“The most important thing is to take the time to return.”
Wizards’ Rui Hachimura, who is entering the NBA’s third season, was absent from starting the training camp for “personal reasons.” Hachimura’s return to Washington, DC was recently revealed, but new commander Wes Unseld Jr. commented that the health and safety protocol would end in the next few days.
“Base is in the Health and Safety Protocol, and that period will probably end in a few days. I’ll start my personal practice after that. I have a video I want him to watch. I’ll do a film study at the right time. I plan to do it, but I think it will take some time just in terms of tactics. “
This season’s Wizards will be the same as last season, with Scott Brooks changing head coach to Anseld Jr. and Kyle Kuzma, Montrezl Harrell, Kentavious Caldwell Pope and others trading with Russell Westbrook. Became a completely different team. As tactics change, it’s not surprising that the new commander will spend a lot of time on film sessions.
There were some reports that Hachimura was delayed in joining the team due to mental health. It is said that individual practice will be resumed when the health and safety protocol period is clear, but it seems that mental health concerns have not been dispelled. Head coach Anseld Jr. has revealed that there is no prospect of returning to the actual battle.
“I want to take a closer look. I hope he will come back when he’s in good shape. The most important thing is to take the time to come back. If you try to absorb everything at once, you will be overwhelmed. I want to clarify each purpose and work carefully. After the foundation is established, I can gradually expand the range of themes. It is difficult to get results suddenly. “
The more main players, the sooner the club and head coach want to return. However, if you express that feeling too much, it may lead to worsening relationships with the players. Kawhi Leonard confronted the team’s medical staff over how to rehabilitate his injuries, leaving the Spurs, who had played for many years. From this point of view, the good news is that Wizards is not in a hurry to return to Hachimura. I would like Hachimura, who will be in charge of the new team, to return to the court in perfect condition.
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