Kawhi Leonard Free Throw Shooting

[And1AllDay]

His last three years in post season has his FT shooting really high

2019 FT% = 89%
2017 FT% = 93%
2016 FT% = 82%

:eek:

Thank the man above he was shitty in 2013 and gave Miami a spot to crawl back into the game

2013 FT% = 63%

This dude jumped 30% from 2013 to 2017 :biggums:

[Spurs m8]

His last three years in post season has his FT shooting really high

2019 FT% = 89%
2017 FT% = 93%
2016 FT% = 82%

:eek:

Thank the man above he was shitty in 2013 and gave Miami a spot to crawl back into the game

2013 FT% = 63%

This dude jumped 30% from 2013 to 2017 :biggums:

Honestly, LeRoid needs to go get some tips.

Too bad Leonard can't also teach him how to be clutch.

[Proctor]

Think he hit somewhere in the vicinity of 45 straight in the 2017 Finals when he went Jordan mode all over the Grizzlies.

He's gonna eviscerate the Sixers :oldlol:

[And1AllDay]

Think he hit somewhere in the vicinity of 45 straight in the 2017 Finals when he went Jordan mode all over the Grizzlies.

He's gonna eviscerate the Sixers :oldlol:

45 straight holy crap no wonder the 93%

[Proctor]

45 straight holy crap no wonder the 93%
Just realized I said the 2017 Finals and not the 2017 Playoffs, but he definitely had a streak like that.

He was 19-19 in one of the games

[talkingconch]

I have been saying it for a while, Leonard is top 3 in the NBA consistently when healthy

[ImKobe]

You have to consider the volume here. when he shot 63%, he barely took two FTs a game. I think you'll see a higher FT% in correlation with attempts from most players, excluding a couple seasons here & there. Most guys are great FT shooters in practice but are inconsistent in actual games due to the lack of attempts.

That's at least something I've noticed with guys like Lebron & Westbrook. They were good from the line when they were getting 9+ attempts a game, but the % has been going down every year as their bodies have worn down & they've got to the line less.