Myles Turner's slow start to the season isn't merely a slump anymore. In 31 games, he's now shooting a career-low 41.3 percent from the field. The Milwaukee Bucks' big offseason addition has fallen short of expectations by a country mile, which has certainly factored into their slow start. Getting him back on track will be a key step in rejuvenating this team.
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The primary culprit in Turner's poor shooting season is his lack of success from 2-point territory. He is hitting a career-worst 49.1 percent of his twos, lodged behind his rookie season's 50.