It’s been a pleasure to see the continued growth of Larry Nance Jr. on the offensive end in the past two seasons for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
What first comes to mind in that realm is Nance’s three-point shooting. The past two seasons for the Wine and Gold, Nance has worked himself into being a viable catch-and-shoot three-point shooter.
This now-past season for the Cavs, Nance hit 35.2 percent from beyond the arc, and hit what was also on a career-best 2.8 attempts per outing. His handle improving in 2019-20 was particularly nice to see, too, and that should only help him more going forward, both in the straight-line drive/occasional post up game.