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Message: [QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 4340003, member: 6620"] Nice write-up on MoJeff from the Next. Takes from both the author and MoJeff. I've cut and pasted a few 'graphs, but have also attached an article, which includes a chart. "Jefferson is a skitterbug with the ball in her hands and is keenly able to dissect sharp angles and speed disadvantages in real-time. The result often involves her simply blowing by her defenders with relative ease. "She’s also a dynamic 3-point and spot-up threat, the likes of which the Lynx have not had for years, if ever. Her game is not perfect—she’s a below-average finisher at the rim, partly due to her size and she would probably benefit from extending some of her mid-range Js beyond the 3-point line. But there are few lead guards in the league or who are about to enter who would be a better fit to help move Minnesota past the [URL='https://www.basketball-reference.com/wnba/players/f/fowlesy01w.html?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-']Sylvia Fowles[/URL] era. For what it’s worth, Jefferson seems to agree. “For me, I’m the best when I’m in pick-and-roll situations and we’re heavy on pick-and-rolls,” Jefferson said of why she has been able to find such great success with the Lynx. “[Sylvia Fowles] sets amazing screens. My teammates do a great job of being u-turn players, knocking down open shots. And when you can do that, it’s easier, as a point guard, to get to your spots. So I just think the system that we’re in, the way that the ball moves, everybody having each other’s back. If I have a bad game, I know somebody else is gonna step up for me.” [URL unfurl="true"]https://www./wnba/minnesota-lynx/jefferson-excelling-lynx-triple-double/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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