"International play has always been more of a team game, less individual, so statistics are less of an indication than what he actually contributed," Colangelo said. "I watched him play, and would say he effectively deferred to others on his team, as he was often the target of defensive schemes.
"Having said that," Colangelo added, "he did appear physically and emotionally tired when I saw him last week, which is understandable given his late June NBA final appearance and mid-July training for the Euro championship."
This could be nothing. Hedo could simply be a tad exhausted and ready to bounce back after a little rest. Then again, being tired before the NBA season even starts doesn't sound like a good thing.
(Assist TrueHoop.)
3 comments:
Hedo sucks!
Ha! But how do you really feel?
I'm also glad Hedo didn't end up in Portland. Roy's our guy with the clock running down. It would have been ludicrous to overspend for an aging spot up shooter who can't defend.
Best of luck with that frontcourt, Toronto! They could give up 120 a night this year.
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