Larry Sanders Q&A: 'Potential is dangerous'  Benny Sieu-USA
TODAY Sports  Larry Sanders of the Milwaukee Bucks is blocking
shots and breaking out. The emerging center sat down with SB
Nation to discuss his rapid improvement, what progress he still
needs to make and how he defines himself off the court.  TORONTO
-- "I think it's just you have to believe," said Milwaukee Bucks
big man Larry Sanders after Sunday's game against the Toronto
Raptors. He was talking about blocking shots -- the thing he
does 3.2 times per game, more frequently than anyone else in the
NBA -- but he might as well have been talking about his journey.
Sanders was seen a foul-prone, shot-blocking question mark for
his first two years in the league. Now in Year 3, he has a
triple double, a 17-point, 20-rebound performance and 19 starts
under his belt. He's answered the question of whether or not he
belongs as emphatically as one of his trademark rejections.
"You have to believe that you can block it," Sanders said. "A
lot of times, the ba