Who are the true sharpshooters of the 2024 NBA Draft Class according to Leif and Richard?

[@echo-kz5kr]

did he really just say rob isn’t a shooter

[@chriskeesee7508]

Along with volume and efficiency, relative frequency matters just as much. What percentage of your shot diet consists of jumpers

[@Keeb5ter]

I like Scheierman in the 2nd round. Hoping in this draft that he lasts that long.

[@norrinradd542]

Don't know if he gets drafted or not, but the other UConn guy - Cam Spencer can flat out shoot. Also I'm wondering from a draft perspective, who would you draft first between Reed Sheppard, Rob Dillingham, or Jared McCain???

[@scottwickett1273]

Sheppard over those other two easily, and I especially don't understand the McCain hype.

[@norrinradd542]

@@scottwickett1273 Did you see what he did in the tourney? Did you see him in the second half of the season? He was the best prospect and player on Duke imo.

[@billysheeley]

​@@scottwickett1273 why "easily" over Dillingham? I love Reed, and he's probably the best shooter in the draft, but Dillingham is a more complete scorer, a much more electric player, and probably an instant star...I could understand choosing one over the other, but having one of them much higher than the other is head scratching, to me...

[@thehighvibe5528]

first of all rob is a great shooter but reed is an elite of elite shooter

[@Skygooose]

Payton Sandfort

[@mikejones9906]

Best shooter is Dalton, hands down.

[@richoffks]

Percentage duh, then you want to increase volume from there.

[@mikejones9906]

Reed Sheppard is the modern version of Steve Nash.

[@charlescohen6140]

Steve was a natural play creator, pass first, longer. I love Reed but he is more like a 6’1” two guard who will be forced to guard men 6” taller.

[@mikejones9906]

@@charlescohen6140 Sheppard has the same tools, just way more athletic than Nash and is an elite defender.

[@charlescohen6140]

@@mikejones9906 Entirely different styles. Nash was one of the all-time point guards, and a 2 time MVP (ahead of Kobe.) Reed is not a natural pg and it’s unfair to compare him to Nash here. I like Reed although scoring 3 points in his last game didn’t impress me.

[@mikejones9906]

@@charlescohen6140 That’s why I said Modern Day and Sheppard proved he’s a true point.

[@charlescohen6140]

@@mikejones9906 Mike, I know he’ll be terrific as will Rob but it’s a long way to be Steve Nash who ironically was a terrible coach with the Nets. And it is a very unknown draft.

[@VanIyke]

Was waiting for this one. Zachary Riserche = Jett Howard = No bite = Zero Mamba mentality

[@mehdizenati-p8i]

Apprend déjà a écrire son prénom c'est Zacharie , ensuite tu le compare a Jett Howard alors qu'il a rien a voir avec lui .

[@adelbien0ukoi]

Risacher is way better than Howard

[@scottmuir6127]

Reed Shepherd may be similar to CJ Mcullam

[@CarloBarlo69]

How. CJ’s game was and is completely different

[@_0tt0matic]

@@CarloBarlo69yea Cj plays like a true sg that became a combo guard. I never seen combo guard as true as Reed Shepard. He mind as well be a carbon copy of Tyrese Maxey

[@CarloBarlo69]

@@_0tt0matic All three players you just mentioned are completely different from each other. Im honestly just baffled

[@_0tt0matic]

@@CarloBarlo69 did your read what I said?

[@CarloBarlo69]

@@_0tt0matic Your spelling mistakes make it hard to decipher what you’re saying, but regardless Tyrese Maxey, Reed Shepherd, and CJ Mcollum are all very very different players with different play styles so I just totally disagree.