‘Who’s teaching him?’- Robert Horry tears into Walker Kessler’s offensive game with brutal assessment
Robert Horry has delivered a brutal assessment of Walker Kessler’s offensive game, questioning the Lakers centre’s lack of post moves despite his seven-foot frame. Kessler has become an important part of Los Angeles’ strong start to the season after joining from the Utah Jazz.
Robert Horry, a former Lakers star, has criticized Walker Kessler's offensive game in a blunt statement. On his podcast, Horry questioned the seven-foot-tall centre's lack of post moves, remarking, "You know what's really scary about Walker Kessler? Hey, I know guys in elementary got better post moves than him. He got no post moves, man."
He also questioned Kessler's habit of passing offensive rebounds instead of attempting to score, stating, "I don't even think he wants to score 'cause I've seen him get offensive rebounds and kick that out instead of crunching that. I'm like, dude, you're 7 ft tall. Get you a power dribble. Go up and dunk that too." Despite these criticisms, Kessler has been a valuable addition to the Lakers' team, providing a reliable presence in the paint and complementing Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.
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