« Reply #15 on: December 23, 2016, 04:00:48 PM »
On some level the players have to be involved with developing themselves. Kobe spent a whole summer once making a thousand shots a day. Making them. Not taking them.
Bird took a whole summer to only use his left hand.
I have serious doubts Smart has done anything like this. I think Avery has.
I agree Avery has. I'm not sure about Smart. He came into this year with new shooting form that removed his former hitch. He also came in with a lot more comfort handling the ball. His shooting hasn't panned out, but I tend to think his new form has a greater likelihood of consistency than the old one.
On a related note, is Smart following the Sullinger diet or or something? He looks like he has put a noticeable amount of weight since the start of season.
I've noticed that too...
Why does he look so out of shape? 
soft
Put some respekt on it.
Maybe soft as Pillsbury dough boy, but still puts his heart out on the cutting boa- oops, meant to say basketball court.
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Topic: I'm Not Sure Some on this Forum Understand Player Development (Me Included) (Read 2894 times)