Affalo looks like Michael Jordan when he was on the wizards when he's rolling. When he's not he looks like a weekend warrior playing at the local ymca.

Galloway looks like an nba player. He's like Derek Fisher meets Mike Bibby. More often he plays like present day Calderón. You don't know what you are going to get day to day. He is always focused but we need production.

Grant is a major disappointment. One thing I never thought would be a problem with this kid and that's confidence. He's playing like a 19 year old kid that should have stayed in school. Nope, he's 23 and played 5 years in college. That's horrible. By now he should have overtaken Calderón and Galloway as the starter. There's no excuse. He's had plenty of chances to prove that. Now Jimmer might come in and take his opportunity.

I can go down the line and make up a story. That's what this team is, make believe. Are they pretending to be good players or are they all bums?

I believe in alot of these guys, but they all have had their opportunity. They all had their skate of minutes and injuries that opened up a stage to showcase themselves. They all failed to take advantage. They lack confidence. I'm almost starting to believe they don't care.... I'm not there yet but I'm starting to think that way

I also agree that the most disappointing player has been Jerian. He was supposed to be able to come in and adjust to the NBA faster than this. I remember so many believing Jerian might start off ahead of KP due to his age and experience. Most analyst felt that way too. I believe Phil also anticipated more from Jerian. IMO it's all in his head. Hopefully he can get his head right at some point.

I know LT hasn't looked the same. Last night it looked like he was coming back to life a bit. We need him back to his high energy ways. The same with DWILL. DWILL has so much talent but his lack of defense has Rambis choosing not to play him as much. He simply must get his act together.

WaltLongmire wrote:On this team, Lopez, Galloway, Grant, and KP, are all players who I believe are much better on the offensive end than how they usually perform... and they are all players who have hesitated to take open higher % shots on numerous occasions.

I think that each player on a team should have the attitude that they should be the one taking a final shot in a big game.

Easy for me to say...much harder for players develop this kind of confidence. Lopez is the oddity in the 4 I mention, because he has been playing for a number of years...the others are relatively inexperienced at this level of play.

GS seems to be one of the few teams where this is true, IMO...lots of confidence in that group of players.

Confidence and we need 2-3 guards who emphasize great ball movement if you watch gs their ball movement is the conduit to their team wise confidence