23 minutes and 19 minutes! 80% shooting percentage of three-pointers, Brea may become the new hope of the Suns

In the NBA Summer League on July 12, the Suns defeated the Wizards, with No. 41 pick Kobe Breya performing extremely well, surpassing many first-round picks. He made 7 of 10 shots in 23 minutes, made 4 of 5 three-pointers, scored 19 points, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 80%. This performance is eye-catching. Breya is from the University of Kentucky and is a guard on the court. He is the NCAA's top pitcher. He shot as high as 45.6% from three-point shooting percentage in the last two seasons of the NCAA. He has excellent shooting ability whether he is off the ball or holding the ball.

Previously, the Suns and Breya signed a two-way contract, which might inspire him to explode on the field. Brea not only has excellent shooting ability, but also has good athletic ability, which gives him more room to play in the game. Compared with Saar and Maruacci who compete in the same field, Breya's data is more eye-catching. Saar made 5 of 10 in 30 minutes, and Maruacci made 4 of 11 in 20 minutes, while Breya achieved higher scoring efficiency in a shorter time.

The Suns have made good progress in three-point tactics in recent years. New coach Budenholzer has designed more three-point tactics for the team, making the Suns ranked among the top in the league in terms of three-point shooting and shooting percentage. The addition of an excellent three-point shooter like Brea will undoubtedly add new strength to the Suns' three-point firepower. Suns media are also very optimistic about Brea and believe that he can contribute to the team this season.

Brea's outstanding performance in the summer league has made people look forward to his future development. Whether he can gain a foothold in the fiercely competitive NBA arena and become the new hope of the Suns is worthy of our continued attention