I don't want to hear one bad word about Shabazz

[SeattleHoop]

He is the leader. No question any more.

Shabazz is awesome, no bad words, but my prediction has been (and still is) is that Boatright within the next couple years will overtake Shabazz as the leader/go to guy in close game situations and end up averaging more points. He seems to get to the basket at will, and his quickness/handles reminds me of Kemba. I could be wrong, but that's what I see happening. But for now, it's Shabazz due to his maturity.

 

[Elitehuskies]

I'm pretty sure the lackluster play by Bazz mid season was due to his foot injury. He'll never say it -- nor does any athlete remark on their injuries, but in a game as quick as bball, that little bit of speed can make epic differences. Now, he's clearly different in the last few games (e.g. 360 spins, quick steals); even those deep 3s are falling.

It's the foot man! It's the foot! Welcome back Bazz! If it was easy to give the middle toe salute to all the naysayers, I'd do it for you!

 

[8893]

He shot us out of the game today.

Sorry, that's 8.

 

[Kitaman]

I thought of this thread during the 2nd half today.