Is it a coincidence that the Wizards are up 9 at the half in a game where Gilbert Arenas sat on the bench for much of the half with foul trouble? I think not.
i think u should be more concerned with your magic being up only 2, 46-44 to a 6 man Indiana roster
All in all, I'm happy so far. Only 9 minutes for Arenas, 11 for Haywood, and they shot 49% on the half, yet we're still up 9.
I'm all aboard on the improved efforts of JJ and Hughes. Both are starting to do what we need and want them to do, which can only lead to good things.
Tough to say much on Blake; he barely played, and in his couple of minutes he did nothing of note in that time. The one shot he took was ugly, but that doesn't say all that much to me.
Is it a coincidence that the Wizards are up 9 at the half in a game where Gilbert Arenas sat on the bench for much of the half with foul trouble? I think not.
I've been carefully studying the messages over the past month or so, and I think I've cracked the code -- you are not an Arenas fan. Am I right?
I don't really get that call on Arenas. A player who flops is trying to draw a charge based on little to no contact. How can you flop, which Arenas clearly did, and get called for a block?
Ah well; Jamison has made back to back threes to make me forget about it already.
Is it just me, or is Haywood getting bit by the Etan bug? For the past few games, whenever he has caught the ball down low, it has been a guaranteed shot attempt regardless of what is going on around him. I know we want him to be aggressive, but 11 shot attempts in 18 minutes is a bit much don't you think? It's not a problem so much when he's hitting 50%+, but when he's not, he needs to cool it down some.
Game Thread: 11.20.04 Wizards @ Nets
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