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Old 02-01-2021, 10:32 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Dallas41 View Post
The Mavericks need more from Josh Richardson
In his three games since returning from COVID, Richardson is averaging seven points, two rebounds, and one assist while shooting 39 percent from the field. Even worse, he’s missed all seven of his attempts from beyond the arc. It stands to reason all the players who missed time are working to get into game shape, but the Mavericks are in a serious skid and need their offseason acquisition to step up.

Can WCS follow up a great performance?
Consistency is essentially the crux of Cauley-Stein’s career, and Monday he’ll get a chance to follow up a 14 point (7-of-8), nine-rebound, and four-block performance. The biggest question is if Carlise will give Cauley-Stein slack with Porzingis, Kleber and Powell all in the rotation. All players carry their own narratives, but if Carlisle is going with the “What have you done for me lately?” mentality, Cauley-Stein deserves a longer leash.
THJ gets all kinds of rope, and he's only good for 1 out of 3 or 4 games. WCS can be more impactful, but guys like him and Green have to play perfect. A mistake or two, and they'll end up at the end of the bench. Stupid arse personnel management. SSDD

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