Thus far through four preseason games, the Los Angeles Lakers have looked great whenever they get enough stops to get out in transition. The issue, however, has been whether the team has been able to do so as much as Luke Walton would like his team to.
With Lonzo Ball potentially on his way back from injury as early as Wednesday when the Lakers take on the Golden State Warriors in Las Vegas, some of those rebounding issues might be fixed, especially if you listen to Rajon Rondo on the topic.
”He’s one of the best rebounding point guards in our game,” Rondo told reporters after the Lakers’ loss to the Clippers Saturday night.