he got off to a terrible start from the arc - he was just 11/44 through the first ten games. over the rest of the season, he hit 31 of 73 threes - .425.
i think (hope) that's more indicative of his true shooting prowess
Thanks -- that view of the data actually makes a lot of sense, and certainly fits with my visceral impression of him being a fairly reliable threat from distance.
I'm envisioning him getting a lot more open looks / spot-up catch and shoot opportunities this year, which should also help drive those percentages up.
Frank’s about to make his case for the draft.Twitter from James Szuba: Link
Just got off the phone with Musa Kamara (Frank Howard’s trainer). He noted that after season’s end Frank was making (open) step-back threes at a 90% clip. For the rest of the summer Musa said he’ll work with Frank on his explosiveness and that his vert is up in the late 30s.
Twitter from James Szuba: Link
Just got off the phone with Musa Kamara (Frank Howard’s trainer). He noted that after season’s end Frank was making (open) step-back threes at a 90% clip. For the rest of the summer Musa said he’ll work with Frank on his explosiveness and that his vert is up in the late 30s.
Hope someone can arrange to have Frank "open" all the time next season so that he can hit that 90% open shot rate! But with four to five scorers on the cocurt at the same time, I am expecting better than last year!Awesome! We could use a 90% 3-point shooter next year.
With Carey and maybe battle at the 3 on the floor, Frank should get some open looks. He seemed to hit at a solid clip when he wasn’t forced.Hope someone can arrange to have Frank "open" all the time next season so that he can hit that 90% open shot rate! But with four to five scorers on the cocurt at the same time, I am expecting better than last year!