And if so is that good enough?

It shouldn't be, because I think he has way more talent than that.

But I agree, trying is the most important part. I've watched a whole half season games worth of my man Alex Poythress not show any life and not try. And hoping if he figures out if he tries and plays really hard, he can be a helluva player.

Just exert yourself, and it'll come naturally.

You can't teach motor though, just give players the alternative of not playing.

Some players out there aren't trying at all that've let me down. Beasley and Derrick Williams for two.

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