gosh Roy sucks

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Watching Roy play last night, I noticed he was playing with confidence and getting good elevation on his jump shots. Based on that single performance, I wonder how much of his recent poor play has been mental vs. physical. I realize he will never be the player he once was, at least consistently, but last night he was still clearly capable of competing physically. He has a tremendous size advantage over the Dallas guards. Last night he simply rose up and shot over them. I'd like to see him continue to do that. He hasn't complained about any knee pain in months. In the playoffs, there are no back-to-backs. He has time to rest and recover between games. If he can just focus on using his size advantage to score over the smaller opposition, and continue to play and shoot with confidence he can really help this team.

He also seemed to get a big boost from the home crowd last night. They gave him a huge ovation when he entered the game. My only fear is, that like the rest of our bench (in general), he will only play well at home. He needs to be able to play the same way, on the road, in a less favorable environment.

BNM

And Roy of Old used to be that guy that was able to be clutch on the road. He has it in him. Maybe these two games at home will help to boost his confidence. Maybe get the mental block out of him. Yes he will never be 100% physically, but he could mentally.
 
And Roy of Old used to be that guy that was able to be clutch on the road. He has it in him. Maybe these two games at home will help to boost his confidence. Maybe get the mental block out of him. Yes he will never be 100% physically, but he could mentally.

He was very tentative in game 1 in Dallas. He passed up several shots he should have taken (often resulting in a surprised teammate forcing up a rushed shot as the shot clock expired). He actually looked scared to shoot - which is so unlike "old" Brandon. Hopefully, last night will give him the confidence to take (and make) those shots when they are there - be it on the road or at home.

BNM
 
He was very tentative in game 1 in Dallas. He passed up several shots he should have taken (often resulting in a surprised teammate forcing up a rushed shot as the shot clock expired). He actually looked scared to shoot - which is so unlike "old" Brandon. Hopefully, last night will give him the confidence to take (and make) those shots when they are there - be it on the road or at home.

BNM

You are 100% right. Roy looked very tentative in both games 1 and 2. It was really hard to watch. Last night was so fun because Roy just looked confident. Every player looked confident on the floor.
 
Golf is a game of Concentration, Basketball is all about Confidence.

That's why I don't get all the Roy bashing, he's so natural all he needs is a little confidence and away he goes
 
Did you noticed Barrera didn't get his typical offensive foul called on Roy? Roy is still respected by the refs. Roy should be exploiting Barrera any chance he gets on him.
In fact, it seemed like the refs figured out Barea's game and decided not to reward him anymore. Brandon even had a play, may be the same one you are thinking of, where it legitimately could have gone either way (Brandon's arm came out) and the ref's just shook their head, no-no-no, as in, stop flopping you little wuss, you are making me look bad. Happened right in front of Carlisle, LOL.
 

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