Over/under for Justise Winslow’s three-point percentage this season: 33.5%
Ehsan Kassim: Under. I don’t see Winslow shooting significantly worse than that mark, but he shot 27 percent last year and 33.5 percent would be a significant jump from that. I’ll project he shoots around 30 percent.
Chris Posada: Under, but barely. I’ll say around 32%. He shot 36% from three in the preseason, so the small-sample inspires a bit of hope. I think he’ll have more of a role on offense than just standing in the corner. He’ll likely be attacking more, so I expect him to be more active with the ball.
Simon Smith: Under. He has shown some promise in the preseason, hitting at 35.7 percent over six games. But over a much larger sample size, it remains to be seen if he can become a consistent threat from downtown. Low-30’s would be my prediction.
Allana Tachauer: Under, however not by a lot. Maybe 30%? He did step it up during preseason but I don’t think that overall he’ll make as big of a leap during the regular season, when it’s all said and done. Maybe in another year or so?
Cory Sanning: Under, but not by very much. 31 percent is my bar. While he excelled at knocking down shots from long range during the preseason(35.7 percent), a much larger volume of attempts make due for a decrease in that number. Anything beats his mere 27 percent rate from three point range last season.
Kristopher Keaton: I’ll play risky contrarian and say over. I don’t think he’s going to be a marksman of any kind, but I think he’ll improve by function of not taking many. If there is improvement in his shot, with fewer attempts, he can make over 33%
Wes Goldberg: Hey let’s be bold. Before the All-Star break it’ll be under, around 30 percent. Winslow will pull a Josh Richardson and figure out his shot after the ASB and shoot 38 percent down the final stretch at a higher volume to bring the average to 34 percent. Or near it.