228 three-pointers in a single season! As a Warriors product, he admits that Curry has taught him a lot

The NBA regular season is coming to an end, and the current statistics will gradually be frozen. At present, teams in the league are putting a lot of emphasis on shooting three-pointers, and teams are becoming more and more magical. The three-point skills of individual players are also showing a rapid blowout, and many players in the league have made more than 200 three-pointers in a single season so far this season.

This season has definitely been a turning point for Poole. Poole wasn't very efficient at shooting before, but his overall shooting efficiency has improved significantly so far this season, and he has made 228 three-pointers so far, ranking eighth in the league. The three-point shooting rate also reached more than 38%. Poole is also averaging more than 20 points per game this season, and it's clear that Poole is really starting to show his talent on the offensive end.

Many fans finally understand why the Warriors are willing to offer Poole a 100 million dollar contract. It's true that he has a talent on the offensive end that many players don't have, and he does have a strong scoring explosion. Of course, Poole's current achievements have a lot to do with the training in the Warriors in previous years. The Warriors had a few bad years, and in those years they mostly had Poole work up, and Poole did get too many opportunities with the Warriors in those years. Poole was very inefficient in the first two years of entering the league, but the Warriors still believed in him very firmly and gave him a lot of opportunities, and he should be grateful to the Warriors for their development that year.

In a recent interview, Poole talked about his three-point performance this season and how Curry and Thompson have helped him. He admits that he has learned a lot from Curry, the most profound of which is to find the best way for him and stick to it.

In fact, this sentence is very easy to understand, that is, each player's shooting method is different, and each player's projection concept is different. There is no set pattern for shooting, just as many people think Curry's shooting is not standard, but that doesn't stop him from being the greatest three-point shooter in history. So Poole also defines his own shooting style as a standard, and he thinks his style of play is very reasonable. So now Poole has a good three-point finish as well. At the moment, he's at least breaking Beal's single-season three-point shooting tally held in Wizards history.

Poole is a player who loves training and recently admitted that 24 hours a day is not enough and that he really enjoys being in the stadium. A player who has this kind of enthusiasm for training can at least maintain his form for a long time, and players who love training will not be unlucky. Poole should continue to improve his standards in the future, so we'll see.