Drew Eubanks calls Kings Training Camp “Hard” by NBA Career – NBC Sports Bay Area & California
On the 5th day of the sacrament training camp, the striker of the Drew Eubanks power explained how the coach Doug Christie team worked in ways that the veteran has never experienced in his long career in the championship.
“It was really good,” Eubanks said on Saturday to journalists. “Honestly, this is probably the most difficult training field I’ve ever had or ever been part. It seems that every single day has been a two and a half hours [or] Three hours practice in which we are approaching and down in competition.
“And yes, it was fantastic so far. I love.”
Eubanks, who signed a one -year -old free agent contract with the kings on July 8 after being renounced at the Los Angeles Clippers, is a seven -year NBA veteran.
Its approval of how challengeable the king’s training field seems to be positive. And Eubanks would not have casino, considering that he played four seasons with the legendary coach of San Antonio Spurs Gregg Popovich.
Sacramento hopes that Eubanks can help the kings out of the bench, especially as a reserve behind the star center Domantas Sabonis. Eubanks is confident that the tiring regime will help only the new purple and black when the season begins on October 21st.
“We will only have one better form once the season has started – more connected,” Eubanks said.
Eubanks has a career average of 5.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 1.0 assists. He will compete with players like Dario Šarić for the reserve minutes in the frontcourt.