“We don’t practice that.”

Dallas Mavericks guard Luka Doncic showed off his mouth during an appearance on J.J. Redick’s podcast on Tuesday.

Doncic, who was drafted in the 2018 NBA Draft, has been a star in the making since the beginning of his career. Having already played for the prestigious Spanish club Real Madrid, Doncic 카지노사이트 was already highly regarded, but few expected him to be this good.

His list of awards is long, starting with Rookie of the Year. From his sophomore season to last year, he was named All-Star and All-NBA First Team four years in a row. He’s a lock to make the NBA First Team again this year, barring any unforeseen circumstances.

Averaging 34.6 points per game this season, Doncic’s scoring production is among the best in the league. He can shoot the ball and post up well, so he can produce from all over the floor, from the three-point line, the mid-range area, and even under the basket. Add to that his sharp passing ability to set up his teammates, and Doncic is a very difficult player to stop.

Every team he faces is scrambling to control him, but it’s not an easy task. Doncic has many skills, but what makes him stand out from the rest is his ability to slow down. It accounts for a large portion of his scoring.

To be fair, Doncic’s speed isn’t something that stands out at the NBA level. However, he uses his unique rhythm, slowing down, and slowing down to cook his opponents. He uses his top-end speed and then suddenly slows down to deceive defenders. A lot of it comes from his natural BQ and experience.

In Reddick’s podcast, Doncic was asked about his ability to slow down. When Reddick asked him how much he practiced slowing down from top speed, his response was interesting.

When Doncic laughed and said, “I haven’t practiced that,” Reddick laughed and said, “You’re such an asshole,” which was a kind of compliment. “I just call it a kind of slow step,” Doncic said, before sharing an anecdote about a colleague.

“I remember trying to tell Dorian Finney-Smith in the past. “I remember trying to teach him, ‘Just take a slow step. Just get in front of the defense and take a slow step. They’re going to jump, and if they don’t jump, you just go up and make the shot,'” he said.

“I don’t have a secret formula. Maybe it’s just basketball IQ. I haven’t really practiced it,” he added.

Doncic’s role model is the greatest superstar of all time, LeBron James. As he continues to break records, many believe that Doncic will follow in his footsteps in the future.

But for now, Doncic doesn’t seem to be too interested in setting those records. When asked about it, he said, “It’s not important to me yet. I don’t intend to play for that long, so I won’t get that chance. I’m planning to create my own farm in Slovenia.”