James Wiseman Aims To Play Precision With Warriors

According to what ESPN journalist Kendra Andrews revealed to NBA Today, Golden State Warriors they will be counting James Wiseman For the preseason starting in late September.

Wiseman, the second selection was 2020 draft For the Warriors, making a stellar impression in his first year, in which he averaged 11.5 points, posted 5.8 rebounds, gave glimpses of the good middle and long range shooter that he could become apart from his defensive ability with his 2.13m . it is too big.

their season ended prematurely a Meniscal tear requires surgeryWiseman, who crowned Golden State as the overall NBA champion for the rest of the year as well as the previous season, was unwilling to receive his ring at the ceremony on October 18, despite not having played.

improve his physique

Journalist Kendra Andrews said in an interview with Wiseman, who is entering her third season as a professional, that she has worked on her body to increase her muscle mass.

,All signs point to him being ready to play in the preseason. He played in the Summer League, he liked it. He told me that he has added 2 to 3 kilos of muscles. looks great guys“The communicator added.

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Golden State Warriors Season Begins Tuesday, October 18 chase center Against the Los Angeles Lakers in which a grand match is expected, and where players from the San Francisco team will receive their rings in a traditional ceremony prior to the match.

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