bigstrads wrote:32 wrote:I'm picking this as the game Webber finally looks like a rotation player, and not a pudgy old man.
Against DC, CWebb definitely looked more spry running up and down the floor. Plus, that one-handed throw in (that didn't count) showed he can still finish. In 18 minutes, I predict Webber goes for 7 points (3-for-5, 1-2 from the line), 5 rebounds, 1 block, and 4 assists. 2 of the field goals will be top-of-the-key jumpers, the other one will be an And1 layup.
Dubs by 3 in a thriller.
What about the other free throw??? a missed tech?
Touche. Make that a layup and a missed layup, due to a foul, where he splits the freebies.
Webber played the pick and roll extremely well last night, giving the outside shooter space for days and preventing any inside passes for easy lay-ups. He knows his limitations and will be more than happy to play his role. If Nash is hitting his jumpers, you're right, it's probably best to put AB on the floor. But if Webber forces Nash to shoot and MVP can't hit, it'll fuel our fast break, as Chris is already set up for the board down low.
