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Lakers' Kendall Marshall among NBA leaders in assists and shooting


is currently the NBA's second-best three-point shooter at 48.5%, behind the 49.3% of San Antonio's Marco Belinelli. Atlanta's Kyle Korver is tied for third with New Orleans' Anthony Morrow at 46.2%. While the sample size is small, Marshall is also second in the league with 9.6 assists a game, second only to the Clippers' Chris Paul (11.2). (Los Angeles Times)

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