Chris Broussard explains what Lonzo Ball could be if he fixes his jumper

Name: Chris Broussard explains what Lonzo Ball could be if he fixes his jumper
Uploaded: 2018-03-27T12:54:00Z
Description: Reflecting on Lonzo Ball's 15 points, 11 dimes and 8 boards in the Los Angeles Lakers 112-106 loss to the Detroit Pistons, Chris Broussard explains to Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe what Lonzo Ball could be if he develops his unorthodox shooting motion into a more consistent jumper.

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Reflecting on Lonzo Ball's 15 points, 11 dimes and 8 boards in the Los Angeles Lakers 112-106 loss to the Detroit Pistons, Chris Broussard explains to Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe what Lonzo Ball could be if he develops his unorthodox shooting motion into a more consistent jumper.

MARCH 27, 2018・first things first・3:12

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Chris Broussard explains what Lonzo Ball could be if he fixes his jumper

Reflecting on Lonzo Ball's 15 points, 11 dimes and 8 boards in the Los Angeles Lakers 112-106 loss to the Detroit Pistons, Chris Broussard explains to Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe what Lonzo Ball could be if he develops his unorthodox shooting motion into a more consistent jumper.

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