"Starting at "power forward", Wilson Chandler had some early trouble keeping track of genuine big men like Kris Humphries around the basket. As the game progressed, though, Wil used the mismatch to his advantage as well. He gradually went away from the outside shot, instead opting to pump fake, put it on the floor, and knife his way through the Nets' flimsy interior D. Chandler also had 3 really impressive blocks and 11 equally impressive rebounds. I feel like I haven't given enough attention to Wil's remarkable ability to snag boards with one hand. I've noticed him one-handing boards quite a bit, and it's something he does with mind-boggling ease. Really helps to be able to do that when you're in a crowd and/or have have Troy Murphy humping your leg."
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wilson has controlled his own destiny well. he will either be traded where he will get a payday when f.a. or he will get his payday as a knick. love nate's fire, but nate had to scream and shout to get the kinda of attention wilson does by just being mr. smooth operator, letting his play and above all the Ws he contributes to, speak for him.