Warriors rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis has shown his worth in the middle for Golden State.
After back-to-back years of miserable playoff failures, where despite stealing consecutive league MVPs and having the best record in the entire NBA, James flamed out in the East Finals in 2009 and the East Semis in 2010, only to watch the real best player of that era, Kobe Bryant, win consecutive championships against the two teams that sent Bron home for the season. LeBron decided to break the league in the wake of Kobe winning that fifth title due to a sheer fit of desperation over the realization that Bron and the rest of that broke-ass pitiful era of 'superstars' could never live up to the legends of previous eras without taking the easy way out, and colluding and rigging the system.
Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd has plenty of praise for the Warriors point guard, who will soon pass him for second place on the all-time NBA assists list.
No | Player | P |
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30 | PG | |
12 | PF | |
23 | PF | |
32 | PF | |
00 | PF | |
5 | PF | |
4 | SG | |
3 | PG | |
0 | PG | |
2 | SG | |
25 | SG | |
18 | SG | |
15 | PF | |
20 | PF | |
61 | PG | |
11 | SG | |
22 | SF |