33% of open 3s are different than 33% of all shot attempts. Like I emphasized again and again, every single team attempts more 2s than 3s. When you mixed it up, you can have your chances for open 3s. If you move the ball well like Suns, you will have more attempts, but still below your 2 pointer shots.
If every single shot is a 3 pointer shot, it's too easy to defend, and your percentage will be way way below 33%.
Yao Ming shoots free throws around 80%, but he can't make jump shots or hook shots in game around that distance, with that percentage. You know why? Because shots are contested.
Maybe you watch more basketball, you will realize how much emphasis teams, coachs, players, and analysts put in OPEN SHOTS. Because that's the key to have high percentage shots.
When you claim the result you draw was statistic from real data, but you can't find single example even close to that result. That doesn't mean those real data was wrong, or statistic theory was wrong, the only thing wrong was normally the way you applied that statistic - your assumption.
If every single shot is a 3 pointer shot, it's too easy to defend, and your percentage will be way way below 33%.
Yao Ming shoots free throws around 80%, but he can't make jump shots or hook shots in game around that distance, with that percentage. You know why? Because shots are contested.
Maybe you watch more basketball, you will realize how much emphasis teams, coachs, players, and analysts put in OPEN SHOTS. Because that's the key to have high percentage shots.
When you claim the result you draw was statistic from real data, but you can't find single example even close to that result. That doesn't mean those real data was wrong, or statistic theory was wrong, the only thing wrong was normally the way you applied that statistic - your assumption.