There have only been three players in NBA history who have shot six or more threes per game while shooting under 30 percent.
Jason “White Chocolate” Williams did it twice in the early-2000’s. Michael Adams did it for an awful Denver Nuggets team in the early 90’s that played even faster than the fastest-paced teams of today. And Kobe Bryant did it during his farewell tour when the Lakers were actively tanking as he was determined to empty the chamber of every last shot attempt that his right arm possessed.
Even after a week that saw him set a new career-high of seven made threes against the Oklahoma City Thunder before lighting up the Houston Rockets for four triples, Kyle Kuzma is still flirting with becoming the fourth, shooting just 30.