…why he’s such a smart and cagey veteran: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnj3_JXRQSk Seriously textbook stuff from Harris. Once a defender turns his back to the guard, he bolts toward the rim—usually along the…
…and it frees Brogdon to pop above the arc for an open shot: https://streamable.com/6gsgf He doesn’t have great foot speed, but he is smart and a patient facilitator who can…
…percent at the charity stripe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlwa30khqgM It’s almost like playing alongside other offensive stars makes it easier to generate open looks. And when a player is as talented a shooter…
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…against them—the NBA’s third-highest rate. It’s not like they’re just giving up a ton of wide-open looks, either; the Blazers allow the second-fewest wide-open shots from beyond the arc (8.6…
…Comparatively, in situations where Zach took a dribble jumper out of the pick-and-roll, normally much less efficient than open spot-ups, he produced 1.375 points per possession—simply a stunning mark: https://nbamath.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/LaVine-One-Dribble-Pull-Up.mp4…
…the position. His skill set and shooting prowess, combined with his height, opened new avenues of attack for offenses. Nowitzki’s consistent fallaway jumper, post-up moves and threatening three-point accuracy kept…
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