Bobby Krivitsky: I asked Charles Lee about Kemba Walker’s growth as a coach since he first joined his staff: “I think he's finding his voice a lot more. How to be assertive during drills. He's had a player the last couple years too, and so he's had to figure out what's the best way to bring this player along. “I think that he's easily able to talk to them about his experience and how the season's a journey and it's a long grind and how to stay ready, and how to work hard, and that just comes natural to him. “But I think some of the pieces of having to exactly go like run a drill and tell the coaches to do this, and try to come up with these situations, like trying to find his creative voice within practices and drills, has been something that I've really seen him grow. “And I actually feel like he's having fun trying to figure out those new challenges.”
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