“You’re just a wannabe” Former NBA Champ Kyle Kuzma got insulted by kid at his own basketball camp
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Kyle Kuzma at his basketball camp
Kyle Kuzma‘s summer of 2019 continued despite the forward for the Los Angeles Lakers was unable to participate in the FIBA World Cup due to a minor ankle issue. Kuzma made his name at the NBA Draft lottery by taking the lead and helped the Lakers unexpectedly move up to the fourth pick. He was also the only young player to survive the historic Anthony Davis deal. Kuzma had kept himself busy and in the limelight throughout the 2019 offseason and thanks to his extended stay at the USA Basketball training camp and the abundance of workout videos that have been uploaded online.
Players give back to the community by hosting summer camps for children. The athletes have the potential to help others and have an impact on a number of young, sensitive brains thanks to these summer camps. When he joined the Lakers, over the course of his first two offseasons with the organisation, Kuz visited his hometown of Flint, Michigan. Over the course of the two offseasons, he had over 500 youngsters attend the camp there. Playing for the Lakers offered Kuz the opportunity to fulfil a childhood dream of his to host his own camps. There, the Wizards standout was engaged in the craziest exchange with a youngster at his basketball camp in 2019 who refused to believe it was actually him.
Kyle Kuzma gets roasted by an elementary school kid.
Kyle Kuzma was the final player cut from the USA Basketball squad in 2019 after suffering an ankle injury at the conclusion of the FIBA World Cup training. Kuzma, who was expected to have a significant impact on the historically underwhelming team, could have provided some much-needed forward depth as well as a scoring punch. In his first two offseasons as an NBA player, Kuzma made a commitment and shared his talents with the community. He organized basketball camps for young people in his area each summers. Kuzma himself was a native of the ordinary Michigan town of Flint. He was aware that local children don’t typically get to interact with NBA-caliber sportsmen. He mostly does this through the camp to try to unite them.
At Kyle Kuzma’s own basketball camp, Kuzma founded it difficult to convince one of the kids of his existence. The camper was continu asking Kuzma, “where Kyle Kuzma at?” after apparently asking him if he was taller than Kyle Kuzma and then asking him if he worked for Kuzma. The Lakers star continued to make his point to the doubting camper, but to no success. Another pair of counsellors collaborated to persuade the camper that one of them is Kuzma, which made the situation extra funny.
Over his time with the Washington Wizards, Kyle Kuzma averaged 15.6 points per game while shooting 44 percent from the field, 33.9 percent from beyond the arc, and 72 percent from the charity stripe. In comparison to his early seasons, Kuzma has upped his overall number of rebounds. The 8.5 rebounds per game Kuzma averaged in his debut season in Washington, D.C., are by far the highest total of his career. His 0.9 blocks per game and 3.5 assists each are also career highs. This totals anticipate Kuzma to continue playing a significant part in Washington’s rotation.
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