So for fans who came to Friday practice at Minnesota State University hoping to get a glimpse of Peterson, they had to squint pretty hard. Or borrow some binoculars. As the rest of the team went through its regular work, Peterson was way off in the distance, three practice fields over and working with head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman..He even put on a pair of headphones at one point, while others on the court continued a battle of mostly words for over a minute. Then a fan threw a beverage on Artest, prompting him and teammate Stephen Jackson to head into the stands. "Someone started trouble," Artest said years later, "but I ended it.".

This has to be a focus. When working out alone it is important to make time to work on this instead of just focusing on shooting. Even if it is 15 minutes of dedicated time, you will quickly see positive results.."Some of those guys at the bottom end are going to end up being good players," Baalke said. &quo