REPORT CARD
Andre Roberson stepped into a starting role in his second season and played more than three times as many minutes than he did as a rookie. How did it go? Here’s how we would grade Roberson in five of his most important categories.
3-point shooting: D. Roberson was awful at home, missing 37 of 40 3-point attempts for a hideous 7.5 percent clip. Strangely, he was actually stellar on the road, where he made 18 of 45 3-pointers, which put him at 40 percent. That peculiar home/road split can’t be ignored. It shows there’s some potential there and proves Roberson isn’t a total lost cause as a shooter. He grew much more confident in taking 3s this year but the results, at times, still…
