I just did the math and if Keyonte was shooting his normal 3pt% (34%) then his TS% would be 59.7% instead of his 56.7%. 56.7% isn't horrible for his usage and puts him in the range of Giddey, Siakam, Cade, and Banchero.
If you look at guys with >25% usage and ~60%TS% you are looking at guys like Brunson, Brown, Murray, and Maxey.
Now obviously he has to increase his 3pt% to career averages while maintaining his FTr and %, but I guess my point is that he's not far off elite levels for scoring guards and still just barely 22yo.
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Except the 3rd year Donovan shot 37% from the three.
Notice I didnt say they were the same player, and yeah, shooting 3's is much easier when you have Conley feeding you. Keyonte has way more on his plate than Don did.
and key shoots and makes a lot more FTs. they aren't the same, but they are having comparable third seasons and Key is younger than mitchell was.
if you move it to 30% ast% and TS% 59 there are even fewer - granted NBA.com hasn't updated since last night, so it won't show Key at 59% TS, but that's where he is.Keyonte hit 59%TS%.
Here is the list of guys with >25% ast% >25%usg% and TS%>57
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It's basically all all star/near all star level players. Keyonte is the youngest.
He has played pretty well this year and has good stats. However, I frequently see him forcing hard shots when i see open teammates. That part of his game is not efficient and is an area he can definitely improve his game.
