Do jump shooting teams fare worse in the playoffs?

[Mediumcore]

Would Golden State be considered a good jump shooting team in the sense of taking a good shot, or is it just that they are ridiculously good at making good or bad shots?

[nubreed000]

Have you looked at, or taken into consideration, the shot distribution? Eg. is there a difference between how many shots a team takes from outside a certain distance vs inside a certain distance? Maybe compare that stat vs. regular season tendencies?

Like others have said here; it's not that jumpshots themselves are bad, but what type of shots are they and how many are taken that is important too.

[octothorp]

Right, because recent champions like the Heat, Celtics, and Lakers were full of modest, humble wallflowers.

[octothorp]

Right, because recent champions like the Heat, Celtics, and Lakers were full of modest, humble wallflowers.

Argh, intended as a response to peanutwoozles post.

[ezz_bee]

High five for the effort, but unfortunately very limited in terms of usefulness. Unfortunately, I think it's virtually impossible, to draw meaningful conclusions unless your working with play tracking data, which we don't really have access to.