Kyle Kuzma speaks upon his role change amid with LeBron James' presence

Los Angeles Lakers' Kyle Kuzma has revealed his role remains the same at the club whether his teammate LeBron James' presence on the court. During his first two playing seasons Kuzma has hugely improved his game, becoming James' primary running mate. Now, at his third season, the basketball player had to face a foot injury. However, the 24-year-old has returned to the game step by step overcoming the difficulties. He manages to show an effective game, corresponding with James, who simply loves to pass him the ball. Though Kuzma's approach to the offensive-end may seem an attempt to optimize his and James' strengths alike. However, the NBA player thinks it is not something that should stop him when his teammate goes to the bench. When asked about his playing minutes without James, Kuzma told reporters: “Just kind of the same thing as when he’s on the court. Cutting, running, shooting open shots, trying to play-make. Just doing things like that and making the extra pass. It’s not a one-man team, we’ve all got to do it collectively.”

Source: SilverScreenRoll

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