Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot was a bright spot in Brooklyn’s disappointing loss to Orlando. He put the subpar outings in the scrimmages behind him and stepped up in a big way. Here’s a close look at his performance.
Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot had his best game as a Brooklyn Net in the team's loss to ORL:
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24 PTS (5/8 3P)
4 REB
1 STL
Here's a breakdown of his performance (@TheJManJBT)
He shot 2/16 from three in the scrimmages. Here he has no problem hitting the perimeter shot with confidence. pic.twitter.com/xUbzBoiFej
Ross gets lost on defense leaving him open for his second three. pic.twitter.com/pOW6PRHiUT
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When you’re feeling it, you’re feeling it; this three is shot with perfect rhythm. pic.twitter.com/wip6jOsJzl
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Ross again loses his man leaving TLC open for the most valuable shot in modern basketball, the corner three. pic.twitter.com/irPVTRZm0b
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Almost loses his handle fortuitously as it gives him a nice path to finish with reverse. pic.twitter.com/U1tssYPJqD
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A sleek crossover between the legs gives him a clear lane to the basket. pic.twitter.com/Y8l5hn1R7a
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Hits another three despite the closeout from the defender. pic.twitter.com/tVw1aDecQ5
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Punishes the sloppy pass. pic.twitter.com/0OGDGyA7KK
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