7. Paul George – 225

He might not be an explosive player when it comes to the postseason, but George still has playoff experience under his sleeves. He has always been a gunner from the outside and is also a good scoring option.

“Pandemic P” is actually a decent playoff performer. He is averaging 20.2 points and shooting 38% from the arc in the playoffs. You could call him anything but you cannot take away that he is still a valuable offensive player.

6. Danny Green – 283

We first got introduced to Danny Green during the NBA Finals in 2013. He was a reliable shooter for Coach Pops and the San Antonio Spurs. He shot a whopping 55% from the three-point area during that seven-game series, in which he was even a candidate for Finals MVP if the Spurs had won.

Since then, Green has been perceived as a glorified outside shooter. This three-time NBA champion is a 40% three-point shooter in the postseason and has tallied seven threes in just one Finals game (tied at third all-time). But with Green, let’s just forget Game 5 of the 2020 NBA Finals.

5. Kevin Durant – 323

Durant is known as an elite and prolific scorer in the world, and maybe even the best. He is a player that also loves to attack from the mid-range. A seven-footer who could slice into the defense easily, KD also handles the ball well and shoots the lights out in any given scenario.

Durant takes his shooting in strides. Such a complete scorer that when he makes the big shots, he is not afraid to look into the crowd and see their souls being sucked. A lot of fans are still in awe of his three-point daggers throughout the years.

KD is truly a reaper not to be reckoned with.