People may remember other parts of that game but without JR's shooting in the third quarter of game 7 Cleveland would still be looking for its first championship since 1964. When all is said and done he might be the figure from the championship team that is remembered the most fondly by Cleveland fans.
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Who is the “greatest shooter” in Cavs history?
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Without looking at stats my answer is Kyrie was the most talented shooter while Price had the best overall career. Price was the gold standard free throw shooter, for instance, but he couldn't hit circus shot after circus shot like Kyrie did against the Spurs, let alone that Finals miracle.
Gonna give Boobie a shout out as well because he was the first great shooter I watched. Not just Game 6 but that incredible Rookie game MVP performance. There was something about his form that was just beautiful.
Gonna give Boobie a shout out as well because he was the first great shooter I watched. Not just Game 6 but that incredible Rookie game MVP performance. There was something about his form that was just beautiful.
