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Evaluating sports stats headline

The user shared a message in Chinese about a sports stat, specifically regarding Edwards scoring 230 points over 6 games, averaging 5 made three-pointers per game. It looks like they didn’t ask a question, just posted a headline. I should respond by asking what they’d like: a summary, analysis, or comparison. I’ll note that this averages to about 38.3 points per game, and I can offer insights even with my knowledge cutoff date.Analyzing basketball stats

I want to avoid guessing exact constraints and should clarify if I lack specific data. I can do some simple math: 230 points over 6 games is roughly 38.33 points per game. With 5 made threes per game contributing 15 points, that leaves about 23.3 points from twos and free throws. Assuming attempts are around 11-12 three-point attempts at a 40-45% success rate, it’s better to provide scenario analysis. I might also compare these stats to Anthony Edwards' career averages. Averaging 5 three-pointers over 6 games is elite!Estimating shooting efficiency

I can estimate shooting efficiency by considering each three-pointer contributes to overall effectiveness. For instance, if he makes 5 threes (15 points), 9 twos (18 points), and 5 free throws (5 points), that's 38 points total, indicating a high true shooting percentage. However, I should avoid being too speculative. I can ask if the user wants details like shot charts, defensive coverage, and team rankings in those games. It's also worth discussing sustainability and whether they would like projections or a breakdown.Drafting basketball analysis

I want to draft an analysis that includes quick math: 38.3 points per game, with 5 made three-pointers contributing 15 points, meaning about 39% of his total points come from beyond the arc. Contextually, averaging 5 made threes per game is very impressive, similar to Curry's performance. It suggests he may have a lot of off-the-dribble volume, which could enhance the Wolves' offensive potential. However, I should mention that sustaining this level might require around 12-13 attempts at a high percentage, which is unusual. I'll ask if the user wants detailed breakdowns or comparisons.