LakersSoul wrote:Great breakdown on Lonzo by Watson.
Yea i mean listen to great advace of guy who was fastest fired coach in new season in history, guy who in his rookie year took 3,3 FGA per game, who in his career never attemped 10 FGA per game. I mean , do you see what he did with Booker ? Booker has best season of his life because that tool of a coach is out. Triano at least tries to play him off ball more, asks him to move without a ball and to pass ball to others and he become more effective than ever doing so.
Literally worthless advice of worthless coach who's best streach of career as coach was 9-24 season. Next Popovich ?
What Lonzo needs is to move away from his father and toxic family . They are literally nothing but another stumbling stone of his career. Sure Lavar is main reason why he cracked to top 2# pick in first place but that's only positive thing he did for all 3 kids in his life. Lonzo is 20, his NBA schedule is already filled and he has no time for himself , add to that distractions like TV show, s***ty shoe and shi** brand that he has to represent, brother who was stupid enough to steal in other country, another hot-head puberty brother, sick mother and father who is media clown and you get this.
I saw lot of " it takes time until pass first PGs develop" and i'm not sure what league are you guys watching. Who are good, pass first PGs to being with ? Chris Paul ? That guy was rookie 12 years ago, when Miami Heat won with Shaq and Wade. And even if he was pas first PG, he still averaged 16 ppg in rookie season. After him Rondo is only pass first PG who was viewed as good, yet when advanced stats and analytics become something normal he was viewed as a biggest stat padder and trash .
So who else ? Wall? 18,5 FGA per game doesn't sound like pass first to me, only Beal on his team shots more, and in lot of games Wall leads his team in FGA anyway.
Play it simple, pass first starters at PG in NBA are Elfrid Payton and Ricky Rubio, and both of them are some of worst starting PGs in the league.
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