Los Angeles Lakers forward Julius Randle showed his new physique after reportedly slimming down 15 pounds and cutting his body fat percentage in half this offseason with his workout regimen, putting it on display for all attending the Drew League to see.

The soon-to-be fourth-year forward was catching lobs, taking guys off the dribble, and bully-balling his way to buckets in front of a fervent L.A. crowd, taunting the locals that dared to engage in a little trash talk mid-game.

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Randle had a career year with the Lakers in 2016-17, taking a slight dip on his rebounding to improve in other areas.

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The 6-foot-9 big man saw career-highs in points (13.2), assists (3.6), blocks (0.5), and field goal percentage (48.7 percent) — making him a prime candidate to have a breakout season in 2017-18 with Lonzo Ball dishing the rock.

His new-found conditioning will help him in the transition game, where he's bound to find most of his opportunities, given Brook Lopez is often slow to trot up-court.