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The Clippers know Lamar Odom isn’t shooting the basketball well, but the team still wants him to take his shots.
They want Odom to be more aggressive on the offensive end. They especially want Odom to look for his shot more than he has.
Before the Clippers played the Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday night at the Rose Garden, Odom had taken a total of 200 shots, the ninth-highest on the team.
He’s making just 37% of his shots, 12.2% (six for 49) of his three-point shots.
But that doesn’t mean the Clippers don’t want Odom to shoot the basketball.
“I don’t want to rattle the boat,” Odom said after taking some extra shots at Saturday’s shoot-around.
— Reported by Broderick Turner of the Los Angeles Times
