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Of course. I think we have to be realistic with our expectations though. If he can make a major improvement, I will be overjoyed. However, I think a more realistic expectation is for him to improve marginally. I would not be surprised if he made only a handful more threes next year on similar percentages. He is still young though, so hopefully he can surprise me.

It is still unlikely that Payton will ever be a good shooter, but I would be happy if he ends up mediocre at least. The good news is that, compared to last year, he is shooting better from every distance besides the long 2.

Good Payton game so far

This is fun.

Evan Fournier is currently in the top 20 in three point percentage, with a higher percentage than Kyle Korver (granted only by .1%). I think this shows the three-point threat Fournier is becoming, which should hopefully help our team if we resign him. On a team lacking three-point threats, I think his value is somewhat understated. On another note, what happened to Kyle Korver's shooting? His three-point percentage dropped 9% from last, which is a pretty good drop.

Hey I can actually post! Awesome! I am struggling to see how anyone can say Randle is better than Gordon. There are very few numbers that back up the "Randle is better" narrative, unless you ignore their entire body of work and just focus on their last match-up, which was one of Randle's best games of the year and one of Aaron Gordon's worst. If we are going to create this narrative that one game proves that one player is better than another, than Aaron Gordon is better than Draymond Green, as he outplayed Green when they faced off. I don't think many of us would argue this is the case. It is just as absurd to make such a case for Randle.