February is a rough guess because it sits about a year post-injury.
“No idea. I'm just throwing February out there because that's about a year post-injury. So it'll be somewhere around that time.”
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LakersFebruary is a rough guess because it sits about a year post-injury.
“No idea. I'm just throwing February out there because that's about a year post-injury. So it'll be somewhere around that time.”
Lendeborg at center is an option for Golden State with Porzingis out and Horford managing minutes.
“Yaxel Lendeborg playing center? That's an option for the Warriors with Porzingis out, Horford managing minutes and depth being thin.”
Porziņģis has run some of these actions before so the learning curve should be mild.
“I don't think it'll be that steep for him. You know, he's done some of this in his career, what we're incorporating in Boston, you know, some of these actions that we're doing. He's done, Al's done. And it's still basketball. You know, he's a really smart player. Been in the league for a long time. Yeah, he'll be fine.”
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LaRavia's small shooting tweaks have him confident and that confidence has carried into games.
“I think Jake had a really nice base and foundation to shoot with, so it wasn't like he was completely revamping his shot on those small tweaks. And ultimately, the tweaks don't matter if they don't give you confidence. And so I feel like he's shooting the ball with a lot of confidence right now, and he feels confident in his shot. [He's had] a great summer shooting the ball, has had a great training camp of practices shooting the ball, and that's carried over to games.”
LaRavia says Lakers' rebounding issues come down to physicality and all five crashing.
“We are missing, you know, our seven-foot, you know, two center and walker. So that's going to help a little bit when he comes back. For the most part, it's just about getting to the bodies and being physical, making sure all five guys are crashing.”
Reaves says the Lakers want to model their disruptive.
“You obviously want to defend without fouling. You want to be disruptive enough to make them turn the ball over. You just got to find that fine line to where you're not fouling too much. But heating the ball up at the same time, I think, you know, OKC does really. Those are probably top five in all defensive categories and I think 23rd in fouls or something like that last year. So, do what they do.”
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