fgrep15 wrote:Everyone got excited by the big three in New Jersey saying with Kidd and all they'll make a push, but they haven't been having any success. When you watch games, all you see is Jefferson clanging and bricking shots, you look at the boxscores, where Kidd and Carter have good games, but you see Jefferson shooting about 33% or worse each game.
The past 8 games, he's shot 33% FG [47/141], averaged 18.4 points, and committed 3 turnovers a game, in addition to 6.1 rebounds, and 3.4 assists.
Then you realize he's had a wrist injury on his shooting hand, his knee is hurt, and he's also been sick for a few of the games. He's supposed to now be going for wrist surgery, and won't be back for the rest of the season.
TheCambyManVol3 wrote:fgrep15 wrote:Everyone got excited by the big three in New Jersey saying with Kidd and all they'll make a push, but they haven't been having any success. When you watch games, all you see is Jefferson clanging and bricking shots, you look at the boxscores, where Kidd and Carter have good games, but you see Jefferson shooting about 33% or worse each game.
The past 8 games, he's shot 33% FG [47/141], averaged 18.4 points, and committed 3 turnovers a game, in addition to 6.1 rebounds, and 3.4 assists.
Then you realize he's had a wrist injury on his shooting hand, his knee is hurt, and he's also been sick for a few of the games. He's supposed to now be going for wrist surgery, and won't be back for the rest of the season.
Fuck!
He's on my fantasy team, and I just traded Jamison... God damnit..
Were you in any NFL pools? Did you by chance take Priest Holmes? Maybe David Boston? Clinton Portis?Jae™ wrote:TheCambyManVol3 wrote:Fuck!
He's on my fantasy team, and I just traded Jamison... God damnit..
LMAO! You lost Jefferson AND Iverson on the same day, I've never met anyone in my entire life who has less fantasy luck than you
fgrep15 wrote:Ouch! Maybe the combination of playing in the Olympics, playing so much in the early season and having so much pressure on himself is what caused Jefferson to be more injury prone.
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