At this point, you can hardly blame anyone on the Nets for becoming frustrated with their 0-13 record. But it's hitting Chris Douglas-Roberts especially hard.
As the Star Ledger reports, the Nets "have kept several pairs of organizational eyes" on him as they're "fearful that the emotional and voluble wing might have to be talked in off the ledge."
"They should be worried," Douglas-Roberts told the paper. "I'm not dealing well with this losing, not at all.
"But I'm a professional, man. I'm not going to do anything erratic or say anything I regret. I'm focused on winning, that's it."
CDR's case may be extreme, but it's a common occurrence in the league, as players who have had a ton of success their whole careers -- CDR was on the Memphis team that set the NCAA record with 38 wins in 2007-08, before that season was vacated earlier this year -- end up getting drafted by a basement dweller in the NBA and have trouble adjusting to all the losing.
