Who was the player of the game who elevated his game to help the team win?
(01-21-2023, 10:03 AM)Kammrath Wrote: [ -> ]Who was the player of the game who elevated his game to help the team win?
1. Bullock
2. Green
Josh Green for me. He, IMO was critical to what happened on the court with his constant pestering on both sides of the court.
(01-21-2023, 10:57 AM)ItsGoTime Wrote: [ -> ]Josh Green for me. He, IMO was critical to what happened on the court with his constant pestering on both sides of the court.
He is one of the best "energy" guys I've ever seen. Really hope they don't include him in some dumb trade at the deadline.
Twigs Bullock ftw. Raising that trade value each day.
I simply can't get the RB **** taste out of my mouth--yet--simply because he's had a few good games now. A consistent run of good games from RB and I might consider a--oh I can't say it--a D****e for him.
For NOW...my Dirkie goes to Josh Green. JG brings energy and so many other things to the game--when he plays. JG is the man who needs to play more minutes...rather than Jaden Hardy.
Don't get me wrong. JH needs to play some quality minutes as well...after some un-named coach tells him to relax, that nobody expects him to carry the team on his shoulders right now.
Josh Green needs to shoulder a heavier load, so he'll be ready for the play offs...when the time comes.
And...as for those guys who were postulating that SD is a shooting guard rather than a point guard--you're right.
Easy vote. 5 of 6 from the three and good defense. Welcome back Reggie from where ever you’ve been the first half of the season. Reggie wins it even without a Luka curve.
I think that's the best game I've ever watched Josh play. Reggie continues his hot shooting. But Luka snatched the heart of a disinterested team in a little over a quarter.