KGdaBom wrote:SO_MONEY wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Al Jefferson was a good NBA player. I'm still waiting for you to name the draft eligible player that is a more efficient shooter than Clarke. I will probably be waiting until hell freezes over.
 If you count jump-shots as liberally as they are then the "case study" that came out like a decade ago claiming Al Jefferson was a good jump shooter to holds equal merit. Was Al Jefferson a good jump shooter? No of course not, neither is Clarke. Because we are not talking jump-shots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What are we talking? 3 point shots and nothing else? I'm talking shooting in all it's varieties. The 3 is an efficient shot for those who can make 35%, but it pales compared to Clarke who makes 70% overall. Even Clarkes 52% jump shooting is just as good.Name me the player who is a more efficient shooter than Clarke. You can't right?
 
You have several kinds of shots, be they jump-shots, set-shots, hook-shots ect... Clarke isn't a jumpshooter and they are not actually counting jumpers as jumpers, just like they didn't with Al Jefferson. Clarke shot the ball something like 4 TIMES outside 17 feet. He is not a good shooter, or Steph Curry isn't on of the best. If only FG% determines if you are a good shooter. Well, then Mitch Robinson is one of the best shooters in the NBA. Your argument is not any good. Period.