Just like fellow rookie teammate De’Andre Hunter, Cam “Michael Redd-ish” Reddish decided that tonight was a good night to actually hit some buckets for once. That’s putting it a little simply for narrative effect (and so that you will feel sorry for me because of bad the Bucks got victimized by the duo); the reality is that he’s been trending ever so slightly upward the last few games. Here’s a quick breakdown:
11/16 vs. Clippers: 4 buckets on only 15 attempts
11/17 vs. Lakers: 5 buckets on only 13 attempts
11/20 vs. Bucks: 6 buckets on only 10 attempts
As you can see, there is serious progression going on here. Both in terms of the number of buckets and the number of shot attempts need to get those buckets. Those not well versed in the mathematical arts may find it hard to discern his exact progression, so let me clarify it for you: in every game he plays, he hits one more shot than the game before. Simultaneously, his shot attempts are two or three fewer than the game before. I’m looking forward to the 23 points on 10-for-2 shooting that is coming up soon. The only limit on the amount of points he scores in his career will be how long his career can last while making hundreds of buckets per game.