LA Clippers: 3 things to improve after game three victory
3. Paul George’s Shooting
We all knew Paul George had to be included. I’m not even that fired up compared to some of the comments I have seen on Twitter.
I’ll even be the one to say it. Outside of another poor night shooting, PG had a pretty great game. Don’t believe me? Go watch him again and ignore the shooting. His defense was solid. He didn’t look checked out of the game. He has the second-most assists on the team with seven. He was tied for a team-high nine rebounds. PG also tied for a team-high two steals. Everything went right except for the shooting.
Even if his shooting isn’t there, PG is confident he can still be a help to the team.
Paul George - “Like I said, I’m no James Harden, that’s not my knack, to just shoot the ball and score the ball. I can, and I pride myself on being effective on both ends, but it’s gonna be nights like this where I can’t make shots and I can’t allow that to affect my game.” pic.twitter.com/AzRo673w7k
— Tomer Azarly (@TomerAzarly) August 22, 2020
Even so, PG needs to shoot better. It’s coming. It absolutely has to if the LA Clippers plan to make a deep run in this postseason.
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The Clippers and Mavs face off again on Sunday as LA looks to go up 3-1 in the series.