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Working in the midrange puts more pressure on the defense than being a three point threat, stretching the defense out, and opening up more space for everyone else? What kind of Byron Scott philosophy is this?
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They also aren't taking into consideration that he puts much more pressure on the defense working from 20ft & under then he would running a iso 25+ feet away and hoisting a three when the entire floor knows that's not a good shot for him yet.
People take the number of mvp awards you have seriously?
It's not good basketball because of who he is as a player, not because the 3 is inherently worse than the 2. If his foot was on the line on all of them I doubt your opinion of his shot selection would be better.
Last year, you're basically isolating the month of March. Every other month his shots and points were basically equal. Then you look at March and you see 30% from deep and 53% from the line on a low free throw rate. He shot 52% overall tho, without even looking at his heatmap you can tell that he was hitting at an unsustainable rate on two point jumpers, this is borne out when you look at literally every other month from that season where, again, his shots and points are basically identical.He avg 13 on 47% post all star break last year. This year so far 15 on 45% at 20 years old. Good thing you ain't a GM.
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The way the Lakers are moving the ball he's getting open mid range shots. Even his ones off the dribble with a defender on him have been good money cuz of his length. Again, nobody is saying don't shoot 3's but for now play to your strength.But you’re shrinking the floor and adding a higher degree of difficulty shooting a contested mid range jumper. If he’s indeed isolating, either shoot the 3 or get to the rack. The step backs will be there but making a living off of stare mid range jumpers is hard to do.
At the of the day he's a kid that's improving as time goes on.Last year, you're basically isolating the month of March. Every other month his shots and points were basically equal. Then you look at March and you see 30% from deep and 53% from the line on a low free throw rate. He shot 52% overall tho, without even looking at his heatmap you can tell that he was hitting at an unsustainable rate on two point jumpers, this is borne out when you look at literally every other month from that season where, again, his shots and points are basically identical.
All of this goes back to shoeking's point, his shot selection is not ideal.
This tells me that over an 82 game sample, he's shooting himself in the foot from a consistency point of view.
This season, they've played all of 10 games, so its a little early to comment on anything. At first glance, he's still taking too many 2s vs. 3s from a jumpshot perspective. But again, its early. Maybe this flips as we play more games.
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But you’re shrinking the floor and adding a higher degree of difficulty shooting a contested mid range jumper. If he’s indeed isolating, either shoot the 3 or get to the rack. The step backs will be there but making a living off of stare mid range jumpers is hard to do.
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NT needs it's *** whipped, good.
Do you guys really need reps to justify your opinion? loli suspect most of nt has the same fashion sense and try and mimic these cute outfits in they everyday lives
lol. Of course not. My opinion still stands.Do you guys really need reps to justify your opinion? lol
if your a bad three point shooter & your hovering around the three point line A lot are you really expanding the floor or making it easier for the opposind defense to collapse on cutters & shooters?
Also all of his midrange jumpers aren't contested & many come as a result of him trying to attack the basket. he isn't going to get to the rim everytime, but he has a much easier chance of getting there if he catches it at 18-20 ft rather 25+
- Get it at 18-20 attempt to get to the basket, worse case scenario you take a contested mid range Jumper that your comfortable with & have shown that you could hit at a decent clip.
- Get it at 25+ and make it more difficult to get to the basket, worst case scenario you take a contested three that your not comfortable with & haven't proven to consistently hit yet.
Also the majority of his shots are coming at the basket, he's taken 25 shots from 15-19, compared to 18 3PA so far....
But if you’re standing behind the 3 point, you’re doing your teammates a service by maintaining spacing. Catching at 18 feet off the rip is terrible unless your a big and even then they’re getting away from that.
If he maintains spacing, he’s a poor close away from putting pressure on the defense due to where he’s standing on the floor. No one is closing out poorly to you if you’re inside the 3 pt line. Ever. It’s way easier to get to the basket out of a spot up situation when you’re behind the 3 point line.
Unless I’m reading what you’re saying incorrectly