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I’m genuinely curious because I’ve seen this called differently at every level. I was always taught that once your pivot foot is set, you can lift it to shoot or pass but you can’t lift it and then step through onto the other foot. Is this a travel or not?

I’m genuinely curious because I’ve seen this called differently at every level. I was always taught that once your pivot foot is set, you can lift it to shoot or pass but you can’t lift it and then step through onto the other foot. Is this a travel or not?

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Austin Reaves tonight with no Luka

Austin Reaves tonight with no Luka

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Byron Scott says Kobe DID request a trade from the Lakers, but Kobe told him personally he never actually planned on leaving LA. Kobe was simply applying pressure on the Lakers to make the moves necessary to compete for championships.

Byron Scott says Kobe DID request a trade from the Lakers, but Kobe told him personally he never actually planned on leaving LA. Kobe was simply applying pressure on the Lakers to make the moves necessary to compete for championships.

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This is why Shai will never reach Luka levels. 36 yo Russ had that man in maximum security😭

This is why Shai will never reach Luka levels. 36 yo Russ had that man in maximum security😭

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Byron Scott says the Lakers used to be about winning, culture and family under the Buss family, but now the organization feels more transactional. Personally, I think this is a good shift. You can still build a winning culture without running the organization like a mom-and-pop shop. The Buss family's time had run its course, and this change was necessary for the Lakers to continue being the great organization they've always been. (via Byron Scott’s Fast Break Podcast on YouTube)

Byron Scott says the Lakers used to be about winning, culture and family under the Buss family, but now the organization feels more transactional. Personally, I think this is a good shift. You can still build a winning culture without running the organization like a mom-and-pop shop. The Buss family's time had run its course, and this change was necessary for the Lakers to continue being the great organization they've always been. (via Byron Scott’s Fast Break Podcast on YouTube)

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