During the 2017-18 NBA season, Lonzo Ball was heavily criticized for his poor shooting percentages in his rookie season with the Los Angeles Lakers. While Ball must improve in this area, the Lakers are not changing his shooting form during the offseason.
Instead, president of basketball operations Magic Johnson and general manager Rob Pelinka are challenging the 20-year-old to add strength that matches his conditioning level. Although an 82-game season is a grind and most hit a rookie wall at some point, Ball missed 30 games due to various injuries.
As the 2018 NBA Draft and free agency quickly approaches, Ball revealed new details about his offseason workouts so far at the Big Baller Brand Junior Basketball Association media day.