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Basketball Strategy Question

While reading the rules of a game called "Basketball", I noticed that there is a "chokehold" strategy. If you made a team full of 3 pt. shooters (3 or more of the 5), then in theory, they wouldn't even need to really play defense other than not let the other team score 3 point shots. They could hire this guy, and how could they loose?

I also found this article:The Greatest 3 Pt. Shooters. Most of these guys, I have barely heard of Honestly, I know Larry Bird, Reggie Miller, and have heard of the one guy from the Suns.

Any thoughts on why this strategy doesn't dominate the NBA?
 


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