XDevilBoiX wrote:I am thinking they have been working with him to change his shot all this time behind closed doors. No other reason to hold him out of practice for 3 weeks when he is no longer in pain. They didn’t want him to go back to how he was shooting in college and since he was starting to change it on his own, might as well use this time to completely change it.
With the next update, he will begin practicing with the team to get back into game shape. Might be a few weeks before he gets into game actions.
It takes like a day to change a jumper. I played basketball competitively my entire life, changed my jumper a million different times just to test stuff. It's not like learning a new language, it's more like riding a bike. Once you learn, you learn. You can jump back and forth between forms and releases seamlessly. Never took more than a day or two to get it down exactly how I wanted it.
The only thing jumper-wise I can think of that would take weeks to learn is if he has this fear in the back of his head leftover from the muscle imbalance that when he shoots it's going to cause him pain and it's causing some type of hesitation in his release that is altering his shot. Kinda like when you come back from a knee injury some guys are hesitant to plant and cut right away because their brain has that fear of reinjury, they need to get used to it again.
