Jamal, as evidenced in his maturing game and confident dealings with the media. is growing into a role as a support scorer, whether starting or off the bench.

He's been a steady influence on Da Yoots and has also been called on to play backup point guard.

The next best surprise after Frye.

>All the changes have “actually been the hardest on Jamal Crawford,” adds the coach. “Because he starts one game -- then he comes off the bench. But we want him to take more advantage of things he’s capable of doing.” The gifted Crawford, of course, is capable of a lot of things, including being an extra-explosive scorer. “He’s going to be fine,” predicted Brown

Crawford can get more done than he has been. We have been a scoring starved team at times. he has stepped up at times, but his overall production must increase.

Craw is just not shooting when he feels like it. Brown should get the credit......Since Brown has been here Craw has been attacking the rim. Alot of times when he would have chucked up a contested bomb now he dribbles to the foul line and takes a great shot.

He still needs to get that stupid hesitation dribble that he does out of his game.....he always uses that and a few between the leg dribbles to set up his jumper. I hate it, man.....it just drives me crazy.

(Now if only Brown can get a rotation down)

man people here were ready to trade him for a bag of balls. I love his game

he's skilled, he works hard and he's coachable. He's a good personality also... easy to root for.

no shake-n-bake, no Jamal Crawford. It's who he is.

Y'all know my feelings about this kid. I'm totally excited about seeing him develop over the course of 1-2 years. He, along with Frye could definitely be the future el capitans.

crawford has definitely made the biggest adjustment on the team from a year ago.
he's totally dependable now on the mid-range and when his feet are set, that 3 is close to money.
his defense has improved alot also as he's making conscious effort.
for pete's sake man, TWICE this season he passed up an open three to take a dribble in to hit a mid-range shot.

he still has a LONG way to go...and we still are not utilizing his playmaking ability enough...but i think we will more as the season progresses.

when they play together they really share the roles. Either guard initiate the offense and both look to set the other up.

and the team plays better. The ball moves better and the bigs do a good job with the space those 2 create with penetration