Like i said the over compensate statement wasn't about you. And no i haven't seen zo just take over a game. Ive seen his affect and like you aaid change a game but him just taking over no i haven't. And ive watched alot of him. Nothing against lonzo tho very few players do that and dlo can but hes inconsistent af. I do like zo tho and im excited to see where hes going to go but he gotta find a way 2 be affective when the game slows down. Hes got good athletism but its like you don't even see it once the game slows down. He really needs to improve as a ball handler also. Its rare that you see him beat his man off the dribble or with the first step.
I dap you because you might not be completely correct with some things due to your Dlo bias, but you make some good points.
First, Zo can get by his man.. He just is a downhill player. His fav player is Lebron and despite not being the athlete Lebron is, one of Lebrons biggest critiques was his lack of halfcourt game and ballhandling. He got away with it because of his athleticisim.
Zo CAN get by his man he just doesn't always do it or is aggressive enough in 1v1 situations. Its not his style but I agree... He could use some ball handling help to help him break down defenders 1v1 when they cut the lane off for him.
Which is when Kobe told him "how is your post up game" that was real.. Tbh, at his size, Zo could actually be effective in the post in halfcourt nikkas just don't put him in the situation often.
Dlo is more of a 1v1 player than Zo will ever be but it means nothing imo. Zo cares about winning and once he realizes that he needs to get just his EASY buckets to fall then things will become easier for him... WINS will become easier for the Lakers.
The same can not be said for Dlo.
We're 5-7 with the 4th toughest schedule in the league so far with Zo having the worst shooting year of his life and a bunch of pieces just being instilled. That should say a lot more about him, the trade, and the culture of our team.