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24 run was perfect - lower release point gave him more room for error in late games with tired legs - more power allowed him to have a consistent high arc - faster release since he didn't need to jump/put the ball high before shooting

Study: Deep 3PT Rate Supplements Poor Shooting Efficiency Shooting Efficiency is very important, but doesn't tell the entire story. Especially, for inefficient shooters like Demin, Maxey, McDaniels who shooting translated to the NBA. The Missing Key?: Deep 3PT Rate (25+ feet) Deep-3 volume seems to signal shooting ability that TS% can’t capture, since poor efficiency can be driven by shot difficulty rather than lack of shooting ability. Taking difficult long jumpers aren't true indicator of their shooting ability. It does suggest confidence and skill validated in practice/coaches. I've built a simple query of all inefficient PGs, SGs, SFs drafted in first round (since 2019), that shot high Deep 3PT Rate. There was a 100% success rate that their shooting translated to the Pros. This leads me to believe, even if you're an inefficient Shooting 1st round graded prospect, as long as you're shooting enough Deep 3PA, the shooting will translate to the next level. draftcasual.com/home/stats?pla…

Rich Paul says he BEGGED the Pelicans to draft his client Tyrese Maxey at pick 13 in the 2020 draft 😳 The Pelicans passed because the analytics said Tyrese Maxey wasn’t a good enough 3PT shooter at the time The Pelicans selected PG Kira Lewis Jr instead (Via Game Over)



per barttorvik, keaton wagler will be the first drafted player listed 6’5 or taller since 2010 with zero career dunks only five 6’5+ players with FIVE or fewer dunks have been drafted: robbie hummel, jon diebler, ryan reid, kim english, da’sean butler and greivis vasquez.


“Being #1 [in the draft] is cool, but I’m more worried about the best fit for me.” — Darryn Peterson There is not a cleaner fit in the entire draft than the Utah Jazz and Darryn Peterson. sltrib.com/sports/jazz/20…







Tobias Harris has made $277 million dollars while getting to fly under the radar. Never good enough to have any expectations as a franchise player, but never bad enough to be out of a rotation. Literally the perfect career.



Just noticed Anthony Edwards is only generating 1.1 potential assists per minute On Ball this year. That's the second lowest number in the tracking era for players On Ball more than 30% of the time. His scoring is elite.. but is he involving teammates enough in your opinion?

The 2025-26 Kia NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award winner will be revealed tonight at 6 PM ET on Peacock and NBCSN. The three finalists: ▪️Chet Holmgren, @okcthunder ▪️Ausar Thompson, @DetroitPistons ▪️Victor Wembanyama, @spurs




















