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Many people point out that LaMelo Ball has never played in the playoffs, but these concerns have less to do with shot selection and more to do with physicality.

Eamon Cassels of Dunking with Wolves argues that LaMelo Ball's primary challenge following his trade to the Minnesota Timberwolves will be adjusting to playoff physicality. While praising Ball's offensive talent and fit alongside Anthony Edwards, the writer highlights concerns regarding the guard's lack of postseason experience and slight 180-pound frame.
The analysis points out that Ball has never shot above 60 percent at the rim, which could hinder his drive-and-kick playmaking against intense postseason defenses. Cassels also notes Ball's extensive injury history and questioning whether he can endure heavy playoff minutes, though he concludes the trade remains a worthy gamble for Minnesota.
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