We all know that the NBA's highest score is now three points, and the high score is because of the distance, but more than three points are far away, and it is three points to count. So set up a four-point line in the NBA, which is a little farther than the three-point line, who will become the "four-point king"? According to the player's playing style and their own strength, 4 people are expected to become the "four-point king".
Trae Young's style of play is simple and rough, shooting three points when he has the opportunity, and it doesn't matter if he enters or not. Under his leadership, the Hawks are still expected to enter the playoffs in the East. Trae Young is just notorious for his unreasonable three-point line, and if he really wants to have a four-point line, he has no problem at all. A pitcher like him, the feel will come in no matter what.
Lillard "wearing a watch" moment is estimated that many people have seen it, that is really domineering exposure. His three-pointers are often super long, and the more critical the moment, the more accurate. He's been playing this way for years, and even with the quarter-point line, he's perfectly adaptable. Originally, the Blazers were the core, and as long as there was enough space, he really dared to vote. For Lillard, with the quarter-point line, there will be more "watch" moments.
Curry's three-point shot is basically a step away from the three-pointer, and his three-pointers do not play according to the routine. Ignore the distance, defense, space, and be happy to shoot after half. His three-pointers seemed unreasonable because his teammates sometimes shot him out of place. This is how he plays, his career is still more than 40% shooting rate, winning a triple crown for the team, and unreasonable in Curry has become reasonable.
In the end, it is naturally James, and the long three points are his strong points. His three-point shot was too obvious, only he thought it was a fake move, in fact, he knew he was going to shoot. Even if there is no one to defend, James has to lean back, there is no way, he is too strong, not backwards and can not score. If there is a four-point line, it is too much for James's heart, maybe at that time, he is the league's "four-point king".