Jump Shooting and two more areas Justise Winslow can improve on

Apr 17, 2016; Miami, FL, USA; Miami Heat forward Justise Winslow (20) dribbles the ball as Charlotte Hornets center Frank Kaminsky III (44) defends during the second half in game one of the first round of the NBA Playoffs at American Airlines Arena. The Heat won 123-91. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports

Play Making

Winslow’s play-making ability was a thing of beauty to watch at Duke. Winslow has vision to pass the ball and keep his teammates involved in many ways.

This is an example of one great pass Winslow made during the season, looking off his opponent, creating space for a teammate, as he dishes to the open teammate to knock down a big shot.

This was the Justise pass I enjoyed so much. Looks off Lee before firing it. So nice. pic.twitter.com/vMk0VXTYsc
— Danny Martinez (@DannyMartinez4) March 18, 2016

Winslow was known for his play-making ability in his one year at Duke, but only displayed flashes of that potential last season. While his 2.1 assists per game at Duke does not look like a gaudy number that jumps off the screen, but it was not an aspect of his game that was overlooked by scouts and Duke fans.

Justise Winslow. PLAYMAKER.
— Duke Men’s Basketball (@DukeMBB) April 4, 2015

If Winslow is given more free rein to handle the ball for the Heat next season, this is an area Winslow can certainly improve on. His vision and ability to see the floor is an asset for him.