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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
The same as Reggie Miller, Ray Allen, or Rip Hamilton.. These guys ALSO got 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot, while the rest of their points were FT's and maybe a couple catch-and-go buckets or transition.
The only difference was that Jordan got about 15-20 ADDITIONAL points via other methods, including post, catch-and-go, and primary ballhandler.
MJ had the same elite catch-and-go ability as these guys, but simply did many other things as well.
Tell me how I'm wrong here.. Also, given MJ's vastly higher volume, his total points scored via catch-and-shoot is probably the same or even higher than than any of the aforementioned players.
Btw, people always say Jordan couldn't shoot as good as these guys but he's a better shooter on ALL types of 2-point shots and 2-pointers still represent the majority of these players' shot attempts.. Here's Ron Artest saying MJ was the toughest to guard and that he was "like Reggie Miller from the mid-range":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5dXZxj6Zbc&t=0m57s
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Last edited by 3ball; 04-03-2015 at 04:44 PM.
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NBA lottery pick
Re: MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
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Re: MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
What exactly are you arguing? This is my first time in one of your threads and I'm wondering what's the debate.
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Curry fam
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Did you notice everytime you find something new you spam it repeatedly?
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
Originally Posted by 3ball
Michael Jordan
Yup.
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Lol
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This thread is now about Flying Hippos
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Re: MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
Originally Posted by 3ball
The same as Reggie Miller, Ray Allen, or Rip Hamilton.. These guys ALSO got 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot, while the rest of their points were FT's and maybe a couple catch-and-go buckets or transition.
The only difference was that Jordan got about 15-20 ADDITIONAL points via other methods, including post, catch-and-go, and primary ballhandler.
MJ had the same elite catch-and-go ability as these guys, but simply did many other things as well.
Tell me how I'm wrong here.. Also, given MJ's vastly higher volume, his total points scored via catch-and-shoot is probably the same or even higher than than any of the aforementioned players.
Btw, people always say Jordan couldn't shoot as good as these guys but he's a better shooter on ALL types of 2-point shots and 2-pointers still represent the majority of these players' shot attempts.. Here's Ron Artest saying MJ was the toughest to guard and that he was " like Reggie Miller from the mid-range":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5dXZxj6Zbc&t=0m57s
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Eh, maybe mid range/interior but nowhere near the same from the 3.
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Lol
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NBA Superstar
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One of the best offball guards ever. He didnt have to dominate the ball 24/7 like other players with garbage offball games
BTW 3ball what version of MJ do u take 1990, 91 or 92?
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ruckus for president
Re: MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
Originally Posted by 3ball
The same as Reggie Miller, Ray Allen, or Rip Hamilton.. These guys ALSO got 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot, while the rest of their points were FT's and maybe a couple catch-and-go buckets or transition.
The only difference was that Jordan got about 15-20 ADDITIONAL points via other methods, including post, catch-and-go, and primary ballhandler.
MJ had the same elite catch-and-go ability as these guys, but simply did many other things as well.
Tell me how I'm wrong here.. Also, given MJ's vastly higher volume, his total points scored via catch-and-shoot is probably the same or even higher than than any of the aforementioned players.
Btw, people always say Jordan couldn't shoot as good as these guys but he's a better shooter on ALL types of 2-point shots and 2-pointers still represent the majority of these players' shot attempts.. Here's Ron Artest saying MJ was the toughest to guard and that he was " like Reggie Miller from the mid-range":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5dXZxj6Zbc&t=0m57s
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1. i see you weren't old enough to watch ray allen play combo guard. Ray allen is very different from reggie and rip.
2. MJ didn't get that much on catch-and-shoots
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Pass The Salt
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MJ was a great scorer with or without the ball
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Local High School Star
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yo... so which one is it?? 10,11,12,13,14,15???
cause thats like me saying "ish has 200-500 retards posting on here"
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Re: MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
Nice, but Jordan's ball dominance hindered his team, stopping them from playing to their maximum capacity.
This is evident from 93-94, where Jordan was replaced by a D-League player and the Bulls did not missing a beat, Pippen was allowed to play his role as a primary-ball handler, which allowed him to excel.
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: MJ averaged 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot
Originally Posted by swagga
Ray allen is very different from reggie and rip.
MJ didn't get that much on catch-and-shoots
talking out of your ass again when you don't really know, just like with the drop-step.
MJ scored 10-15 PPG on catch-and-shoot... watch ANY game...
you are forgetting that MJ averaged 34 PPG for his career.. so incorporating a rip hamilton volume of catch-and-shoot was nothing for him.
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