He’s done it in less games too.
Keegan’s shot volume is very close to Dame’s, while Donovan had a higher shot volume.
But with how the game has been changing over the past decade, it’s no surprise. Had Dame come into the league 5 or 6 years later, he’d probably have set the bar really high. Same for Curry.
With seemingly every player having a green light to shoot an open three, Keegan’s soon-to-be-record probably won’t last real long. That said, it also probably won’t be broken by a stretch 4 or even a SF either.
Honestly, the shooting prowess I’ve seen from Keegan this season is what I expected from Peja when he first came over to play with the KINGS, considering the kid hit 100/115 three’s during a practice session and his shooting ability was already very hyped up. It took Peja a bit to adjust to the NBA game, though.
If Keegan is already this efficient as a rookie, I can’t wait to see what happens as he further develops and learns the NBA game and, of course, builds up more strength.