Kingster
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It's all in his own hands. If he works hard, really buckles down and focuses on what he's supposed to be doing instead of taking up pre-game time bouncing the ball off the backboard to himself so he can dunk it repeatedly then perhaps some of us (well at least me) will take him a little more seriously. He's got a LOT of growing up to do. He's the one who decided to blow off college and head to the NBA. He's the one who decided he was ready to compete at the highest level without spending any more time in college honing his skills and learning more of the fundamentals about the game and being a team player. He's the one who has to decide how he's going to approach the rest of his contract with the Kings - and the rest of his future with the NBA.
And all that said, it was the Kings who traded for that player. So the Kings org better max out his potential or they just blew it.
Good article in the Bee today about Greene and Westphal. I think Westphal is on the right track in narrowly defining Greene's role. As time goes by, and Greene develops his offensive game, that role may be expanded, but first both he and the Kings have to get very comfortable in him doing things he can do well on the court.
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