Sky Seeks More 3-pointers
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Chicago Sky have green light to ‘let it fly’ from 3-point range. Can they keep up with the competition?
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Chicago Sky won't take the fewest 3 -pointers in the WNBA again.
The Sky tried to get by without taking 3s last season , attempting a league-low 14.9 per game.
Last year the Sky relied on one player, Marina Mabrey , for the bulk of their 3 -point shooting.
The New York Liberty more than doubled their production with 10.1 made 3s in 29 attempts per game last season .
The Sky 's new offense will be driven by a variety of simple actions that create opportunities for catch-and-shoot 3s .
The Sky ’s confidence in the passing ability of their three bigs: Cardoso, Reese and Williams .
All three are mobile frontcourt options who can make reads on the perimeter, in the midrange and with their backs to the basket.
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