Clippers guard Terance Mann's 4-point offensive blueprint for the 2024-25 NBA season

Terance Mann fulfilled his desire to continue with the Clippers this off-season by signing a three-year, $47M extension. A homegrown talent, the 6-foot-5 guard was drafted as the 48th pick in the 2019 draft, outdoing all expectations and becoming a crucial asset to the franchise.

T-Mann’s two-way ability remains the biggest standout feature of his game. The Clippers guard’s athleticism and high motor add to it. While he may not possess sniper-like skills, the 28-year-old has consistently improved long-range shot-making.

Recently, addressing the media, Mann was asked about his expectations on the offensive side. The Brooklyn native has developed a four-point action plan to increase his scoring contributions.

T-Mann gives insights into his offensive strategy

A while back, Ty Lue confirmed his starting lineup for the regular season with Mann on it. The Clippers guard is expected to get more minutes, considering Paul George is no longer on the team and Kawhi Leonard is dealing with knee soreness.

Sharing the backcourt with former MVP James Harden, Mann can capitalize on this opportunity to elevate his game to the next level. When asked about expectations from him, the Clips guard discussed aspects where he looks to focus.

Touching upon shooting more 3s, T-Man did have an impressive outing from beyond the arc during the recent playoffs. The LAC guard was 45.5% from the 3-point line in the first round against the Mavericks.

The Florida State University alumnus’s ability to finish at the rim is impressive. Therefore, Mann should also build on his strengths in playing in the paint.

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