Was that a bad shot?🤔👀

It was not a bad shot he made 2 of those exact ones in the finals to beat the Celtics he good

I mean that wasnt a bad shot Poole had range he was open they had steph trapped that was their best look

I've never seen a coach try to contest a shot from the side lol

Darvin Ham pulling a Mike tomlin and interfering from the sidelines

If you open you open for a reason should be said to all of stephs teammates 😂

Bro the coach was trying to block that shot from out of bounds 😂

Jordan Poole was inconsistent at the 3 pt line, at around 35+%. Good, but not great. Heres where it gets interesting though. He also shot 35% on 30 foot threes. He had the range, and the consistency could have come later I dont doubt, because he was also averaging 93% on free throws, showing that he is a good shooter with range, just not enough experience to take it at critical momenta. His shot selection was terrible, but when he shoots bad, he always has his bag to go to and score 2s. But imagine that he gets his shot at 38% from the 3 pointer and 30 ft, thats nearly Steph level, and he would have developed to that! They just treated him a bit poorly with his PT and after the punch, but he was next, everyone saw that.

Ham at it again

Ngl , 5 seconds you gotta swing that back to draymond so curry can be set up for a shot

"Paul George is that a bad shot?"

That fact that they had someone who could if slightly shoot like curry shoudlve been the green light to keep him for the future. Instead we have draymond and podz now. Should’ve gotten rid of dray. Poole was developing so well. They took that confidence away by letting him get knocked and kicked off the team. Bro could’ve been doing much better then half the players on the current warriors roster 😂

2 people had their feet on court, shouldn't be allowed. I mean not to mention the hand of the coach in his face.

Somebody other than Curry gotta touch the ball

A little bit of revisionist history going on it wasn't the shot necessarily that made people upset it's the fact that he shot that with almost 10 seconds to go. There was still time to dribble for a better look and preferably swing back to curry 🤷🏽‍♂️

Ham is a ham.

If Steph Curry is saying it wasn't a bad shot, I think I'm going to go with that over the opinion of some random online or an NBA player who was never a good shooter lol

They say one thing in front of the media but you think they same the same things behind closed doors?

No way 😂

he was open, and that's in his range.

The Draymond effect