Duncan Robinson, Miami Heat (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
The Memphis Grizzlies were a strong team in a lot of categories last season, including steals, assists, and oddly enough, floaters.
But one area that saw them consistently struggle throughout the entire year was 3-point shooting. The Grizzlies weren’t the worst team in the league, but they finished in the lower half of the NBA and didn’t have many strong performances from deep. It crippled the team offensively.
This was exemplified by the Grizzlies’ 32.9% 3-point shooting in the playoffs, a number that may have played a part in their 5-game elimination against the Utah Jazz.