Need a 3 at the End of Game

[Coolbreeze44]

What Wolve Do you Want Taking The shot?

[AbeVigodaLive]

With somebody on them or wide open?

I'll take LaVine if there's a guy right there.

[Monster]

I voted Lavine but Bjelica could end up hitting some key 3's like Robert Horry...if we end up getting to some games that matter.

[TAFKASP]

Right now Levine is the old blooded shooter of the bunch. Belly would be second option with Payne third!

Just kidding.

[Carlos Danger]

If not Damjan Rudez - then why is he on the team? I thought that was his thing?

[alexftbl8181 [enjin:6648741]]

The Wolves have only taken 5 right corner three's all season. So the answer is whose going to take the long two then foul and hope they miss one out of two and hit a game winning two pointer?

[TeamRicky [enjin:6648771]]

Lavine if he is playing off the ball, otherwise Belly.

[longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]]

Good poll. I see three good choices in Wig, Belly and Zach. I originally thought Zach because he has our best 3-point % this season and has been so hot recently. But I ended up with Belly. I don't know that Zach has ever made a game-winning shot at the pro level, but Belly is known as "Professor Big Shot" for his propensity to shoot better in the clutch. His FIBA 4th quarter performance was phenomenal. Tough to vote for Belly after his air balls last night, but he's clearly the most proven in the clutch of the guys listed.

[thedoper]

I'm the only one who voted Wiggins so far. I say best player takes the shot. There should not be an open 3 at the end of a game anyway meaning it will be taken in movement or iso. Wiggins would get the best look. 2mins left out of a timeout Zach.

[Q12543 [enjin:6621299]]

I voted LaVine because he's the most likely to manufacture a shot out of nothing in the event we can't get something wide open. One of the gifts he's displayed going back to Day One as a rookie is the ability stop on a dime and get a pretty clean look. Now that those shots are actually starting to go in more, I would probably put the ball in his hands, but line up Bjelly, Martin, and Rudez at three of the other spots in case he gets trapped or doubled.