Jabari Walker, a promising young player for the Philadelphia 76ers, has made significant strides in his basketball game, especially in his three-point shooting. After joining the Sixers from the Portland Trail Blazers on a two-way deal, Walker reflects on the impact that coach Chauncey Billups had on his development. In his last season with the Blazers, he improved his three-point shooting to 38.9%, a significant leap from previous years. Walker emphasized the importance of knowing and honing one's role to maintain a spot on the court.

Walker credits his progress to focusing on critical aspects of his game, particularly under Billups’ guidance. He learned to prioritize the essentials while also working on new skills behind the scenes. This approach not only sharpened his shooting but also helped him adjust to the NBA's three-point line, ultimately alleviating pressure on his team's star players. The Sixers are optimistic that Walker's growth will transition smoothly into his new role in Philadelphia.