Porter: Only Curry surpasses me in the league s shooting, Clay and KD are in the same level as me

Since Michael Porter was traded by the Nuggets to the Nets, it seems that he has completely unsealed the seal. For such explosive remarks, let's see what topics he has said during this period.

1. My brother's weakness is his addiction to gambling, while my weakness is his woman.

2. There were more than a thousand female ins who sent me messages.

3. I asked the equipment manager to get the Lakers cheerleaders number and then I was together for a while.

4. As long as you play a fake game, all your brothers around you can make money, and I have also received death threats.

5. Denver is the largest wife swap destination in the United States.

6. I always play highlights against the Lakers in the playoffs, and it feels so good to beat James.

You must know that Porter Little has an open girlfriend, so don’t you mind saying that?

Of course, it's not only that. Recently, Porter Jr. started again. In a show, he talked about the topic of projection ability. Porter Jr. said: "Now, Curry is the only one in the league who has better skills than me. I admit that, and there are also a few who are at the same level as me, such as KD and Clay, Lillard, Duncan Robinson, and Trae Young. Then it was gone. Now, my shooting in the league is definitely at the top level."

Porter Jr. is 2.08 meters tall, and with his arm span, his jump shot is indeed good. Few players can interfere with him. In addition, he has a skill of eating, which is that he can shoot very quickly, and he can take action immediately after receiving the ball, and it's also good to pull it off. So far in his career, his three-point shooting percentage is 40.6%, which is still very good.

But it always feels not good to be boasted like this, right? Just let others say it. You have to say it publicly on the show. And it is so absolute that Curry is the only one in the league who is better than you. Are you too arrogant?

Looking at Curry's career hit rate, Curry is definitely a three-point shooter in the NBA's historical level. He can even be said to be one of the greatest shooters in NBA. He made 9,589 career three-point shots, hit 4,058 hits, and his shooting percentage is as high as 42.3%, and he is also the first in the three-point shooter list. This number should be even more exaggerated when he retires.

O'Neal is dominant in the interior, and Curry undoubtedly also plays dominant in the outside. Other teams in the league often double-team the defense against Curry, but Curry still scores a lot of points. Especially when they partnered with Clay, the "Splash Brothers" often held down one and the other exploded. In cooperating with Cole's tactical system, they won 4 championships together and established the Warriors dynasty.

In addition, other players of the same level as him mentioned are as follows: Durant's three-point shooting percentage was 39% in his career, Trae Young's three-point shooting percentage was 35.2% in his career, Lillard's three-point shooting percentage was 37.1%, Dunro's three-point shooting percentage was 39.7%, and Clay's three-point shooting percentage was 41.1%.

If you compare the hit rate alone, it seems that Porter Jr. has no problem. After all, his career three-point shooting rate is 40.6%, but if you compare the output, you can't compare it.

This guy has been eye-catching in this offseason this year. I don’t know what he can play in the Nets next season. Nets management predicts that Porter Jr. will be similar if he is not the league's scoring champion next season. From this point of view, he will be given a lot of tactics and ball rights next season, but I don’t know if Porter Jr. has the ability to catch it.

If you have tactical status and ball rights, Porter Jr. can only average about 20 points per game. Will he be able to slap in the face?

How much do you think Porter Jr.'s data can be obtained next season? Is it possible to average 30 points per game?