Los Angeles won their 10th NBA championship in six games, with this moment being the key turning point. This shot marked a ...

This video takes you on a thrilling ride through Michael Jordan's greatest play against every NBA team, showcasing the ...

By Seth Partnow Feb. 5, 2021 Last week, I kicked off the series on shot quality in the NBA by describing the concept in general and giving some examples of models commonly used by teams in the NBA.

How the best NBA 3-point shooters this season found their shots Their numbers might look similar, but their styles vary wildly By Sam Quinn Jun 3, 2020 at 12:19 pm ET • 10 min read ...

The Wine and Gold are shooting an NBA-best 41.5% (277-for-668) from beyond the arc through 18 games to start this season. The other teams, with the exception of the 1978- 79 Los Angeles Lakers ...

After all, the midrange shot has been steadily dying for a reason. Twenty years ago a long two made up 30% of the league's shots per Cleaning the Glass. That's down to nine percent in today's NBA.

Harper finished in the 87th percentile (inclusive of assists) for pick-and-roll handlers, per Synergy, and shot a solid 36.8% in isolation situations. He also converted 67.6% of his shots at the rim.

One of the best parts of this video is also Michael Jordan's shocked face after Webb pulls off the shot. 4. Michael Jordan's Kiss the Rim Dunk, 1987 Jordan defied physics again with this dunk.

The concept of “shot quality” is something of a platypus, equally describable as process or result. If being examined from the standpoint of an overall offense, shot quality is the result.

Only 26 NBA players last season blocked 20 shots, snagged 20 steals and made 70 3-pointers while shooting 36% or better from long distance. Boucher was one of them.