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Kings Voluntary Off-Season Workout

September 21st, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

From Kings.com, here’s video of the recent Kings Voluntary Workout program:

Couple of things that I noticed here and really liked:

1) Sean May looks like he’s in fantastic shape. I’m always skeptical of reports that guys have cut their weight down significantly because you never know how accurate the measurements are. But he looks like he’s shed about 20 pounds.

2) Bobby Jackson running point in these scrimmages.

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  • MustangMBS

    You were there? Hope to hear more about what you saw…

    Bobby J…? Was he playing the role of assistant coach? What is up with that?

  • http://www.cowbellkingdom.com Zach Harper

    @MustangMBS
    No, this was shot by the Kings. I’ll be there for Media Day and try to catch a practice before their first exhibition game.

  • Aykis16

    Definitely agree with May. He could be a valuable player this year if he plays like he did in college. A thought that I had earlier, and I might expound on my opinions in a FanPost over at STR is whether we would support Westphal if he put May in the starting lineup over JT. This would be assuming that May is producing well, and perhaps even outperforming JT in practice, but this would allow us to solve a little bit of our size problem by being able to bring in JT off the bench as our first big to back up Spencer or May. He would still probably get around 30 minutes a game, and this could prevent some early foul trouble as well.

    I also like Omri’s shooting stroke, its looking really smooth, and he’s obviously worked on it a lot in the last couple years, and his 3P% has increased overseas. We’ll see how it works in the NBA, but I think he could be deadly as a spot-up 3 point marksman in a few years.

  • http://www.cowbellkingdom.com Zach Harper

    @Aykis16
    That’s an interesting idea but I think that with the glutton of small forwards and wing players, the Kings backup center is probably Jason Thompson, even though he’ll start at PF. You can just as easily bring in Greene off the bench, move Nocioni to PF and Thompson to center to spell Hawes. Then bring in May a few minutes later to relieve JT before bringing Hawes back in and moving May down to PF and keeping Greene at SF.

    That sounded a lot better in my head but you’re smart. You understand what I’m trying to say.

  • MustangMBS

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