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A play that I love seeing that is made for Belinelli is the inbounds play on the baseline. The way he curls around the screen, comes to the ball, and shoots the 18 foot jumper is textbook. Very accurate.
"It’s interesting how a different team can make a player better. The top two guys on this list went from bottom-10 offensive teams last season to top-10 offensive teams this season. Marco Belinelli went from the Rose-less Bulls to the Spurs, while Michael Beasley went from the Suns to the Heat. Andre Iguodala's part of a top-five offense last season, but the Warriors certainly space the floor a lot better than the Nuggets did.
Speaking of floor spacing, Belinelli is shooting a ridiculous 30-for-53 (57 percent) from 3-point range after going 2-for-3 in Tuesday’s win in Toronto. He’s also shooting 51 percent from inside the arc."
Read on.....http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2013/1...s=iref:nbahppt
A play that I love seeing that is made for Belinelli is the inbounds play on the baseline. The way he curls around the screen, comes to the ball, and shoots the 18 foot jumper is textbook. Very accurate.
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