Los Angeles Clippers: Three Goals for Milos Teodosic this season

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Goal #3: Mentor other guards, especially SGA

The final major focus/goal for Milos Teodosic during the upcoming season is for him to pass on his veteran knowledge to the Los Angeles Clippers’ other guards.

The team has a strong depth in guards this season, including the freshly drafted Shai Gigeous-Alexander and Jerome Robinson. Teodosic is the third oldest player on the roster, putting him in a position to have one of the most developed court visions among those around him. Second year players Sindarius Thornwell and Jawun Evans (should he stay on the roster) could also continue to learn from the Serbian guard.

Milos often seems to make the right play and may be able to work with the young stable of guards on how to read a defense and find the open man, even when they might not have a direct line to them. Learning this skill could help solidify themselves in the league.

Teodosic’s court-vision and ability to make plays for others is something that every guard on the team can learn from during the next season.