Although Anthony Davis is already established as one of the best players in the NBA, Lakers head coach Darvin Ham believes he can be better. The second-year head coach said on Tuesday that he wants Davis to shoot as many as six three-pointers per game to try and expand his skillset.
That suggestion did not go over well with some people, including Stephen A. Smith. The ESPN analyst explained on First Take why Davis should stay away from increasing his three-point attempts.
“Anthony Davis’s career three-point percentage of 30% is the third worst amongst active players with a minimum of 1,000 attempts,” Smith said. “I’m not gonna side with Darvin Ham on that.”
