Everyone, it seems, wants Lamar Odom to score more.

His Clippers teammates encourage Odom to be more aggressive on offense. Fans, the media and his critics want Odom to stop being so passive on offense.

But Coach Vinny Del Negro said he doesn’t really have an issue with Odom’s lack of offense because his versatile forward supplies so much more.

“He’s getting there,” Del Negro said. “It’s just that we’ve got to be patient with it, support him, build his confidence in those areas. He’s been working really hard. He’s in very good condition now, so hopefully that will happen.”

via Broderick Turner of the Los Angeles Times