please let it be Adidas, I love Adidas as a kid, I want to buy an affordable tribute shoes of our franchise player
Lonzo's going to be great. He might take a little bit to get into the flow but he's going to be making a huge impact for this team this year.
seems to like cutting up with other guys getting along with everyone, naturally getting them involved, etc will beat being aloof while recording things every day of the week
http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/20266215/2017-summer-forecast-rookie-year #1 - Lonzo Ball with 140 votes. Next up was Dennis Smith with 86. Comments: Though his electric play in summer league certainly played a role in shaping our expectations as he averaged 16.3 points, 9.3 assists and 7.7 rebounds, perhaps the biggest reason Ball enters as a Rookie of the Year favorite is simply opportunity. Luke Walton will let Ball play through his mistakes and he will have the ball in his hands a ton. Last season bucked a recent trend, with Malcolm Brogdon snapping a streak of 15 consecutive seasons in which the Rookie of the Year averaged at least 30 minutes per game and posted a usage percentage of 20.0 or more. With a bevy of ball-dominant rookies, expect that trend to return with Ball a good bet to be in that group. The only rookie in Lakers history to do it? Magic Johnson, the man who just drafted Ball.
Me too. That's who I think will win ROY, assuming he's healthy. He's 7 feet tall now and might be a better passer than Lonzo.
That's assuming he plays all year and he's going to end up splitting votes with Fultz now that they're in the same camp.
