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Hornets @ Lakers... MKG JUST SHOT AND MADE A BUCKET FROM BEHIND THE THREE POINT LINE. ON PURPOSE.

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The MKG part was absolutely necessary.  The biggest thing i was worried about with his injury was his inability to keep working on his shot and then when he came back against Portland he drove almost every time he shot and didn't shoot so great from the FT line.  That being said, his shot still looked fluid and the hitch hadn't came back.  He came out tonight strong again, made another tough layup on a drive and then the 3 pointer.  Idk about you all, but in these two games he's looked more assertive and like a "franchise guy" than i've ever seen him.

Regardless, it deserved a thread.  War Panthers.  Keep Pounding.

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On 2/1/2016 at 2:27 AM, Moose87Banks said:

If he develops an outside shot, he'll become an all star. This league is lacking small forwards who can rebound and play defense like him. Maybe not this year but if he works hard this summer, I'm going to look forward to him next year.

Paul George, LeBron, Durant.

Those are the 3s that MKG is on the level of when it comes to rebounding.

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