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NBA Star Performances: Hot Shooting from De’Aaron Fox, LeBron James, LaMelo Ball, and Jalen Brunson

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NBA Star Performances: Hot Shooting from De’Aaron Fox, LeBron James, LaMelo Ball, and Jalen Brunson
LeBron James:

LeBron’s scorching performance continues, showcasing impressive shooting even as his November shooting percentage dipped slightly. With a 6-for-10 finish against the Utah Jazz, LeBron’s November form has been among the best shooting stretches of his career. His shooting accuracy stands at over 45% from beyond the arc and 41% overall this month. Notably, he crossed the 39,000 career-point milestone with an early 3-pointer in the Jazz game, solidifying his place as the NBA’s all-time leading scorer.

LaMelo Ball:

LaMelo’s remarkable offensive prowess remains evident, highlighted by a 36-point display during Charlotte’s overtime victory against Boston. He’s consistently scored over 25 points in eight consecutive games, with six of those surpassing the 30-point mark. His three-point shooting efficiency at 45% over nine attempts per game showcases his stellar form. Despite his impressive individual performance, the Hornets’ struggles (2-6 during Ball’s hot streak) raise questions about his impact on team success, particularly considering the team’s struggles in Ball’s minutes.

De’Aaron Fox:

Fox, already an established All-Star and All-NBA player last season, is elevating his game further, notably in three-point shooting. Despite a rough 2-for-12 outing against the Pelicans, Fox has significantly increased both his attempts and conversion rate from beyond the arc compared to last season. His effectiveness in pick-and-roll situations, boasting the league’s best scoring efficiency among point guards, is reshaping defensive strategies. Making 44% of his off-the-dribble three-pointers, especially in isolation or pick-and-roll scenarios, has made defending against him extremely challenging. His career-high scoring average of 29.6 points per game and the Kings’ 6-2 record with him on the court solidify his impact.

Jalen Brunson:

Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week, Brunson has been exceptional from the three-point line, hitting 48% of his shots at a career-high volume. Although maintaining such high efficiency is unlikely, his potential suggests room for further improvement. While struggling with midrange and finishing near the rim, his three-point prowess, if sustained, could elevate the Knicks, already boasting a top-10 offense, to even greater heights.

Tyrese Haliburton:

Haliburton’s standout season continued with a stellar 37-point and 16-assist performance against the Hawks. His pivotal role in Indiana’s win contributed to a high-scoring game, tallying 309 points between both teams. Haliburton’s league-leading stats in assists per game, points created via assists, and assist percentage showcase his playmaking brilliance. Remarkably, his efficiency in midrange and three-point shooting, generating 134.2 points per 100 possessions, places him among the elite, trailing only Stephen Curry among point guards.

Eric

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