"He's a threat on the floor, he's live all the time," Thomas said yesterday. "And his explosiveness . . . you are always a Jamal run away from winning the game or ending the game. And whenever you're out of the game, he's normally the guy who puts you back into the game."

The way Isiah talks about him and uses him in games and the way his teammates seems to feel about him, one would think he is the silent captain. As long as Isiah is here, I can't see him moving Craw. Hopefully, his feelings for Craw doesn't blind him from seeing that this team still needs a more consistant 2 guard than can push Craw to the 6th man role.

[Edited by - bigbeast on 02-28-2007 11:42 AM]

I think it's been clear as daylight that he's been the silent captain for about two years now.

I think we can stop making up trades all together.
This is nothing to do with Jamal
We have nothing to offer and it will be no trades till next year anyway