2,922), minutes per game (16th, 37.5), field goals made (19th, 579) and field goals attempted (20th, 1,169). Continuing with his trend of post All-Star break surges, Aldridge averaged 21.5 points over the last 25 games. He averaged a team-best 19.7 points in the last 44 games. In six postseason games against the Rockets in 2009, Aldridge averaged 19.5 points (on 49 percent shooting), 7.5 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 0.5 steals, and 1.7 blocks in 39.5 minutes per game. In six postseason games against the Suns in 2010, Aldridge averaged 19.0 points (43 percent shooting), 6.0 rebounds, 2.2 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.8 blocks in 38.2 minutes per game. Aldridge made and attempted fewer field goals in this year's playoffs, but upped both his free throws attempted and made. No matter the season for Aldridge, there's always room for improvement for the fourth-year power forward. And that's just what Blazers coach Nate McMillan said he'd like to see. "The challenge is not only for him to continue to work and get better on the of fensive end of the floor," McMillan said after the season ended. "But I think defensively he can improve ... rebounding, blocking shots. He has just a wide open window of how much he can improve. I think there's so much LaMarcus can do on both ends of the floor." You decide. Is LaMarcus Aldridge a cornerstone of the franchise? Can he become the low-post threat the Blazers need? Cast your vote and comment below on why Aldridge should stay or go. Last year's vote: 96% stay. 硬 --

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