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    Lonzo Ball continues to struggle with his shot in Lakers' 111-95 loss to the Wizards

    by Tania Ganguli, Los Angeles Times Nov 10, 2017 3 minutes

    WASHINGTON - There will be no magic salve for Lonzo Ball's shooting, just as there hasn't been for hundreds of players who came before him. It will take time, it will take work and while he works on getting there, he will be hounded constantly about what is wrong and how he can fix it.

    On Thursday night after the Lakers lost to the Washington Wizards, 111-95, Ball was asked if he ever wishes he had room to grow, or if he knows he

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