Austin Reeves on Brandon Ingram, Taylor Swift and Anthony Davis Contract Renewals

Cover: Austin Reeves during Team USA practice at the Mendenhall Center in Las Vegas. (Joe Amati, NBAE via Getty Images)

With the playoffs, draft, and (for now) free agency archived, media and NBA fan interest is directed to 2023 FIBA ​​World Cupscheduled between August and September.

Among the twelve members of the US team Austin Reeves is among the most engaged in interviews and podcast appearances due to an incredible personal story and membership in Los Angeles Lakers.

🔝 Austin Reeves: “AD is one of the best players in the world”

After a few jokes exchanged with reporters at the end of the first training session on Friday Hillbilly Kobe

gave an interview Vincent Goodwill From Yahoo Sports with whom he spoke – by the way – about an old acquaintance yellowalto:

“Bradon Ingram is really tall, I don’t even know how tall, he has very long arms. He manages to take his place, he is never rushed.”

“We have a really talented team, we need to put everything together and figure out how to play correctly in order to benefit from what we can do.”

Master good word then asked him about the alleged flirtation with the singer-songwriter Taylor Swift:

“Nothing is true. The absurd thing is that I would understand the rumors if we knew each other or communicated, but I never saw it. Maybe my brother once tweeted something…”

“It’s crazy because I don’t go out much, I’m a couch potato, I live in the living room, I play video games and I love golf. It’s a story that came out of nowhere.”

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On the same day, Austin Reeves was also a guest NBC Sports Bay Areawhere he commented on some statements D’Angelo Russell. Speaking at Pat Bev Podcast with Ron, DLO provided to a former partner Patrick Beverly

his take on why the AR15 is commonly underrated: “He may be pushing him away because of the color of his skin, but he’s good at it.”

Here’s what Reeves thinks about the words of his teammate:

“It’s kind of the nature of some sports. Before, opponents called me “White Boy”, then after three or four possessions, the defender asked me to change the ball. People still don’t see me as a basketball player. He asks me if I play golf, baseball or tennis. I laugh about it.”

Austin also spoke about a contract extension. Anthony Davisthe richest year-on-year in NBA history (about 62 million).

“He is one of the most talented players in the world, possibly one of the best the league has ever seen. Even when he plays poorly in attack, he remains a mainstay in defense. He loads a lot, every time I defend myself I know I can dare more because I know AD is ready to have my back. I’m very glad he’s here.”

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