Kobe is the highest shooting percentage in his career among the four major points guards, close to 45%, but this highest one is called the Blacksmith. Speaking of Kobe's shooting percentage, his peak season is usually around 45%, especially about 50% of his 2-point shooting. It's really not ironic. The countdown mainly relies on singles and open shots. Shooting and singles are the lowest hit rate in basketball. But it is also the hardest to defend. The outside shot hits the opponent much more than the inside score.
There are always people who compare the outside hit rate with the inside. If you let a big big shot from the inside, you may not even have 60%. Although the outside line is more defensive, the key ball still depends on the outside line. We have seen Kobe score the ball with two or three double-teams, but he is as strong as O'Neal . Two big men are guarding him, so he has to be weak.
In terms of real hit rate, Kobe was not only the highest hit rate of the four major points guards back then! Compared with the gods in everyone's mind, the hit rate of Jordan is also a slight difference. The real career shooting percentage of Jordan is 56.9%, and Kobe is 55.6%. Although there is no if, I am allowed to do it this time. If it weren't for the rupture of the Achilles tendon that dragged my legs in the past few years, Kobe's shooting percentage was even higher than Jordan!
Kobe plays a super scorer and a sharp knife player in the team. This positioning not only requires stable output, but also requires that others cannot open it to lead the entire team to open it. Kobe has comprehensive offensive methods, can play with or without the ball, cover around the screen, and cover for his teammates. He is top-notch in high-intensity offense and defense, and Kobe's coverage is also more powerful.
champion is not because he only favors the lucky ones for no reason. Kobe has more champions, not because he is lucky, but more so it is determined by playing style and skills and tactics. Even if he leaves O'Neal, he can still win one more championship than O'Neal. O'Neal, a historical overlord talent, can only win one championship after leaving Kobe.
In short, Kobe's overall shooting rate in his career is definitely not low! Of course, it is not high, and it is considered to be medium and slightly higher among excellent outside scorers. The reason why I was criticized for making too many blackjacks is because I took more actions. Kobe's shooting timing is influenced by his paranoid personality, which is also an important reason for the low shooting rate, commonly known as strong shooting! The difference between
top shots and wave shots is that Kobe did hit some of the difficult shots. Kobe likes to shoot in the early stage, and his mid-range shots start with a steady and accurate free throws, with a slight difference in 3 points. His shooting ability is first-class. If he didn’t make a strong shot frequently, his shooting percentage would be more than 46%, but that wouldn’t be Kobe!
So even if the shooting rate is low, the four major scorers were still worthy of their reputation at that time. For example, the style of Iverson , who was originally short in scorer, and his shooting rate was not high. He had a scoring champion with less than 40% of the shooting rate in a year. Carter Kobe McGrady These people are dragged down by the late career data.
, especially Kobe's shooting percentage was close to 46% before the 13th season, and he played so many games. It turned out that the league emphasized defense and slow playing pace. Kobe still had countless solo shots, so it was not easy to be so. These people are team arrowheads, and their opponents focus on defense, often double-teaming or even three-person double-teaming, which is already very good.
So Kobe plays on the data, but Kobe is very good at watching games, and there are many high-difficulty scores. The so-called unreasonable shooting choices are not a big problem for Kobe. 44.7% career hits. As the outside world, it is already very awesome. Wade hits better, but his breakthrough is even better. In terms of outside shooting alone, he is still not as good as Kobe. It is very good to be able to reach 45% in
. Jordan's first player in history is only a little more than 50%. James 's career shooting rate is higher than Jordan. Does it mean that James' shooting is more accurate than Jordan? As we all know, James' mid-range shot cannot be compared with Jordan, it just depends on the shooting rate. Every year, the shooting percentage rankings are the number one inside players. Can you simply understand that they are all people who shoot very accurately?
