TrueHoop: A Rare Misstep for Mr. "Wise Beyond His Years"

[¹²³]

Usually, Brandon Roy makes decisions like a 34-year-old veteran. For just one play last night, however, a reminder that he's just 24.

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[ironcrotch]

Win some you lose some, this is definitely a learning process.

Go Blazers!

 

[Drink Your Milkshake]

Roy needs to do some situps.

 

[Natebishop3]

Where is PapaG to call Henry Abbott a hack and question how he gets paid to write this crap?

 

[¹²³]

Where is PapaG to call Henry Abbott a hack and question how he gets paid to write this crap?

http://www.papag.com.br/estrelas.asp

 

[mgb]

Well the update says it all.

UPDATE: There's more to the story of this play. Roy was, apparently, waiting for Travis Outlaw to cut to the middle, but confused by the Magic's defensive trickery, Outlaw stayed on the opposite side, and is accepting much of the blame for that broken play. Me? My expectations for Roy are so high -- he has spoiled Blazer fans so many times in the past -- that I want him to find a way to be successful even when the play breaks down.

Another words that completely takes away everything he said before. He also didn't mention Roy on the possession passed to LA, but instead of taking a open shot LA passed it back to Roy.

I like the last part,,,,with the shot clock running out he did the only thing he could do and while it was short it was right on line.

 

[RayDavies]

Roy needs to do some situps.

haha, I am pretty sure his core strength is AOK.

 

[yenniedn]

Roy needs to do some situps.

Yeah because you're in better shape than he is, right?

 

[Webster's Dictionary]

Roy needs to do some situps.

I feel wierd for staring at his abs but he looks like he's pressing his stomach out and you can still see the definition of his six pack.