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Originally posted by <b>Mikedc</b>!
I've got to disagree. He doesn't get it and he's been in the league long enough to think he's never going to get it.
"what we're doing right now ain't for me,"
Something I'd never noticed before but that caught my eye today:
Stack's career average FG% and ppg: .410 and 21.3.
Stacks playoff average FG% and ppg: .352 and 16.7.
When the going gets tough, where has Jerry gone?
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I agree here Stack seems to disappear at the biggest moments. He seems to be a player that needs alot of fga's to balance out his inefficiency. He's a spurt scorer not a consistent threat throughout a game. He was just brutally attacked today something that has caught me off guard this year that used to happen to Rip on the regular but I didn't expect to see Stack attacked so much. He's supposed to be so much more physical and tough but he's seems to be shrinking in front of my very eyes.
He and MJ have no chemistry at all. MJ and Rip had much more chemistry because Rip doesn't need alot of Iso's in order to score but Stack does which when you put 2 such player on the floor it stagnates ball movement. For those who say chemistry doesn't matter this is a classic example. Rips ability to move without the ball meshed perfectly with Mj's game.
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Why do they have Brian Russell? What a waste of space! MJ had a good game thanks to Shandon Anderson's big mouth. Stack had a terrible game. I think the playoffs are out of the picture this year. I might sound silly saying this but I'd rather see MJ go out in a last game of the regular season with a standing ovation than to get beat in the playoffs because even at 40 years old nobody on the Wiz is even close to his calibur and level of intensity. Where would we the Wiz be this year if MJ hadn't been there? Well besides the basement we'd probabaly be in the Lebron James running I guess.
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