Playoffs play until now! Which set of duels surprised you the most? Personally, I think it is a lone ranger and a jazz, without Doncic's lone ranger, how can it be so powerful? Or jazz dishes?
Can you believe it? A losing draft center with a salary of more than 8 million and a playoff three-pointer to hit no. 1 in the league
Brunson really deserves to boast! Averaging 16 points per game in the regular season and 32 points per game in the playoffs, Poole, who is called a lone ranger, and Brunson, who has been resurrected, is really terrible.
But a good guy three gang, Brunson's side of these thighs, there is a player who should be the most praised.
He's Maxi. Kléber, many people hear this name, and the first reaction must be, Nani, who is he? How did I not know this person? No way, that's the sadness of the small city team.
Kléber is 2.08 meters tall, a lost draft, an interior line that can shoot three points, and how good Kléber is in the playoffs this year.
First Battle: 2-of-5 from three-point range, 40% shooting from three-point range
Game 2: 8-of-11 from three-point range, 72.7% shooting from three points
Third Game: 4-of-5 from three-point range, 80% shooting from three-point range
In three games, Kléber shot 14-of-21 from three-point range and shot 66.7 percent from three-point range. He was 3rd in the league with three-pointers per game and 1st in the league in three-point shooting.
Kléber's playoff three-pointers are so great! Or very unexpected, look at Kléber's regular season three-point stats
Averaging 1.4 three-pointers per game, three-point shooting percentage is just 33 percent, averaging 0.3 percent less than last season, and shooting a full 8 percent from last season.
Although the three-pointer is very strong, Kléber has a very embarrassing statistic in this year's playoffs.
In the playoffs this season, Kléber's offensive efficiency was 124.8, ranking first in the team, but the defensive efficiency was 126.8, the first from the bottom of the team.
Facing Kléber's defense in the playoffs this year, jazz players shot 52.8 percent from the field, including 55.6 percent from three-point range and 51.9 percent from two-point range.
The three-point shot is crazy, but the defensive end is also a big colander, ah, Kleber defense is so bad? Take a look at Kléber's regular season defensive stats.
In the regular season, against Kléber's defense, the opposing player shot 42% from the field, including 30% from three-point range, 46.9% from two-point range, and less than 6 feet under the basket (the frame), and the opponent shot 56% from the field. Defensive alignment stats are not bad.
I can only sigh that the playoff kleber three-pointer is abnormal, but the defensive end is abnormal. No way, the sample of three games is still a little less.
In the past two years of playoffs, there is one thing that has always been incomprehensible.
Lone Ranger's three-pointer. I don't know why, lone rangers players, these two years to the playoffs, the three-pointer is particularly accurate.
Kléber
32 percent from three-point range in the regular season and 66 percent from three-point range in the playoffs
Bertans
36 percent from three-point range in the regular season and 45.5 percent from three-point range in the playoffs
bullock
36 percent from three-point range in the regular season and 47.4 percent from three-point range in the playoffs
Brunson
37 percent from three-point range in the regular season and 41.2 percent from three-point range in the playoffs
This season's Lone Ranger's regular season three-point shooting percentage is 35%, and the playoff three-point shooting rate is 39%
Not just this season, but last season's Lone Rangers playoffs as well.
Last season, the Lone Ranger shot 36 percent from the regular season and 38.8 percent from a playoff three-point range.
Fans, are you optimistic about this season's lone ranger? Can Doncic lead this lone ranger into the Western Showdown? Leave me a message to discuss.