Jennings named Player of the Week
by Frank Madden on Nov 17, 2009 2:00 PM CST
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Brandon Jennings only played twice last week, but damn, he made the most of it. Jennings averaged a Playstation-like 43.5 ppg, 7.0 apg and 4.5 rpg in wins over the Nuggets and Warriors, good enough to snag Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors. And how about these shooting splits: .604/.900(!)/.875.
Unfortunately you can't vote for Jennings on the regular all-star ballot, but you can write him in here. Andrew Bogut, Michael Redd and Hakim Warrick are on the regular ballot for your consideration. Jennings' omission looks pretty silly now, but it's generally tough for rookies to get on the ballot, seeing as it's determined by members of the media in October. At that point it wasn't even a given Jennings would be starting, much less dropping double-nickels.
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I don’t care for Redds game that much, but after going through a poor mans versionsion of murderers row with Denver, Golden State and Dallas it makes you realize the talent you have to have just to be competitive.
All three of those teams are more talented then we are. My point? We need more talent and Redd gives us that. If he plays unselfishlessly, he be aight.
I disagree,
every time Redd’s hurt, the Schmucks actually share the ball, hustle after loose balls, and actually try to play D. I’d trade Redd for whatever I could get for him. The only skill he’s got is he can shoot. Other than that, I’m not impressed…
The BCB guys are a machine
They do a fantastic job.
by Frank Madden on Nov 18, 2009 12:04 AM CST up reply actions
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