"There's a certain way you say it," Jamison said. "And let's be honest: Some of it is not their fault. This is the first time a lot of guys have been in this situation and the expectations were very high of those guys. Granted they didn't perform the way we would've liked, but you can say that about some of the vets. We didn't perform the way we expected. It's all right to beat 'em down but you still have to give 'em a pat on the back and let 'em know that we still love you guys. Those are the things that will hopefully make them better. The most important thing for our young guys is to know that this should be the most serious summer of their careers because you never know what's going to happen."
From the Washington Post. Antawn Jamison on Gilbert Arenas' comments to Mike Wise yesterday. Also this is the first time I remember Antawn publicly admitting that some of the veterans have not played well too this season.
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Pat on the back -
BTW – at the Sacramento game, I noticed that when the youngsters came out of the game for timeouts or because they were done at the time, Jamison was the only one off the bench, high-fiving them and showing support. No-one else did anything.
by ooba on Mar 28, 2009 1:43 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
This is the kind of stuff that makes me wonder
If Andray reads the Post, do you think he reads BF? Probably not.
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