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five a game
Our only hope.buzzy said:five a game
Hes adjusting to this nonsense. Bigs have to shoot threes or else theyll never get ball inside anymore in the near future.CameronCrazy06 said:Cousins shoots threes?
dying? Its thrivingpaulius said:So sad that the big man center position has been dying. Cousins is the only hope left. Just sad.
The league needs some serious big men and fast.
Exactly this.bosoxlover12 said:OR teams realized that if you can efficiently make threes, that it makes more sense to shoot there.
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Teams average 58.6 two-pointers per game, making it 29.1 times per game (49.7%).
Statistically, if a team makes 49.7% of their two point shots, it is equivalent to a team making 33.1% of their three point shots.
So when teams are shooting 39.5% from three, why would they not take more threes?
They don't do it because it's "the future", they do it because it's smart basketballpaulius said:Rim protectors are the rodmans who are below average scores
Big men are shaqs hakeems etc
Embiid can be mini hakeem , but hes starting to fall in love with the three. Every big has bc they know thats the future, which to me is just sad
i cant wait til capela gets back to give james his alley oops againelcheato said:You still need guys who can get into the paint, score in the paint, or create the threat of driving so those three point shots are actually decent enough looks. Can't just take highly contested threes all game, cause they won't drop at a high enough rate.
big men are large, tall menpaulius said:Rim protectors are the rodmans who are below average scores
Big men are shaqs hakeems etc
Embiid can be mini hakeem , but hes starting to fall in love with the three. Every big has bc they know thats the future, which to me is just sad
Teams can take threes , im not saying they cant. Im saying a big man should do what big men do and do his job in the paint or the midrange like it was always donebosoxlover12 said:OR teams realized that if you can efficiently make threes, that it makes more sense to shoot there.
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Teams average 58.6 two-pointers per game, making it 29.1 times per game (49.7%).
Statistically, if a team makes 49.7% of their two point shots, it is equivalent to a team making 33.1% of their three point shots.
So when teams are shooting 39.5% from three, why would they not take more threes?
one of my biggest pet peevesMexi said:Rodman wasnt a rim protector
Rodman was an amazing defender and a rim protector.Mexi said:Rodman wasnt a rim protector