Your opinions, please.

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ReginaldLewis wrote:Just a little blurp here that I would like your opinion on. Recently, everyone has been taking a lot of shots at MP. I stated that he doesn't really play enough to affect the outcomes of games. However, S JAX plays way to much. When he is on, the Warriors win, but when he is off they loose. JAX is way to selfish and is a turnover machine. He is a bad rebounder and he still talks too much on the court. Whenever a call doesn't go his way he will actually stop playing and pout on the court. He has done this a number of times. For some reason Nelly will not take him off the court. I believe it is because Nelly is afraid that Jackson will go off. This last game against New Orleans, Jackson was just horrible. Nelson played him the whole game. What's up with that?
Your opinions, please.
PistonsFan73 wrote:He's a leader on this team. He's one of the better players on this team. That's why he is on the court that much. Who would you rather see? He does try too hard sometimes to carry the team. He's not Kobe and he's not LeBron. He's not going to come out and dominate. But he's a very good, unselfish player that with better support where he wouldn't feel the need to carry the team could really flourish.
xbaywarrior wrote:
I agree with that it's just he puts up shots that are unnecessary. IMO, he forces it too much. I don't understand why he has to continue to fire when he's having a terrible shooting night and there are other ways to contribute.
slicksteven wrote:there arent few and there arent many...either way, jackson isnt one of them
he's still a good defender and brings toughness and fire, but too many games i've seen his offensive mistakes cancel out his defensive contributions
PistonsFan73 wrote:xbaywarrior wrote:
I agree with that it's just he puts up shots that are unnecessary. IMO, he forces it too much. I don't understand why he has to continue to fire when he's having a terrible shooting night and there are other ways to contribute.
But that's how this team plays. All players, except for Biedrins, put up shots that are unnecessary, quick shots, bad shots. When they go in - everything is great, when not - well, that's another story.
PistonsFan73 wrote:slicksteven wrote:there arent few and there arent many...either way, jackson isnt one of them
he's still a good defender and brings toughness and fire, but too many games i've seen his offensive mistakes cancel out his defensive contributions
There aren't many Chris Pauls and Chauncey Billupses out there who will get everyone else involved in the game with very limited turnovers. A lot of players make us go mad on the offense, but that's the beauty of the game.