The Surprising Way Dennis Schröder Could Unlock Keegan Murray’s Defensive Potential

The Surprising Way Dennis Schröder Could Unlock Keegan Murray’s Defensive Potential

“Obviously, with Dennis, it helps me a lot in the starting unit to pick up four court, disrupt the ball handling and things like that,” Murray added. “We’ve seen improvement. At this point, it’s just going out against someone else and going out against the opponent, not obviously making that happen in the game. So, you can’t really just do it in practice and not do it in the game.”

Murray averaged 12.4 points and 6/7 rebounds last season while shooting .343 percent from three.

The Kings will find out soon enough if Schröder’s defensive edge can help Murray — and the team — strike a better balance.

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