Lonzo Ball On The Coach Who Fixed His Jumpshot 🤯 #shorts #nbahighlights

#lonzoball x #lakers x #basketball

[SnappierSoap]

He had a goofy jump shot but props to him for fixing it

[aaronbarkley]

I actually started to really like lonzo when he got to Chicago and you could tell he really helped that team, it’s really sucked not seeing him play.

[TPWM]

To change your shooting form completely at that age in order to improve your % as a pro is tough. Props.

[Benjamin-fuij]

Have been a huge fan of Zo’s since his HS days. Hope he makes a full on comeback.

[JimboTheCrackSmoka]

He has potential to be such a complete guard - has the shooter in him, crazy vision and passing, great defence and crazy athleticism, I really hope he starts to go off soon, will be exciting to watch.

[ChanBoogie]

Just shows it’s all about the work you put it in and the opportunities you get.

[hellabreeshhh]

Facts Lonzo was a shooter his whole life 🔥🐐💯 #speedy recovery

[deelaw.]

I loved Lonzo on the pelicans wish somehow they kept him.

[patricija]

Somebody send this man to KneesOverToes guy this man needs him the most

[donaldpriola]

He worked on his game. Give him credit. Unlike the Ben Simmons' of the world, he fixed he problem, even though it was difficult. It's a shame his career is likely over.

[ruelfernandez]

He is my favorite Ball Bro. I hope you'll play next season Zo2.

[MKG.]

Get better my dude 🙏🏽
Gotta see you back out there

[walker]

Ben Simmons watching this like, 🧢!!!”

[alchemyproductions]

Lonzo has the talent and the work ethic to be one of the best players in the league but unfortunately, injuries. Damn injuries, he's my favorite young core out of all the lakers young pieces back then.I love the way he plays

[aaronhoward]

I really hope he can stay healthy. A healthy Lonzo is must see tv

[p]

Takes a LOT of re-training to change years and years of muscle memory. Really, props to great coaching and guidance,

[DCGuruX]

Big props to him for having the confidence and mindset to work and stay with it. We’ve seen players lose all confidence and kind of give up on working on their weaknesses. He put in work.

[XYZ_Jelly]

i appreciate how coachable Zo was. imagine you do something your whole life, and you’ve become successful off it. and someone tells you you have to change it up rather than sticking to what you’ve known your whole life. takes a humble being to do such a thing. props to him!!

[Xavier_Breaking_Bad]

As a Lakers fan, I had high hopes for him. Unfortunately, it didn't work out like I thought it would, but I wish him the best and that he'll be able to come back and stay healthy.

[shawnice]

I did not think he was injured so badly that he would miss this whole upcoming season too. I liked that bulls squad when Lonzo was playing point before his injury