One stat for every Sun to average a career-high in 2017-18
By Adam Maynes
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Tyson Chandler
Field Goal percentage
It’s hard to pin down whether or not Tyson Chandler will receive more or fewer minutes than the 27+ he had last season per game because of the still questionable return of Alex Len.
That being said, Tyson fell .009% away from breaking his career-high in field goal percentage set prior in 2011-12. Quite literally, had Chandler made just two otherwise missed buckets last season, he would have set a personal best.
The Suns’ offense will probably be generally the same as last season and Chandler will not be expected to take a single shot outside of about three feet from the hoop. If so, and he remains healthy, It’s a pretty safe bet that he can make another run at that record.