Kings' Evans works hard on conditioning, jumper during summer

http://www.sacbee.com/2011/07/24/3790516/kings-evans-works-hard-on-conditioning.html

Evans is the Kings' most experienced player at running a team."Whether it's me playing the point or the two (shooting guard), I'm going to have to dictate the game more," Evans said. "Not just trying to go out there and play but find out what's best for us to win. Whether it's getting the ball to DeMarcus (Cousins) or me, maybe it's Salmons. Whoever it is, I have to try to find a way to get them the ball."
McClanaghan is still drilling Evans on his shooting, emphasizing consistency with his motion. Evans said he's much more comfortable not bringing the ball behind his head to shoot – an emphasis last year.


"With Tyreke, I really stress, 'Nothing short,' " McClanaghan said. "When he misses, he's always short. He's never long from what I've seen in the past months. I just try to stress if you're going to miss, let's be long. Let's give it a chance to go in, and to me that's a good miss."


"People think by getting 20, 5 and 5, I'm happy," Evans said. "But I don't care. I just want to win. If I have six points and we win and I didn't do good, I'm happy to get the W."

"It's going to be tough without (Udrih), but I think we've got a good team. We've got some new pieces to the puzzle that are going to help us out a lot defensively and offensively."


He seems to now be ready to take his game and his leadership to the next level.

 
http://www.sacbee.com/2011/07/24/3790516/kings-evans-works-hard-on-conditioning.html

Evans is the Kings' most experienced player at running a team."Whether it's me playing the point or the two (shooting guard), I'm going to have to dictate the game more," Evans said. "Not just trying to go out there and play but find out what's best for us to win. Whether it's getting the ball to DeMarcus (Cousins) or me, maybe it's Salmons. Whoever it is, I have to try to find a way to get them the ball."
McClanaghan is still drilling Evans on his shooting, emphasizing consistency with his motion. Evans said he's much more comfortable not bringing the ball behind his head to shoot – an emphasis last year.


"With Tyreke, I really stress, 'Nothing short,' " McClanaghan said. "When he misses, he's always short. He's never long from what I've seen in the past months. I just try to stress if you're going to miss, let's be long. Let's give it a chance to go in, and to me that's a good miss."


"People think by getting 20, 5 and 5, I'm happy," Evans said. "But I don't care. I just want to win. If I have six points and we win and I didn't do good, I'm happy to get the W."

"It's going to be tough without (Udrih), but I think we've got a good team. We've got some new pieces to the puzzle that are going to help us out a lot defensively and offensively."


He seems to now be ready to take his game and his leadership to the next level.


Damn this lockout! I can't wait to see if all his hard work pays off. I hope he proves that he is as good as we all want him to become.
 
Yeah, saw the video version of this report a few days ago.

http://videos.sacbee.com/vmix_hosted_apps/p/media?id=102573081&item_index=4&all=1&sort=NULL

I'm happy that he is putting in work even with the lockout. But he still seems to be fading away with his shot for no reason. He shorts his follow through here and there but i'm sure he'll get it fixed eventually. I'm just wondering why this coach didn't tell him to stop fading for no reason while he is already drilling him on his shot.

It seems Tyreke shoots like that because one of his childhood idol TMAC shoots fading away kind of.
 
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