Nets guard Rafer Alston ripped his teammates after their 105-89 defeat to Golden State last night because he didn't think they were pulling for each other.
"It's mind-boggling sometimes when you don't see the guys behind you doing that," Alston told the New York Daily News. "That's more hurtful than anything, is to not cheer your teammates on who are out there trying to get the job done. That's the way I was taught to do it: Play together and root for your teammate, whether you're in the game or not. The good teams do that. They stay together, no matter how the game is going."
