One fan at the arena: “AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH breatheAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH breatheAAAAAHHHHHH”
It’s ok if you are new to sports and don’t understand. They were absolutely jealous of the attention she got when she came into the league and weren’t defending her when teams were deliberately fouling her hard and then they were making remarks of wanting the ball in their hands more etc etc. I get you’ve probably never been athletic in your life and wouldn’t understand competition.
What gets me isnt even that, its the fact that she did all without the usual setup you would expect from such long shots. She was just like “i shoot now” and they all go in perfectly
Obviously amazing that she did it but like can anyone acknowledge that these are just terrible shots and bad decisions? Pulling up 10 ft behind the line 3 seconds into a shot clock is definitively bad basketball right?
Used to be that way. But this is new-age basketball. That's why I say Steph didn't change the game, his coaches did. They no longer punished 3s over forced paint attempts. And that's why so many people are so quickly becoming just as good at shooting wild 3s. Even low level high school kids are jacking it up from half court mid-game and making it.
It’s a bad shot for most people, but not for her, or Steph or Dame people like that. It’s from her feel of the defense. She said she can tell that in transition if the defenders aren’t guarding her that far out it’s a good look for her, and clearly it is as she has a good percentage from there.
You missed (not to blame you, most basketball fans don't really notice defense) that she failed to switch out or help in any way on the 3 the other team made between her first 2 3's. The first 3 was cancelled out by this poor effort IMO
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u/unsolved49 Jun 14 '25
1st one: pulls up from 30 feet
2nd one: pulls ups from 35 feet
3rd one: hits it on a double team from 30 feet
Unreal.