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Hi. I'm dropping by from the Bulls board... don't hate on me, I have a simple question.
Who is the leader of your team? Is it Sprewell, the temper-driven attitude-of-a-winner type of guy who might soon begin aging and not be able to back up his talk?
Is it Houston, the highest paid player on the team, who can lead by example but doesn't seem to be the vocal one?
Is it McDyess, the hard-working player who left the shambles of the Nuggets in pursuit of a ring before the years pass and he's past his prime?
How about Frank Williams, a rookie with some real game, but also a known leader whose reputation for toughness and being the heart and soul of a team precedes him?
I would like to say, also, that I think Allan Houston has all the tools to be one of the best SG's in the league. Not that he was shabby last year (career high scoring average...20.4, was it?), but I think he can be the MAN for the Knicks, the go-to guy, and not just be the highly paid role player.
Who is the leader of your team? Is it Sprewell, the temper-driven attitude-of-a-winner type of guy who might soon begin aging and not be able to back up his talk?
Is it Houston, the highest paid player on the team, who can lead by example but doesn't seem to be the vocal one?
Is it McDyess, the hard-working player who left the shambles of the Nuggets in pursuit of a ring before the years pass and he's past his prime?
How about Frank Williams, a rookie with some real game, but also a known leader whose reputation for toughness and being the heart and soul of a team precedes him?
I would like to say, also, that I think Allan Houston has all the tools to be one of the best SG's in the league. Not that he was shabby last year (career high scoring average...20.4, was it?), but I think he can be the MAN for the Knicks, the go-to guy, and not just be the highly paid role player.