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The 3-point shooting percentage has been spiraling for the past 3 seasons, while the wing weakness hasn't been addressed at all.

I wonder if it affects the rest when your primary deep shooter has been off. I with ShastaKingsFan, he's not just missing a bit but way off is very concerning.

drastic

Honestly, I prefer to get beaten this badly than just a few points. It is a wake-up call to the delusional FO to do something tangible before the trade deadline or be mediocre till Fox and Domas are past their prime.

hahaha, or something they ate at their hotel.

the same

I just watched the game, they were truly having fun playing the basketball out there. The game flew smoothly although sloppy sometimes and most importantly everyone got involved. Perhaps that's why they all at once found their shooting touch. 3PM: 15 3PA: 28 3P%: 53.6 vs PHX 31 Huerter...

Deebo makes it look easy during crunch time, doesn't he.? no sweat. His turnaround midrange jumper is so automatic, impossible to react on time. It's like what Bruce Lee said: “I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times”.

I agree. Even without Durant they easily could have beaten us tonight. The only reason the Suns lost was that they were as bad as we were from downtown despite their numerous open looks. Even bad shooting teams go hot against us beyond the arc, very humiliating. Deebo has changed the dynamics...

The Phoenix Suns are on a hot 7 games winning streak. Durant is out with a left calf strain, doesn't mean we can easily win. Let's see if they can bring back their 3pt shooting touch, enough with this shooting slump.

The offense is no longer one dimensional. A solid win if we can hit 3s respectable level.

It's hard to sustain this type of offense, without wear and tear throughout the season. I'm not advocating it, they are good shooters, I'm sure when they start hitting from the downtown, attacking the rim would be less or vice versa. What I like about it is it makes the offense more versatile...

I take his triple-doubles for granted, no longer jaw-dropping... and this one has an extra flavor to it. What the most impressive is there's no shade of a stat-padding over it.

For some reason, I've been paying more attention to the stats this season. Anyway today's impressive stat: Kings FTM 28 FT% 87.5 Raptors FTM 11 FT% 73.3 Lesson: getting to the FT line could make a huge difference.

Double-double: Last season 8 This season 4 and counting... A huge leap, he can be a double-double machine soon. One more thing, he got 7 offensive rebounds today.

Yes, that was our hope. The bottom line is that we need a solid mix of 2s and 3s to be successful in the long run. Positive, it's not a trade-off 3pt for perimeter shooting, just an early season shooting slump from Keegan, Malik, and Trey.

The perfect camera angle of the game winner!

Deebo joins the team, and suddenly, this team becomes 1st in free throw % from last in the 2022/23 season. Shooting from downtown is no longer our bread and butter; somehow, they manage to pile up more wins shooting from the perimeter and under the basket.

For some reason, we'd lose even badly to lottery teams when their rosters were depleted by injuries last season. Today was close, if the match was the previous season most likely we'd lose.

I think, the FO most likely try to involve Huerter if there's any significant trade. Encouraging Domas to shoot long range could be a sign of it? I dunno. Anyway, Keegan is lurking under the basket more often than last season crashing the board and getting offensive rebounds. He's becoming a...