Luka Doncic treats Lakers teammates to Porsche

What Luka Doncic did for his Lakers teammates was distinctive and different but no less impactful. It was a view inside the famous person guard’s method of main the crew.

In a team-building event Doncic organized, he took his teammates to a Porsche Driving Experience after observe Tuesday. He coated your complete value of the event in which his teammates examined Porsche fashions on a monitor.

That so impressed Lakers heart Deandre Ayton, bringing a smile to his face when requested about Doncic’s gesture.

“I truly appreciate Luka for that,” Ayton said. “I’ve never done that before, where the star players really look out for the team like that. Something like that is actually crazy. I’ve never heard of it or been in a Porsche before. So it definitely was my first time. I didn’t know that Luka was into cars like that. So, yeah, him and LeBron [James]. It was good seeing them behind the wheel. Seeing LeBron behind a car is dangerous.”

At 7 ft, Ayton was requested if he was snug driving the car.

“Yeah, they had some cars where they could hold a 7-footer,” he said. “I don’t know if it was custom or that’s how they’re made or some other factors. But just seeing LeBron James in a sports car pushing, I was like, ‘Yo, he knows cars.’ Him doing his thing, that was pretty cool to see.”

All summer time and during training camp, the Lakers have talked about building crew chemistry.

They talked about how doing issues together off the court is an important half of building chemistry and of studying about a teammate.

Doncic, along with James, is taken into account one of their leaders and this was seen as magnanimous.

“Yeah, I mean, anytime, some of our max players and guys that have been in the league a while can put something on for the team is great,” Gabe Vincent said. “It’s great when we come together, do something a little bit more extravagant maybe than we would have on our own. Everyone gets to walk away with some cool [stuff].

“Most importantly, you get to do it together, you know what I mean? Sharing experiences is one of the quickest ways to grow closer. So, we’re very grateful to Luka for putting that one on. Everyone had a great time. It’s been great to see him get more comfortable.”

Vincent also did his half in a team-building second.

Over the summer time, he invited his teammates to the sand dunes in Manhattan Beach.

It was his show of management after so many exercises and his method to help construct that crew chemistry.

“So, I tried to just get guys together, most of them were young guys, but just get out on the sand, play a little spike ball, and work down the sand a little bit,” Vincent said. “It’s something to get out of this [practice facility] building, you know what I mean? In the summer, we spend so much time in the gym, grinding at the same thing over and over that sometimes you kind of need a change of scenery. So it’s something for us to do that was different, something for us to do together. We had a good time with it.”

Ayton getting more snug

After two preseason video games and a number of more practices, Ayton is beginning to get more snug with his position inside the Lakers’ offense.

He took more pictures in the second recreation against the Warriors, making three of eight from the sphere, than in the first recreation against the Suns, lacking both pictures, and he scored more factors against the Warriors (seven) than against the Suns (two). He blocked two pictures in each recreation and has a whole of 15 rebounds.

“How comfortable am I getting? Um, real comfortable, to where I am starting to know their plays and where the screens are and in general, Lakers terms and Lakers basketball,” he said. “So, it’s becoming quite easy just to read the floor and what [Lakers coach] JJ [Redick] likes and what he wants us to be known as, especially going into our rhythm offense and transition offense. So, yeah, the terminology and everything is starting to be easy and I feel in control on each end.”