Lewis was another guard on this squad who could knock down deep shots when he had the ideal time and space. The 5-foot-10 southpaw likes to step into his jumper in a 1-2 fashion and gets a high arc following the release. Because it takes him a second to get into his mechanics, it actually baits defenders into thinking if they sprint hard enough on the closeout, they’ll get a finger on the shot. Instead, Williams would time his attack perfectly towards their top foot so he could gain momentum toward the paint and finish the job with floaters or no-look dimes to bigs along the baseline.