If you look at the splits and game logs that is really not true. The last 2 years he has shot 49% from the floor last year and 47% this year, and 41% from 3 both years, thats a legit #2 scorer both years over 20 PPG. And the worst thing a shooter should do is stop shooting, thats basketball 101 I learned in HS
not on defense not even close
But it was ball movement, and players moving off the ball. That's what created the open looks for both Hawks players. It doesn't just happen, when people stand around, off the ball. That's what the Bucks lack. The movement off the ball, that creates the looks for your main shooters.
Young got his looks in the paint and from deep, it was not from ball movement. Young is so ball dependent. Just look at his shot chart. Granted a few of Collins looks were form spacing but that offense is actually really similar to Milwaukee's. Gallinari had 9 shots mostly in iso, Huerter mostly created his own, (back to my defense
on help defense.
Look at his misses last night he did not play well.
Still I rather have the scoring.
Bucks will always let the guys shoot from 3 seems that they never defend the 3Young got his looks in the paint and from deep, it was not from ball movement. Young is so ball dependent. Just look at his shot chart. Granted a few of Collins looks were form spacing but that offense is actually really similar to Milwaukee's. Gallinari had 9 shots mostly in iso, Huerter mostly created his own, (back to my defense
Atlanta was 8-32 from 3 last night, that was not the issue for the defense, Young 4-13
No IMO main issue was lack of rebounding. Hawks were aggressive in going for them. Bucks seemed like if it boucnes to them great but did not fight for them.
Actually no except for the couple Collins got. As I said before, 2 were caused by Giannis being out of position trying to guard Young in the paint. He left Capella for help defense.