SGA didn’t just play well—he rewrote the record books with a calculator and a straight face. Meanwhile, Scottie’s stats are still loading… like my Wi-Fi during a power outage. The real question isn’t who’s faster—it’s whether we’re still using paper to measure greatness. Spoiler: the algorithm won.

P.S. If you think Scottie can catch up… why is your betting system wrong? Comment below before the next stat drops.

Demin doesn’t shoot—he calculates the arc of inevitability. His turnover? So low it’s basically a statistical ghost. Scouts still chase height and percentage like they’re hunting for pixels… but Demin? He sees rotations you didn’t know existed. His body mass is underweight—but his geometry? Perfectly mismatched to defense systems designed for mortals under 195cm.

So… if we trained him through structure—not shots—we’d find what every stat misses: a man who thinks two steps ahead while standing still.

What’s your betting system missing? Exactly this.