🏀 Is the NBA Too Reliant on the Three-Point Shot?

 



Bro… let’s be honest for a sec.

This ain’t your dad’s NBA anymore.
Forget about post-ups. Forget about iso midranges.
It’s all launch from deep or die trying.





🚀 Everyone Wants to Be Curry Now

Curry changed EVERYTHING.
Before him, jacking up a three from the logo would get you benched.
Now?
If you don’t shoot threes, you’re basically useless.

  • Centers? Out here taking 5+ threes a game.

  • Coaches? Drawing up 30-foot plays for dudes who barely shoot 35%.

  • Kids in high school? Practicing logo bombs instead of layups.

It’s kinda wild.

📉 What Happened to the Midrange & Post Game?

Bro back then we had:

  • Jordan murdering midrange.

  • Kobe with that fadeaway.

  • Shaq literally tearing rims off.

Now it’s:

“Run to the corner, spot up, wait for kick-out.”

Low-post bigs are dinosaurs.
Even Embiid hangs around the elbow half the time.

🏆 Is It More Fun or Just Lazy Hoops?

I’ll admit…
watching a team hit 20 threes in a game is kinda hype.

But when it’s brick after brick?
Game becomes unwatchable.

Also feels like dudes can’t improv anymore.
No footwork, no pivot, no crafty post moves.

Just stand out there and chuck.

🤔 My Take?

I love the modern spacing, don’t get me wrong.
Seeing Giannis drive with four shooters around him is 🔥.

But sometimes?
I miss seeing bigs punish smaller guys.
Miss seeing guards pull up for tough midrange daggers.

Now it’s just three or bust.

💬 What do YOU think?
Is the NBA too three-point happy now?
Or is it just the game evolving like it should?

Drop your thoughts below 👇
wanna see if y’all miss old school ball or if you love this new style.






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