Marcus Smart feels he has 'a lot left in the tank,' thinks Lakers can compete with top of West
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Marcus Smart has struggled with injuries, playing only 54 games in the past two seasons. Most of his injuries have been to the hand and ankle, which are less likely to cause long-term issues. Smart's confidence remains strong, believing he has much to give and stating, 'I still have a lot left in the tank.' The Lakers' signing of Smart is seen as a calculated risk, potentially closing the gap towards competing for top-tier teams in the West, although significant moves will still be necessary for contention.
Injuries have limited Smart to 54 games over the last two seasons. However, if looking for a silver lining, the injuries have predominantly been to his hand and ankle, body parts that don't often lead to long-term injuries.
The Lakers are certainly banking on that. It's why they took the risk, albeit a relatively low one at his contract number, to sign him.
Smart believes he has plenty left to offer, stating, 'I still have a lot left in the tank.'
Smart mentioned, 'I think we stack right up there with the best of them,' reflecting his confidence in competing in the West.
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