dckingsfan wrote:Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:Higga wrote:Sig has been updated.
If Jan could find a role as an energy/hustle player, like our version of Birdman Anderson, I'd be fine with that.
Isn't Booker already 26 years old? Jan is 23 and full of energy. He has summer league jumper skills. His form was like Dirk's in Vegas. Jan was FIBA's top rebounder and was also a scoring leader among many great, older, international players.
I think the Wizards fans mostly don't deserve him. I think Jan would be better off going back to Europe. But I also think he's good enough to start right now.
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Hey CCJ - I think he is fragile - not sure why but he is. Really struggles with confidence - just look at what happens when all eyes are on him at the FT line.
Why not continue to let him build his confidence coming off the bench? He is finally contributing in a meaningful way. Clearly Witt is going to let him play minutes 15, 20 and 22 in the last three games.
I don't understand why folks want to change when we finally have the front court rotation working?
I am terrifically happy and surprised by the progress Booker/Vesely have made and they both seem to be doing well in their roles - I think we just have to get behind Witt on this one and root for both of them.
I said good enough, but didn't say change anything now. Sorry if I wasn't clear...
Great post. Any success breeds confidence. I am suprised Randy is actually playing him after the animus between the two this offseason. Also, I think the Wizards essentially washed their hands renouncing Jan's rights.
They maxed Wall, but how good was John at the start of his third season? Jan should have been protected IMO. His effort has been great but his confidence is epically fragile.
I say he is a diamond in the rough. He's also built Javale. He's weak on pressure scoring but so what?
Dckingsfan, I am also ecstatic to see Booker and Vesely balling!
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