If Caris LeVert can take a jump in efficiency from the perimeter he’ll solidify himself as Brooklyn’s go-to third piece. Here’s a look at some of the acumen he possesses from the arc.
His pullup three is quite fluid. pic.twitter.com/7bqHqVe8Of
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The mechanics on the catch and shoot are just as smooth. Gotta love the splash of the net. pic.twitter.com/28dGSsRrkS
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Most of his threes were from above the break last season, and as most players do these days, hits the open shot with little problem. pic.twitter.com/Zmy6T13c9t
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Uses the space from the Davis screen nicely to get to his spot with a few rhythm dribbles to the left before hitting the three. pic.twitter.com/5cuY5gohsk
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You can see him surveying the floor, assessing his options. He then realises he’s got enough space to move back into the three. Ayton gives him just that little bit too much space to get the shot off cleanly. pic.twitter.com/zxf7xoh4Ma
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Russell sees LeVert inching into an open spot off the Dudley screen and whips the pass to him for three. pic.twitter.com/i69TOjQEaQ
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Carroll penetrates the lane, drawing Bellinelli leaving LeVert free as he moves to the corner and hits the three. pic.twitter.com/Crs3BL7lWe
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Love the fact here that LeVert is ready and wanting the ball in his stance. You could see this sort of play happening numerous times next season with Irving. pic.twitter.com/a9NasH58qr
— Nets Republic (@NetsRepublic) September 10, 2019