Q how good you've become. I just, I'll start it off with one question, which is, it seems like every year you get a little better at something. How do you do that? Do you like, say, Over the summer, I'm just going to be better at my screens, I'm going to be better at X, Y, or Z, or do you just try to get incrementally better all year long?
A I mean, you always want to try to get better all year long, but the reality is with this season, with the way, not just this season in particular, an NBA season in general, You don't have much time to get better, so you're kind of just getting better on the fly, and when, when you're in your workouts during the season, you're just trying to maintain because there's such little prep time. But during the offseason, you really lock in on a couple things and try to get better at those things, and you know, I think I've become a much better ball handler. I think I see the floor much better. I think I've gotten better overall as a player. Um, the one area that I've wanted to see more growth in is my shooting, and You know, when I'm shooting a basketball on my own, I know for sure I've gotten better at shooting. Um, like, you know, you come in the gym with me, I shoot the lights out every time, but it's, it's about getting over that mental block in the game. You know, I think that's the thing people don't realize is, you know, I shot the lights out for years in a row, and, you know, I had a year where I think I shot 39% from three, But then you go through the struggle, and once you lose it mentally, it's hard to get it back, and so I'm fighting that challenge now. Although I know I can make the shot, it's when you get in the game mentally, gotta get over that hurdle.
AI assessment note: “during the offseason, you really lock in on a couple things and try to get better”