Summary
Despite having the reputation as an inefficient gunner, Clarkson has actually had an above-average points per shot attempt each of the last four seasons, according to Cleaning the Glass. After being traded to the Jazz, Clarkson greatly helped add some scoring punch to a bench mob that lacked shot creation. Clarkson is a solid spotup threat, but can also create shots late in the clock if necessary. He has developed some craftiness inside to create space for short jumpers. He also showed some real improvement in his effort and focus on defense for the Jazz in the playoffs. 
 
Clarkson is almost entirely an isolation player, as he rarely creates for others. If Clarkson can develop more of a pick-and-roll game, he could establish himself as a Lou Williams-type contributor. While Clarkson's talents only fit in on certain teams, his scoring ability should earn him a solid contract this offseason.