No. 1: Matt Bonner, San Antonio Spurs
Matt Bonner had been an extremely proficient shooter for his entire career, but this season, before he bruised the bone in his right knee, he was truly outdoing himself.
Bonner was shooting an almost unfathomable 50.4 percent from the three-point line, and overall, he had a 64.4 effective field goal percentage. To shoot that well from the field is both remarkable and something at which every basketball fan should marvel.
There are not enough flowery adjectives that can be used to praise Bonner's shooting this year; all we can hope is that he can return to full health so we can continue to experience it.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/5...ers-in-the-nba
IDK how Nash is underrated...perhaps because the media is too busy on LA's struggles, the Miami Heat, and the Boston Rondos, but I sure haven't forgotten how great of a shooter he is. Shooting 52 ish % for the season while handing out 11 assists per game is damn good.
Morrow, Nash, and Pierce are not underrated.
Paul Pierce certainly doesn't underrate himself:
One of the best shooters to ever shoot, yet not the best shooter on his own team.In an interview broadcast on television and throughout the arena, Pierce suggested he was one of the best shooters in NBA history, drawing an audible groan from the crowd.
But he didn't back down from the statement.
"I would say I'm one of the best -- I've always said this and I tell this to the guys on my team," said Pierce.
lol @ Celtics
lol @ pierce thinks he's the best shooter
lol @ Rondo who think's he's the best PG
lol @ KG thinking he's the baddest mofo in the league, yet a whole slew of players have stated otherwise, and tons of nba footage proving contrary
lol @ bags
Seems like the sort of thing this guy would write.
I don't think these guys are underrated, just I'd say that the Spurs aren't underrated in the same sentence. They may not be hyped up or talked about, but everyone knows their name and everyone knows what they are capable of.
TBF, he nailed a bunch of wide open 3's
the other day Bleacher Report declared the Black Eyed Peas halftime show the best ever too........zero credibility.
all of the SB half time shows blow, and the BEP show was the worst.
so yeah, they pretty much blow
The media's attention on the Heat and Lakers make EVERYONE underrated.
I gather this is a regular season ranking...
I am almost always surprised these days when Matty misses a shot. It seems his decision making has improved as well. Where he used to freak out when he was down low with the ball, he now takes his time and finds open shooters or reverse dunks it.
a lot of people talked about bon bon, especially last year when the spurs said, and i quote, "matty will play a big role for us".
bon bon is playing out of his skull this regular season...i can only hope that his newly found balls show up in the playoffs.
Thats Matty's final hurdle. Producing in the playoffs.
Morrow still counts as underrated. But Paul is not underrated, and I agree with you about Nash and Pierce.
Bonner owning the haters once again. Came out of a big injury and dropped bombs like nothing happened.
The ultimate would be spurs winning the championship this year and on the way, Bonner hits a game winning 3 in one of the games.
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