Aight, so check it. Dyson Daniels, the Aussie dude playin' for the Atlanta Hawks, been talkin' 'bout how he gotta get better. He ain't lyin', his three-point game is straight trash. 19%? Man, that's worse than my grandma's free throws, and she usin' a walker.

But he got some game tho, I ain't gonna front. He playin' that D like he owe somebody money, and he be snatchin' boards like it's Black Friday at Walmart. Plus, he a decent playmaker, findin' open teammates and all that.

But in this league, if you can't shoot the three, you gonna get played off the court. These teams be spreadin' the floor, lookin' for them open looks. If you can't knock 'em down, you a liability, straight up.

Daniels know this, tho. He said he was "pretty disappointed" with his season, and he gotta get his shot right. That's what's up. Gotta own your mistakes and work to get better. No cap.

But talk is cheap, ya feel me? Gotta put in that work in the off-season. Gotta be in the gym, grindin', sweat drippin'. Gotta be watchin' film, studyin' your form, and figure out what you doin' wrong.

Cause ain't nobody gonna hand you nothin' in this league. You gotta earn it. You gotta hustle. You gotta be hungry. And most importantly, you gotta be real with yourself.

"Sometimes when I'm the playmaker, [the defence is] so far off I can just see everything and play free. A few teams will try to take that away and put a lot of pressure on me, and that's when I can become more of a downhill playmaker and get to the rim and find teammates that way," he said.

Now, I ain't gonna lie, I ain't mad at his game. He got heart, he got hustle, and he ain't afraid to mix it up. But he gotta add that three-point shot to his arsenal if he wanna be a real difference-maker. He gotta become a threat from deep, so defenses can't just leave him open.

So, Dyson Daniels, listen up. Keep grindin', keep workin', and keep believin' in yourself. You got the potential to be a real star in this league. But you gotta put in the work. No shortcuts, no excuses. Just straight hustle and dedication.

And if you ever need some advice on how to get your shot right, hit me up. I might not be an NBA player, but I know a thing or two about grindin' and gettin' better. Keep it 100.