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    The secret to the Clippers’ success in prolific shooting from the field

    It was true that Minnesota’s defense, one of the NBA’s most permissive, did not exactly help its case against that reputation Sunday. Clippers forward Marcus Morris was somehow left alone in the corners, where he has made 57% of his three-pointers this season. Paul George dribbled around a screen by Ivica Zubac, saw the nearest defender one long step away and took it as an invitation to add to ...
    by Andrew Greif, Los Angeles Times Apr 19, 2021 3 minutes

    It was true that Minnesota’s defense, one of the NBA’s most permissive, did not exactly help its case against that reputation Sunday.

    Clippers forward Marcus Morris was somehow left alone in the corners, where he has made 57% of his three-pointers this season. Paul George dribbled around a screen by Ivica Zubac, saw the nearest defender one long step away and took it as an invitation to add to his career-best 43.7% three-point shooting.

    And yet, for all of the Timberwolves-specific

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