Not a big fan.
Takes a lot of shots. Sometimes they go in, sometimes they don't.
The league-wide FG% is probably less than 50%, so he's pretty typical.
What's your opinion on his other 50% of the game (defense)?
I don't like his game. Look at his stats against Cleveland in the playoffs. He completely disappeared.
I completely understand why you don't like his game. Many of us were frustrated that Morris couldn't translate his clutch shot making into the postseason. His struggles look worse because he hit a bunch of big shots during the regular season.
As for the Cleveland series, it tells us nothing other than the fact that Morris is a streaky shooter. Case in point, Morris averaged 18 PPG on 46.8 % fg and 38.9 % from three in a first round playoff series with the Cavs in 2016.
To summarize Morris, he is a solid NBA player who yields diminishing returns if relied upon as a primary scoring option. The good news is that our depth will allow Brad to play Morris less in games where he is struggling from the field. Ultimately he should be a valuable player throughout the grind of an 82 game season. The law of averages also says that he will have a couple of big playoff performances this time around.
Chris22 didn't answer my question about his defense.
He was supposed to shut down LeBron James in the ECF but to no avail 
After all, he was known to be one of the best LeBron stoppers in the NBA.
He was never supposed to "shut down" LeBron, but he guarded him pretty well and that's value which doesn't show up well in the box scores.
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