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Here's to hoping that Memo gets his rhythmn back.
Take Booz. He is a great player but he almost never passes when he got double teamed. At least Memo defends well one-on-one, by being physical. He let Eddy Curry disappeared yesterday and Zandolph played like he was in an amusement park (thanks to Booz). Let the players deal with their own problems, will you. If you can't take it don't watch it.