Esattamente lo voglio sentire cantare sopra la testa degli altri giocatori

La racchetta da ping pong dovrebbe servire a migliore e velocizzare la presa della palla per un tiro più rapido. Ai miei tempi si usava o guanto da cucina o scocciarsi le dita con il nastro da pacchi. Non penso che vogliano reimpostare il tiro di Romeo, ma sicuramente renderlo più efficace e soprattutto più veloce al piano di sopra.

Four days in advance of the Celtics' summer league opener in Las Vegas, the team has added some additional depth.

Tuesday morning, the team announced that swingman Stan Okoye has been added to the C's roster. The 6-foot-6 28-year-old was the Big South Player of the Year back in the 2012-13 season when he averaged 21.5 points and 9.4 rebounds per game at VMI, but has spent the bulk of his professional career overseas.

Okoye played in Israel, Australia and Italy before spending last season with Tecnyconta Zaragoza in Spain. He also suited up for the Denver Nuggets in last year's summer league, and has played in international competitions for Nigeria.

questo ha giocato a udine, due tre anni fa mi sembra, gran stagione la sua, poi è andato in a1 e poi l'hanno chiamato in nba, summer e denver.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM5Dtsu ... TQIwFg3beU

max strus.

a proposito di romeo.

Grant Williams has strong chance to earn playing time with the Celtics
By Chris Forsberg July 04, 2019 10:11 AM

BOSTON — Grant Williams is a big boy — 6-foot-8, 240 pounds — but everyone that comes in contact with him on a basketball court still seems to come away mesmerized by his strength.

Williams isn’t just strong, he’s NBA strong. During pre-draft workouts with sports science leaders P3, Williams’ strength graded out in the 96th percentile among all NBA players tested (not just rookies, everyone). Watch college highlights and players tend to bounce off Williams and, now, that strength will likely be the key in him being able to joust with NBA giants.


But how exactly did Williams get so strong?

"I ate my Wheaties growing up, my veggies, all that stuff,” Williams deadpans before exploding into laughter.

More likely it was his dedication to the weight room that gave Williams his sturdy frame. He tips his cap to family genetics and the work ethic that was instilled in him at an early age. Williams oozes humility but his confidence shines through when he’s asked if he believes his strength gives him a chance to hold his own with NBA bigs.

"Oh yeah, I feel like I can bang and hit those guys and be able to stand up at that level,” said Williams. "It’s really about getting the mobility, where I can be able to stand with them."

Williams knows the concerns about how his game will translate at the NBA level. He’s going to have to gravitate more to the perimeter and extend his range because he won’t always be able to overpower guys like he did in college.

Williams spent the ramp to draft night working at P3 trying to improve his weaknesses. When the strength numbers came back with eye-popping results, as documented by The Athletic, Williams wasn’t all that surprised.

"I kinda joked around about it, I was like, ‘Hey, I gotta be good at something,’” said Williams. "I may not be the most athletic, all this stuff, but there’s gotta be one thing, some type of test that will give me some credit.”

The Celtics coaching staff has already been impressed by more than William’s pure strength.

"He has some of those characteristics [of undersized big men] already as strengths, mainly communication and high IQ, being in the right place,” said Celtics assistant coach Scott Morrison, who is helming the summer squad. "He’s been the most vocal player we have out there, kind of directing traffic, calling out coverages; Undersized bigs have to be ready to play every kind of coverage defensively, so it’s important to pick that stuff up and communicate with his teammates.

"The other thing is outside shooting, and that’s something we’ve worked on with him extra since he’s been here, and he’s knocked some down, so that’s good to see.”

Williams looks comfortable as he puts up post-practice 3-pointers. It’s a work in progress but he understands how important it will be at the next level.

It’s unfair to expect Williams to step in and do the sort of things that did, facilitating the offense from the high post and providing sturdy defense on the back line. But the potential is there. And Williams is ready to work to improve his game, especially after seeing how hard veterans like are working this summer.

"It’s definitely like I gotta step my game up as a rookie,” said Williams. "You kinda want not only to stand out but kinda separate yourself. So see what [Hayward is] doing, the morning and how hard he is working, and same with Jayson [Tatum], seeing guys like that and how much time they put into the gym, really not only gives you the map to how to be successful but also allows you to see what it takes at this level.”

Lawson "wants to be the best in the league"
Williams got a chance this week to meet a lot of Boston’s veterans, including newcomer Kemba Walker, Hayward, Tatum, and . An admitted nerd, is Williams ready to challenge Hayward to a gaming duel?

"Oh no, he’s got me on that one,” said Williams. "He’s built so much time on that where he’d beat me in about 10 seconds. One game I could only possibly beat him on is Jump Force, that’s about it. Maybe FIFA. He doesn’t like sports video games.”

The more intriguing competition could come in the weight room. Williams has heard whispers about the loud, wall-rattling workouts that typically engages in.

"I’ve heard he’s strong. I’ve heard him and Guerschon [Yabusele] both are pretty strong guys,” said Williams. "It’s definitely something where I’m really excited to get to the first game, start banging with these guys."

It’s suggested that all these strong young guys on Boston, it might be a demolition derby on the court.

"No doubt,” said Williams with a playful laugh. "It’s going to be like a blood bath.”

Parliamo dunque di "piccoli particolari", come riportato anche del tweet (non sarà un tweet, ma ci siamo capiti dai ) postato da Massimo.
Ok...
.....RI-speriamo bene

... secondo me con Cousins non c'era il rischio che venisse scelto da SA!
e, cosa importante, i Kings sono ripartiti solo quando lo hanno dato ai Pelicans, quasi per niente...

Scelta inaspettata ma può essere lui Steal of the draft 2019. Se riesce a crearsi un tiro dalla media, questo in un paio d'anni diventa uno da quintetto.....Fisicamente è una vera forza .... L'idea di avere un Draymond Green mi stuzzica da morire

... ma non ha un infortunio ad una mano?

la scelta non è inaspettata ... e ti prego non sperare di avere "un" Draymond Green... "il" Draymond Green basta e avanza

Al pollice della mano destra, quella del tiro. A fine stagione si è operato ed ora sta recuperando dall'infortunio, con lo staff che sta approfittando del recupero per limare alcuni punti oscuri del suo movimento.

ecco, infatti, si sta lavorando per recuperare al meglio e non per modificare un'impostazione

Evidentemente non "così serio" da impedirgli di lavorare sul tiro ...
....
.......RI RI speriamo bene

Questo a differenza di Green però ha un bel numero di neuroni in più

Si parla solo di una leggera modifica per un rilascio più morbido (leggi rotazione), nulla di più. Ci può anche stare, anche se è vero, modificare le meccaniche di tiro è sempre molto pericoloso, vedi il casino brutto fatto con Fultz.