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by Andrew Sharp • Oct 22, 2009 12:03 PM EDT
Coming into the NBA, Chris Douglas-Roberts was largely overshadowed by his college teammate (and eventual rookie of the year) Derrick Rose. And rightfully so, as he’s got only average athleticism, a herky jerky jumpshot, and a frame that’d make Amy Winehouse jealous.
New York’s Larry Hughes, he of the $13 million salary, probably wrote him off, as well. But more and more, he’s making us all look stupid:
Thanks to unorthodox plays like that one, “CDR” has averaged 18-a-game for Nets so far this preseason, shooting a ruthlessly efficient 52% in the process. And despite his shortcomings, CDR is rounding into quite a prospect for New Jersey.
Definitely someone to keep an eye on. More good news for Nets fans, I guess.
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