[The8thDeadlySinParticipant]

I want to see who can answer this questoin without looking. Of course I will have no clue if you look or not but I will wait for a couple of responses to reveal the answer.

There was only 1 All-Star of 2009 that was top 20 in 3-point percentage in 2009, proving that the greatest players aren’t always the greatest shooters.

Who was the lone All-Star that was to 20 in three point percentage last year??

[RickyRubio9Participant]

Steven Nash? Danny Granger? One of them for sure. Probably Granger, but seems like this questions is suppose to be hard and that was rather easy.

[The8thDeadlySinParticipant]

How can you say its easy if you didnt get the question right. BTW, I was talking about All-Stars of 2009.

[RickyRubio9Participant]

It was easy for me, but seemed like it was suppose to be hard…I was basically saying it was too easy to be right so I must be wrong. I thought you’d understand that and I’m done for the night. Goodnight Fellow Posters.

[j1232eParticipant]

nowitzski my guess.

[the_truth34Participant]

mo williams billups or ray allen

[td8118Participant]

the answer is granger…whats the point of this shit

[llperez]

1 all star who was top 20 and that proves that the greatest players are always the best shooters?

[The8thDeadlySinParticipant]

The point of this is to show people, including me untill I looked, that they dont really know who shot the best percentage. Also, what is going on with giving me a negative for askig a question? And, td8118, why are you so agressive and angry about his. BTW, your answer is wrong.

[The8thDeadlySinParticipant]

Sry man. That was a typo. Thanks for pointing that out. It is suppose to be “arent.”

[The8thDeadlySinParticipant]

The answer is Mo Williams. Jameer Nelson was the top but he didnt play becuase of injury.

[JoeWolf1]

This post doesn’t even come close to proving your point. Kevin Durant, Kevin Martin and Steve Nash were all in the top 20 and are very good players, plus the All-Star game is by position( you can’t gage a center’s relevance as a player on 3 point %). A lot of the players on that list are guys who come in and play limited minutes and are shooting specialists off the bench. If those guys took as many shots as Lebron or Kobe I guarantee you their percentages would go down. In addition, those players are often the benefactors of the best players drawing double teams and kicking it out to them for three. Ray Allen wasn’t in the top 20 in threes this year, is he now all of a sudden not one of the best shooters? You can’t list one obscure stat and say that proves your point.

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