Better shooter- As of right now- Bradley. At the same age- Call it a draw.
Nothing is indicative that Marcus will become a good shooter, Oracle, better check your crystal ball. We have all seen him get hot and next game be dead cold.
You need to get your reading glasses because I never said he would. The poster I quoted used an extremely small sample to try and suggest Bradley was always a good shooter which is just flat wrong. It took him 4 years to get his range out to above the break 3's. His shot charts were barf inducing back then. Smart did shoot average numbers from 3 on volume as a rookie though and there is no reason to believe he will not do so or better again. To write him off after witnessing many others greatly improve is crazy.
* Bradley in his second season shot 40.7% from three - Smart hasn't even managed 35% in his first two seasons.
* Bradley in his second year shot 52.5% from 10-16 feet and shot 40% on two's outside of 16 feet. Smart's career highs from those areas so far are 38% and 31%, respectively.
* Bradley shot 49% from the field in his second year - Smart has yet to break the 37% mark.
You also underrate Bradley's role in his second year. He replaced Ray Allen as the starting SG for this team due to injury, and when Ray came back the team played so well with Bradley out there that Doc let him keep the starting spot. Bradley could always defend, it was his ability to his shots (from midrange and from three) as well as defend that earned him the right to keep that starting spot - which he's held every year since. Smart had the starting PG s[pt and lost it,
Smart shot poorly from three as a rookie. He shot poorly from three in his second year. He shot poorly from three in summer league. He shot poorly from three in college. He's shot poorly from midrange. Even his free throw shooting has been up and down. There's nothing on display to suggest he'll ever be as good a shooter as Bradley.