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“Doesn’t know ball”: Mavericks fans flame Mark Cuban for demanding Anthony Davis and $22,282,691 center to shoot 3s 




Former Dallas Mavericks majority owner Mark Cuban thinks the team will be as successful as Anthony Davis and Dereck Lively II are from the 3-point range. Neither big is renowned for being a threat from deep. While Davis is still a more willing jumpshooter, most of his shots come from inside the arc as long 2s.

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For his career, Davis has attempted 1.6 shots on average from outside the arc, but has connected on just 28.2%. Meanwhile, Lively has attempted one jump shot since signing a $22,282,691 rookie deal in 2023, which came inside the arc. He missed that shot and is 0.0% as a jumpshooter.

The Mavericks are seemingly unbothered. Dallas’ approach could be traditional this upcoming spacing, going against the five-out spacing offense, which almost every team relies on.

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