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I'm hoping that someone was paying attention to the Miami/Cleveland game, when they put up a stat, and it had Jason Kapono at the top of it. It had his name with a number beside it, and he was at the top of the list, but while flipping between the game and the american democratic debate, I missed the context of it.

Can someone please let me know what it was? Thanks in advance

DSWC wrote:I'm hoping that someone was paying attention to the Miami/Cleveland game, when they put up a stat, and it had Jason Kapono at the top of it. It had his name with a number beside it, and he was at the top of the list, but while flipping between the game and the american democratic debate, I missed the context of it.

Can someone please let me know what it was? Thanks in advance

On a scale of 1 to 10 wher do you rank these NBA players' wives?

Kapono's wife was an 11 (hence being at the top of the leaderboard).

Was it true shooting percentage? Another hollinger stat that takes into account 3s and FTs.

Kapono led last year I think.

Just a guess: career 3pt%? He's first, Kerr is second.

I literally saw it JUST as the channel was changing, and I thought Kapono had a 108 beside his name, so I thought it may have been 3's attempted this year, but his attempts this year are in the 90's.


Anybody see it, and remember what they were talking about?

It concerns the number of threes provided by ex-Miami players last year (to explain why they's struggling this year):
Kapono with 108
Posey - xx
Walker - xx
Jones - xx

Mystery solved...thanks SS.

Edit: because the question was answered and I'm not sure what kind of Raps angle could evolve from this particular stat, I've locked the thread for now. If you want to repurpose it into a thread about Kapono or the impact of three point shooting, let me know via PM.

-Schad