Jumpers [noun]

More importantly, Westbrook looked like himself in that he wasn’t forcing shots and settling for midrange jumpers.

Just hook the included jumper cables to the charged battery and then your car and—boom—you’ve got power.

As Curry tossed in 38 points and made nine three-pointers, Leonard clanged midrange jumpers and committed a key turnover.

You’d jump it, meaning that now is a great time to ensure you own jumper cables.

Moments later, the Cavaliers gained additional separation with six straight points, the first four coming courtesy of jumpers from Hauser, a transfer from Marquette who sat out last season.

Sporting a buzz-cut and a straight-line jumper, Heinsohn was the Celtics’ sharpshooter and led the team in scoring for four of those eight championship seasons.

Top 5 defenders on jumpers over the past five seasons, including playoffsAmong 239 players with a minimum of 1,000 jump shots defended.

Pat McGunagle is a jumper based in West Yellowstone, Montana.

The Suns are among the top-five clubs in defending the rim early on, while also forcing 17 percent of their opponent’s possessions to end with a midrange jumper, the third-highest mark in the league since the restart.

When she woke her limbs were clad in overalls, a greasy jumper was buttoned over her breast.