Perth vs Sydney GF Game 1: Terrico Mid-range & Plumlee Drop D

Terrico Missing the Mid-range

Had plenty of open looks in game 1 pic.twitter.com/n0qyjzgwaW

— Tony Loedi (@TonyLoedi) March 9, 2020

Missing all 5 attempts in the mid range pic.twitter.com/qKtgM8qzPn

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Hitting the midrange was a big reason for him being named Finals MVP last season – where he torched United – so they may start dropping but until they do the Kings will keep giving him this shot

— Tony Loedi (@TonyLoedi) March 9, 2020

Plumlee Also Using Drop Defence

Interestingly it’s not just the Kings using the Drop coverage

The Wildcats have started using it in this series with Plumlee dropping back https://t.co/P7X2ITvGVI

— Tony Loedi (@TonyLoedi) March 9, 2020

On more than on occasion… pic.twitter.com/CaMt9PBx5R

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And again… pic.twitter.com/p0j1NIWewS

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And from 3 pic.twitter.com/f6OtinuNc9

— Tony Loedi (@TonyLoedi) March 9, 2020

Plumlee is athletic enough to defend higher and still recover. May be a slight change we see in Game 2

— Tony Loedi (@TonyLoedi) March 9, 2020