James Blackmon Jr. is a shot-making guard with real scoring gravity and Indiana pedigree
Blackmon was a high-volume perimeter scorer at Indiana, averaging 17.0 points per game in 2016-17 while shooting 42.3% from three and 83.7% at the line, which shows why he’s valued as a floor-spacer and instant offense threat.[2] His game stands out for compact, repeatable shooting mechanics and the ability to get hot fast, but his NBA/overseas career also reflects the impact of injuries and the need for a fit that maximizes him as a pure scoring guard rather than an all-around primary creator.[12][13]
