Leftys are a different breed.

Zion Williamson is the perfect example of how lefty are a different breed and nobody wants to see us succeed. When Zion Williamson was playing Duke’s rival, the North Carolina Tar Heels, Zion performed a hesitation move at the top of the key and the outer side of his shoe blew out, which resulted in him being subbed out for the rest of the game with a knew injury, leading him being out for a couple of weeks. Nike’s stock price dropped a whopping $1.1 Billion right after this incident occurred. This is what Nike deserved for plotting on the downfall of Zion Williamson. After Zion got injured, Cam Reddish and his fellow teammate R.J. Barrett (lefty) were left to carry the load. If this would have happened to a right handed basketball in their last year at college, their draft stock would have dropped drastically, therefore losing their chances at being the first pick in the draft, let alone a lottery pick. But since he was a lefty, he ended up being the number one pick in the 2019 nba draft. R.J. Barrett ended up being the third pick in the draft right behind Ja Morant, and it was a spectacular moment for us lefties and after what Nike did to Zion, he deserved it. In Zion’s first four preseason games, he averaged 23.2 points per game while shooting a very high percentage, but he missed the summer league finale due to his injury, and the New Orleans Pelicans lost to the Milwaukee Bucks. Zion has been out since October 21 and is reported to come back in about 2 months, meaning he should be back by January 2020 the latest. I’m looking forward to his return very much so, and can’t wait to see him compete for that Rookie Of The Year award. I’ll keep you lefties posted. Tootles.