Stephen Jackson obviously has his limitations as a player, but recently he has been the Hawks second best player, contributing in many facets of the game. He still is jacking up too many three pointers, but his overall effort the last few games has been welcome.
Since we always trash him on this board, I though it would be nice to give him some props for his recent play.
Stephen Jackson
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EDS
, Jan 22 2004 07:42 AM
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#1
Posted 22 January 2004 - 07:42 AM
#2
Posted 22 January 2004 - 09:06 AM
Oh yes, Props to Stephen all the way. He has been great in the last 5 games, contributing all across the board. But as much as he has been ripped by some of us all season long, so has been JT, and lets give props to JT as well, pressuring the oppositions PG's, playing very good defense and showing like old JT, at the same time I think he has been doing a great job running the offense and controlling the game in the last 5 games.
#3
Posted 22 January 2004 - 09:19 AM
good point JTFan and with all the talk of JT not being able to handle the point he has shown that PG is really where he has to be. If for no other reason than he woud be a 2nd tier SG. If we had a scoring athletic 2 then our back court would be tough. They don't seem to like Ronald Murray in Seattle why not make a deal for him. He doesn't play D well though so that could be a problem.
#4
Posted 22 January 2004 - 09:25 AM
for hte right price. Right now, we have him at the right price. But we won't be able to keep him after he next season. If we could get him for 3mil a year, he'd be worth keeping. He's played really well lately though.
#5
Posted 22 January 2004 - 11:45 AM
hes a very good player... when hes slashin to the basket. He either gets the call or finishes the play.
its just when he settles for jumpshots, he gets in trouble. I dont mind him shootin 3s here and there but he has to pick and choose the time.
overall, hes definitely a starter (esp on this team) and a very good player. past 5 games, hes easily our 2nd best player after Reef. Also, at his contract/salary... hes definitely a keeper.
its just when he settles for jumpshots, he gets in trouble. I dont mind him shootin 3s here and there but he has to pick and choose the time.
overall, hes definitely a starter (esp on this team) and a very good player. past 5 games, hes easily our 2nd best player after Reef. Also, at his contract/salary... hes definitely a keeper.
#6
Posted 23 January 2004 - 03:40 PM
I think things fell into place for Jax when JT was out. He picked up his game and has not relaxed with JT coming back. This may be what helped JT also. He now feels more comfortable sharing the load.
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