Reggie Miller gave Steph Curry the blueprint | Offensive Legends Ep. 2
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This video examines Reggie Miller's unique offensive style, arguing that his off-ball movement, three-point volume, and ability to draw fouls made him an underrated superstar and a pioneer of modern basketball.
From the video
Answers: Was Reggie Miller overrated or was he an offensive pioneer ahead of his time?
- Reggie Miller's off-ball movement
- Three-point shooting history in the NBA
- Pacing and screening in basketball
- Drawing fouls and contact creation
- Playoff scoring efficiency
What it concludes
- Reggie Miller's off-ball movement and high three-point volume in the 1990s laid the blueprint for modern basketball revolution.
- Miller utilized long twos and floaters effectively due to his exceptional body control and range, despite a lack of traditional dribbling skills.
- Miller's physical style and knack for drawing contact set him apart as an elite scorer who consistently elevated his game in the playoffs.
- Adjusted for opponent quality, Miller ranks among the very best playoff scorers in NBA history, matching or exceeding volume and efficiency of modern legends like Dirk Nowitzki and Steph Curry.
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