Today, the third episode of the third season of the podcast "Court Brain" hosted by Lakers forward James and NBA legend Nash was aired, with Curry as a guest.
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Nash: "What made you decide to shoot 200 more three-pointers (that season than before)? Was it the conversation with Bob Myers, or the influence of Steve Kerr?"
Curry: "The change in the way we create shooting opportunities is an important part of it. The offensive concept brought by Cole relied less on traditional pick-and-roll tactics, reduced pick-and-roll cooperation, and used more movement and more midfielders to support passes and other tactics to create offense in these ways. Opportunity."
" Shooting 15 threes per game sounds cool, but they're not all the same in terms of game pressure, rhythm, and fluidity, like whether it's one pass and you take it three times before you take it, or You move, touch the ball, and then take the shot. In these situations, even if you take the shot from the same position on the court, the shooting rate will be different.
"And this system also fits my natural playing style. Like you said, influenced by Reggie Miller, I can both play with the ball and move without the ball. So although shooting 200 more three-pointers in a season sounds exaggerated, to me it is just a natural evolution and I don’t feel awkward. "
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