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Message: [QUOTE="jordoo, post: 1392411, member: 569"] Because that's exactly what separates the great players from good players and good players from average players. Mike or Kobe or any number of others could have been good players without ever changing their games, without ever putting the effort in on their weak aspects. Fact is they are the type that work the hardest off the court to become complete players. Thus they became great players. Just like loads of average players have put in the work to become good players even if they lack the ability to ever become great players. Blake Griffin wants to be a great player and expects to be. [/QUOTE]