Zach LaVine says he's healthy, focused on a bounce-back season with Kings
LaVine confirmed offseason work after a hand injury and said he’s looking to raise his standards and help the Kings in 2026-27, important context for the team’s plans and his availability.
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LaVine said he "had a little hand injury" last season.
He described using the offseason to see "what I can do better" and how he fits in the team.
He framed the coming season as a chance to meet "extremely high" standards for himself.
LaVine acknowledged the upcoming season carries personal importance in a contract year.
He said the team will put him in a role "that's best case for you," signaling acceptance of defined responsibilities.