Which shooters do we target in free agency?
- longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]
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Which shooters do we target in free agency?
Don't get me wrong, I love the deal...any time you get the best player in a trade you have won, and we got by far the best player. But losing Zach and replacing him with only an average 3-point shooter in Butler leaves us in a worse 3-point shooting position. So you have to believe this will be Thibs' priority in free agency. How about a clean thread to just talk about 3-point shooters?
The problem is no wing is going to come here if he expects to start, because Butler and Wig are locked in. So a guy like Reddick is not viable. So, who are the guys who can fill our need for 3-point shooting, but also be content to come off the bench?
The problem is no wing is going to come here if he expects to start, because Butler and Wig are locked in. So a guy like Reddick is not viable. So, who are the guys who can fill our need for 3-point shooting, but also be content to come off the bench?
Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
I know his is a crazy idea for most, but how about a PG who can shoot.
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Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
Duke13 wrote:I know his is a crazy idea for most, but how about a PG who can shoot.
I think you might be getting your wish.
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Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
I think it's still very possibly Ricky gets moved at this point. That would open up a spot for a guy like George Hill who is a really good spot up shooter and defender with Butler as the lead guard.
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Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
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- longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]
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Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
A couple guys we don't talk about who could make over 35% of their threes: Tyus, Rush and Casspi. does Thibs plan to retain (and play) all three?
Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
So here is a different perspective: our biggest problem with 3-point shooting was not having the personnel to shoot 3-pointers, but having our highest usage players look to create 3-point shots. Wiggins and KAT sucked at creating 3-point shots for teammates. If those two focused on creating those shots, our 3-point shooting will be much improved.
Butler is very good at creating shots for other players. If that mentality can rub off on Wiggins and KAT, we could have a pretty good year from 3-point territory.
Butler is very good at creating shots for other players. If that mentality can rub off on Wiggins and KAT, we could have a pretty good year from 3-point territory.
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Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
Duke13 wrote:I know his is a crazy idea for most, but how about a PG who can shoot.
Here is the answer for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZMET7cCQwAShooter Extraordinaire.
Re: Which shooters do we target in free agency?
60WinTim wrote:So here is a different perspective: our biggest problem with 3-point shooting was not having the personnel to shoot 3-pointers, but having our highest usage players look to create 3-point shots. Wiggins and KAT sucked at creating 3-point shots for teammates. If those two focused on creating those shots, our 3-point shooting will be much improved.
Butler is very good at creating shots for other players. If that mentality can rub off on Wiggins and KAT, we could have a pretty good year from 3-point territory.
I totally agree with this perspective. Totally agree. We do need a couple more shooter but you are spot on.