J.R. Smith He became famous for his 2018 blunder and undoubtedly cost LeBron and the Cavs not only the game but the title as well. Smith believes blackball was played by teams because of his mistake, and includes other names he thinks can still play ball on the court.
in a video posted by complicated Smith stated, “You took these 30 teams, or the top three in every 30 teams, and you excluded them. Give me the 4 to 15 guy, just the 4 to 15. Tell me one of them is better than me. But I’m sitting here , bro, come on, i worked with these guys. I’ve seen them ask. You know why I don’t play. And I feel like this is the kind of thing that happened to you. Apparently the Joe Johnsons who still have the game can still play. Jamal Crawford, he still has the game, he can still play. Nick Young, he still has the game, he can still play. Isaiah Thomas still has the game, he can still play.”
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Smith Could Return To League
While his mistakes are grave and JR Smith is not the same player he came to the league with, he and even the other veterans he mentions should be given a second chance from the names that once made NBA headlines. on a recurring basis. With end-of-season teams offering 10-day contracts, Smith can pick one and prove he’s still in the league.
by JR Smith New Orleans Hornets He averaged 12.4 shots, 2.1 assists, and 3.1 total rebounds in his career, and after leaving the NBA went to China to play in the CBA, and later played golf and earned his college degree. Despite his advanced age, he can still be a major contributing factor to teams in the league.
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