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The Sacramento Kings need a stronger focus on improving their three-point shooting, and that starts with head coach Doug Christie.

Writer Ian Goodwillie questions whether Sacramento Kings head coach Doug Christie is paying enough attention to the team's struggling three-point shooting. While acknowledging that building a defensive identity is necessary following a 22-60 season, the author argues that Sacramento also urgently needs to establish an offensive rhythm.
Goodwillie notes slight preseason improvements, with Sacramento rising from 17.4% in game one to 34.2% in game four. He points out that the Kings trailed the league average from beyond the arc last season, costing them valuable points in frequent double-digit defeats.
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