
hdtvset wrote:Yao Ming hit over 80% FT.
lakerswiz wrote:There is no excuse for being in the NBA and not being able to shoot 75-80% from the line.
No excuse at all.
If he's at 55-65% at the end of the season I'm going to be pissed.
lakerswiz wrote:revgen wrote:I'd agree with you if the player is a jumpshooter. Big men who primarily score in the paint on hooks and slam dunks aren't normally very good free throw shooters. Guys like Kareem (72FT% career) and Bynum (70FT% the last 5 years) are exceptions to the rule.
I don't care if they aren't normally good at it. Or if they don't shoot jumpshots.
It is a free throw. I can make 10 in a row with my eyes closed. There is no excuse. It is literally the same thing every single time.
There is no excuse for it.
khmrP wrote:lakerswiz wrote:There is no excuse for being in the NBA and not being able to shoot 75-80% from the line.
No excuse at all.
If he's at 55-65% at the end of the season I'm going to be pissed.
did you hold that standard for Bynum? cause he didn't shoot 75-80%


but we still get that Wlakerswiz wrote:Nonetheless...There is no excuse for being in the NBA and not being able to shoot 75-80% from the line.

lakerswiz wrote:therealdeal wrote:You're expectations are still too high wiz.
There's probably not 5 low post big men in the game right now shooting 75-80%.
That in no way means my expectations are too high.
The numbers go up with correct form and practice. I expect that from professional NBA players.
revgen wrote:Lakers808 wrote:i heard reggie miller say that the reason why big men usually shoot bad at the ft line is because they have big hands but bynum must have big hands also and his shooting touch at ft line is pretty sweet so no excuses. Come on dwight!
Ever seen Bynum shoot a jump shot? His jumper is almost always too flat. That's because the ball comes out of his big palms and doesn't roll all the way off his huge fingers. At the FT line, he rests the ball on his fingers instead of the palm of his hand. That way when he releases the ball it rolls off his fingers better.
Dwight's problem isn't his hands, they're average size for a big IMO. He's not releasing it high enough and he's flicking his wrist too quickly without letting the ball roll off his fingers. The too fast flicking wrist also affects his jump hooks, which look flat as hell even though they manage to go in.
lakerswiz wrote:therealdeal wrote:You're expectations are still too high wiz.
There's probably not 5 low post big men in the game right now shooting 75-80%.
That in no way means my expectations are too high.
The numbers go up with correct form and practice. I expect that from professional NBA players.
lakerswiz wrote:khmrP wrote:lakerswiz wrote:Nonetheless...There is no excuse for being in the NBA and not being able to shoot 75-80% from the line.
then expected to be PISSED
We aren't already?
lakerswiz wrote:therealdeal wrote:You're expectations are still too high wiz.
There's probably not 5 low post big men in the game right now shooting 75-80%.
That in no way means my expectations are too high.
The numbers go up with correct form and practice. I expect that from professional NBA players.
lakerswiz wrote:Excuses. Everything you just listed is an excuse.
There are no excuses.
lakerswiz wrote:Excuses. Everything you just listed is an excuse.
There are no excuses.
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