Klay shoots a career 42% from
three-point range and 44% from 16 feet to the three-point line. After
calibrating all his miss fundamentals together against the rest of the NBA I
can conclude that he is between a 41%-43% three-point shooter.
Klay, like all elite shooters, has great form, fundamentals,
and release point. Klay rarely makes a mistake on an open shot; he’s on
balance, sticks his landing, and holds his hands high. When Klay misses its
typically because he’s takes very tough shot. He is in the elite percentile for
every fundamental expect fade/lean; he has a 32% fade/lean percentage per 100
missed shots, while the elite shooters average is 25%. An example of when he typically
leans is when he’s coming off a screen, which he does to create space; this
helps him in a lot of situations, but it also can hurt him in others.
Klay is very much like Stephen Curry, in that, as long as he
is compact on his shot I am fine. What I mean by compact is his feet under him
and no part of his body flailing. As long as he is compact I don’t mind him
taking any shot, regardless of him fading back or leaning to a side.
Breakdown: Per 100 Missed Shots: Craig Luschenat
1.
Leaning/Fading
Back: Totalà
32% of the time he missed.
2.
Dropped
Hands: Totalà
18% of the time he missed.
3.
Good Misses:
Totalà 40% of the time he missed.
4.
Feet off
Balance: Total à
10% of the time he missed.
5.
Missed
Short: Totalà 24%
of misses.
Video Breakdown: Craig Luschenat
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