Hit the mark as well!
This is the confidence of a shooter with a 40% three-point shooting rate.
Durant actually only gave Hamilton half a spot. If he was focused, he could have provided strong interference, but the opponent was too decisive.
Yu Fei watched the retreating Hamilton and thought of the Lakers' bench, still with Mike Miller and Eddie House... By the standards of small ball (three-pointers + space), the Lakers' shooter resources were just too good.
If Hamilton wasn't accurate, they could let Miller come on, and if Miller wasn't either, they could still try House.
It's rare for three sharpshooters to go cold at the same time.
However, one could also see that because of their pursuit of space, the Lakers excessively allocated team resources to shooters.
This left them without enough space to acquire strong, robust, full-sized wings.
