Luke Walton on developing rooks, "The way the NBA is supposed to and has worked for as long as I can remember is young players come in and they sit... and then they get hungry and as they get their opportunity, they're more professional because they've le

San Antonio Spurs head coach when asked how he imagines it is for the Brooklyn Nets having to develop five rookies at once Its hard to ask a 19-year-old to help another 19-year-old Its like asking a bunch of kids learning how to swim to make sure the other one doesnt drown

Chipalu Minnesota Timberwolves Head Coach Chris Finch on facing the Lakers without LeBron James in the lineup Seems to activate Luka amp Reavesseem to share the shots They become exponentially more dangerousbeen pretty good when 2 of those 3 been out because of just a usage puzzle

- Coaches Corner Timberwolves coach Chris Finch breaks down tape with Tim Legler explaining how the T-Wolves use patience and misdirection to create separation for Anthony Edwards when defenders are glued to him

Coaches Corner Heat coach Eric Spoelstra discusses the open-side pick-amp-roll with Tim Legler digresses into Tyler Herros evolution as a player He came into the league as an off-ball shooter then developed ball handling and on-ball scoring and now has added playmaking ability

Jose Alvarado calls out players who rely on athleticism to make it to the NBA but dont really love the game of basketball

Mitchell Robinson explains his rebounding philosophy to 2nd year center Ariel Hukporti and how being sidelined with injuries helped him learn different players' tendencies when their shot misses