• 7 months ago
Daigneault: Poku Slot
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00:00 Some of it is physical. You know, I just think you can't discount, um, the additional strength and the impact that that's had on his overall like balance, uh, both on his drive.
00:11 You know, he's obviously getting to the paint way more like the and one he had or the file he got drawn tonight. Um, he's more balanced on his shots.
00:19 Um, and then, like I've mentioned before, the physical element of his durability, I mean, it's a long season when you're kind of that frame and he's significantly stronger and more put together and more able to handle the rigors of the season
00:32 this year than last year. So there's a huge element of that. And he's worked hard on that. So I want to make sure I acknowledge that. And then I think he's just simplified his decision making.
00:41 He was kind of like a slot machine last year where it's like, you know, either, you know, win the prize or lose your life savings. And he's gotten a better understanding of kind of what a floor game is and not having as many like loud turnovers,
00:56 loud, you know, shots that don't have a very high chance of going in. He's just smooth that out. And I give him a lot of credit because he's aggressive.
01:06 He's a confident guy, you know, he kept, he keeps doubling down, but he's found a way to kind of, you know, become more predictable and more stable and more steady without losing his confidence and aggressiveness.
01:19 He still looks confident aggressive out there, but he's doing so in a very controlled way. So I give him a lot of credit. He's really made a lot of progress. It's been a lot of ups and downs.
01:26 He's a great developmental case study as some, a lot of the guys are, and he's just got to stay on it. You know, it's not going to be perfect, but this just shows that, you know, if you just stay to your process and you hit it every day, you'll improve over time.
01:39 If you fight through the ups and downs.

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