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Quote: Originally Posted by DemiGodzillla

That's because he's consistently played to drive and routinely has more breathing room than Kobe or Melo ever has on the perimeter.

Last year, LeBron shot .8 threes per game less than Kobe and more than Carmelo.

Also, Carmelo was assisted on 90% of his threes in Denver and 77% in NY compared to LeBron's 61% last year. That tells me that most of Carmelo's threes are the open, catch-and-shoot variety, as opposed to LeBron's pull up threes. And that also tells me that Carmelo has plenty of breathing room on the perimeter if he is open so often.