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Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell is a master of making baskets shooting 65.9% within 5ft of the rim leading him to get double teamed 10.8 possessions per game. The proof is in the metrics … NBA CourtOptix powered by Microsoft Azure. While NBA CourtOptix can highlight what makes players so successful at driving into the paint, protecting the rim, or creating dazzling plays, it won’t settle the debate on who should control the radio in the car.
See more at https://nbacourtoptix.nba.com/
See more at https://nbacourtoptix.nba.com/
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