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DALLAS — Sergio de Larrea’s draft rights changed hands before he ever played for the team that picked him. The Los Angeles Lakers took him 25th overall on June 23.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Sergio de Larrea discussed his early transition to the NBA during training camp, detailing his adjustments to the league's pace, court spacing, and defensive pressure. The 25th overall draft pick has been focusing on refining his shooting, finishing, and pull-up game under lead assistant Willie Green while adapting to defenders picking him up full court.
De Larrea noted that playing for coach Dusty May aligns well with his past experience at Valencia Basket, which emphasized playing fast. He also highlighted the positive influence of veteran Kyrie Irving and Spanish national teammate Santi Aldama in aiding his development as Dallas prepares for preseason matchups against the Houston Rockets.
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