Cleveland Cavaliers forward Cedi Osman hit his 600th career three against the Boston Celtics.
Cedi Osman reached an impressive career milestone on Tuesday night as the Cleveland Cavaliers faced off against the Boston Celtics.
Halfway through the second quarter, Cedi caught a wing pass from Darius Garland and he immediately made the catch and shoot three. This was more than just another three-pointer for the small forward in their sixth season in the NBA.
This three was Osmans 600th of his career.
His 600 there rank fifth on the team's all-time three-pointers made list. Cedi passed former Cavalier J.R. Smith earlier this season and he needs 123 more to pass Kyrie Irivnig.
Cedi has always been a solid shooter throughout his career. He's shot 35 percent from behind the arc during his time with the Cavs on an average of 4.4 attempts a game. His best three-point shooting season was during 2019-20 when he was shooting 38 percent. Unfornt, this was also the same season that saw his season cut short.
Osman has played a major role in the Cavs' rebuild over the last four seasons. He's seen a team go from losing a generational talent in LeBron James and the worst team in the NBA back to a playoff contender and one of the best teams in the
As for this season, if the Cavs want to finish the season strong then they'll need Osman's shooting ability to pick back up and be an important piece off the bench.
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