Westbrook's FT percentage

[iamgine]

It's basically 80+% up till 2017 and then it drops and becomes 65% now.

What's up with that.

[L.Kizzle]

I seriously think he's done some type of damage to his arm. He

[HunterSThompson]

hes shooting with the wrong hand. lebron was shaky from the line too. when you shoot with your off arm the farther away from the basket the more you actually feel comfortable. I started playing left handed and only felt right when I used all my power. and banking long 2s was normal for me (like westbrook) cause it's harder to put a feathery touch or flicking motion

lebrons just now getting good at it after 19 years

[iamgine]

This might be the first case I ever seen of someone's FT percentage just plummeted so suddenly after years of excellence.

[Full Court]

It's basically 80+% up till 2017 and then it drops and becomes 65% now.

What's up with that.

It had to drop significantly or he wouldn't fit in with the Lakers.

[Jasper]

This might be the first case I ever seen of someone's FT percentage just plummeted so suddenly after years of excellence.

mr fundamental had a collapse as well

[Johnny32]

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/how-new-nba-rules-have-messed-up-russell-westbrooks-free-throw-shooting/

[iamgine]

mr fundamental had a collapse as well

Who?

[iamgine]

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/how-new-nba-rules-have-messed-up-russell-westbrooks-free-throw-shooting/

This makes it even stranger. How hasn't it recovered 5 seasons later :lol

[TheGoatest]

Dude is just a disaster. I cringe every time he fails to convert a and-1 he should've converted, and I have to watch him shoot 2 free throws instead.

[StrongLurk]

Lebron's fault.

[AlternativeAcc.]

Durant really propped him up in OKC.

People really said durant should've won with him :roll:

[Vino24]

Durant really propped him up in OKC.

People really said durant should've won with him :roll:

Durant played with a prime Westbrook. Durant actually choked when they were in prime position.

[Trollsmasher]

I was just looking at this today. How do you spend half of your career easily at 80%+ but then just drop like a rock into the 60s.