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🎙️ Charles Lee: "I've enjoyed watching Ryan (Kalkbrenner) grow as training camp has gone on and during these preseason games. What I liked from him today is that he continues to keep it simple and try to impact winning as best as he possibly can." "Defensively, he's there to... help protect the paint. His communication defensively, especially for a young guy, is really impressive. It shows a good grasp of what we're trying to do on top of just picking things up quickly. And offensively, his screen assists, the offensive rebounding, the ability to have a lob threat... he's got really good hands down there in the paint, too." "He's continuing to grow and also just to earn trust with our staff and with his teammates."show more

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Sturm on where Minten is in his growth in his first full pro season: "Sometimes it just takes time...I think he just has to grow. He's not a man yet, I think he's still a kid, and you can see it in his face. I think as soon as he gets a little bit bigger, I think then automatically he's going to get faster too. I think he has really good speed, and I think that's something he's going to get better at. Faceoffs, that's something we need him big time because he's going to kill for us, and we want him to be on power play too. "So there's a lot of little things I would say, but I'm not concerned, because the things you can't teach, he has it."

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Today young Moon is practicing his sits with distractions! Even though sit is a really basic thing to do, there's construction noises and machinery he can see from the deck, a strange bird in the tree, and I'm doing circles around the human. All that makes it really hard to pay attention and do what he's asked when he's asked. He's doing really well learning to focus with all this going on! Drop Moon a ♥️ in the comments to let him know he's a good boy!!! #PuppyTraining #GoodDogs Video description: Moon, a young lab is off leash on a deck. He's asked to sit and when he does a treat is tossed behind him. As he comes back, Chesnyy is asked to circle the human to distract him and he's asked to sit again. The process is repeated.

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🎙️ Charles Lee: "I'm actually excited about the progress (LaMelo Ball)'s been making every day. He's feeling a little bit better, able to do more on the court." "Our performance staff and him have sat down—all three of us actually—laid out a plan and Melo was excited about it. I'm excited about it. Our organization is excited about it. At the end of the day, we're trying to focus on how we can continue to maximize how many games he can play this season." "He's continuing to strengthen and work on things so that he's able to play in as many games as possible. The movement gets better and better every day."

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🎙️ Charles Lee on LaMelo Ball: "As a staff, we will constantly have conversations about him being one of the best passers in the NBA. He's up there with Doncic, Jokic, all those guys... because he sees the play and he's willing and able to get it there at the drop of a dime."

🎙️ Charles Lee on LaMelo Ball: "As a staff, we will constantly have conversations about him being one of the best passers in the NBA. He's up there with Doncic, Jokic, all those guys... because he sees the play and he's willing and able to get it there at the drop of a dime."

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