So far, who is the most surprised of the 12 players who can enter the 180 clubs in the new NBA season?
1. Robinson Earl (Thunder), 18.7 minutes per game, 10.3+3.0+1.0, shooting 73.3/63.6/100% from three-range
2. Marcus Morris (Clippers), averaging 25.0 minutes per game, scoring 15+4.7+1.3, shooting 63.3/44.4/100% from three-point range
3. Dennis Smith (Hornets), averaging 25.7 minutes per game, scoring 13.3+2.0+4.7, shooting 56.7/71.4/100% from three-point range
4. Cheddy Osman (Cavaliers), averaging 28.3 minutes per game, scoring 16+1.7+2.7, shooting 56.7/57.1/100% from three-range
5. Cam Reddish (Knicks), averaging 20.3 minutes per game, scoring 11.7+3.7+0.7, shooting 55.6/44.4/100% from three-point range
6. Keegan Murray (Kings), averaging 35.5 minutes per game, scoring 17.5+4.5+1.0, shooting 54.2/43.8/100% from three-field goal
7. Devin Booker (Suns), 39.7 minutes per game, 32+3.3+5.3, shooting 53.1/52.9/95% from three-range
8. Haliburton (Pacers), 31.5 minutes per game, 24.0+4.3+9.8, shooting 52.4/43.5/95.2% from three-range range
9. Hachimura (Wizards), averaging 22.7 minutes per game, scoring 11.7+4.0+0.7, shooting 50/50/100% from three-point range
10. Monte Morris (Wizards), 24.7 minutes per game, 9.7+4.3+5.0, shooting 50/71.4/100% from three-range
11. Dammy Allilard (Trail Blazers), 37.0 minutes per game, 33.3+5.5+5.3, 50/40/91.7% from three-point range
12. Josh Richardson (Spurs), averaging 20.8 minutes per game, scoring 11.8+2.0+1.5, shooting 50/47.4/100% from three-point range
Leigh, Booker shoots and scores, and it is not easy to maintain the 180 club. The most unexpected is Reddish, known as the ice shooter, the first three games of the new season are still good, he came to the Knicks last season, only 25.8% of three-point shooting. The Lakers' intentional Josh Richardson is also good, and the three points are quite reliable.
