I'm very happy for Bronny. Between what he went through a few years ago and the fact that he entered the league under fire for being LeBron's son, I'm pleased to see how committed he is to building his NBA career. He's shown excellent performances on defense, where he's truly been a cut above any other player: defensive effort in the SL is certainly a huge deficit for anyone, but beyond his commitment, the young man has shown excellent skills in defending on the POA, bending his legs, and messing up the opponent's dribble. His shooting mechanics have improved significantly in a year; both from 3-point range and mid-range, he's able to create separation and get up for a clean shot. It's clear he's put in a lot of work, but then again, if there's one thing everyone has always recognized in him, it's his excellent work ethic. He needs to make the most of what he can do in his own half of the court and be as useful as possible on the other side of the court, where the fact that he won't be the team's main playmaker can help him (he's still rather lacking in offensive reading and pure playmaking).
13 points in the 1st and 12 in the 3rd That's some weak offense there https://www.espn.com/nba-summer-league/boxscore/_/gameId/401793918/league/nba-summer-las-vegas
Knecht is a bum. Dude is 24 and he looks like trash against these kids. Trade his a** asap, i have no patience for this crap.
Bronny 7-13 from the field Koloko 12 pts 6 reb 3 ast 2 stl https://www.espn.com/nba-summer-league/boxscore/_/gameId/401793938/league/nba-summer-las-vegas
I can’t complain too much because I asked for Knecht during draft day unlike my other boy JHS who I did not like the pick from the very start
Seriously …. you were aware of him before the pick and hoped we got him? How do you do that from a million miles away?
