They seem so dialed in to the concept of "team":
Another strange factoid was zero, as in number of foul shots
attemped by Gilbert Arenas. This was only the third time since the
start of the 2007-08 season when twice he went a game without taking a
foul shot.
Arenas wasn't concerned with his performance
tonight, or the one from the night before where he scored only nine
points, however.
"What do you expect me to do? Go out there
and score 30?" Arenas said. "I'm not going to go out there and try to
score 30 when we have a lot of offensive players here. Last game I was
4-for-7, tonight I was 3-for-11. I'll take the shots I feel are
sufficient for me. Other than that, the offensive load's on everybody
else."
Wow, really? I don't think that's what Ernie Grunfeld
would like to hear from his $111 million man. Flip Saunders has asked
him to be aggressive, but so far, agression. But in two games, Arenas
has basically gone backwards, and says he's expecting everyone else to
to do more.
It was one of several interesting comments inside the locker room after this defeat.
When asked about why the Wizards were so flat, a frustrated Andray
Blatche said, "You'll have to ask the starters. I don't know how they
felt. I come off the bench and try to do what I do. You have to ask the
starters, that's up to them. I'm just role player. I do what I'm told,
and that's it."
Meanwhile DeShawn Stevenson said the blame
for tonight should fall upon the bench because the starters played well
last night, and tonight the reserves should've picked them up tonight.
Hey, after a 16 point loss, what did you guys do next?
But possibly the weirdest thing of the whole night was that after
they got thumped, several members of the team were in the locker room
divvying up a bulk order of Louis Vuitton shoes they had special
ordered.
I know you've got to move on and just focus on the
next opponent, but really? That's just not a good look following a
92-76 loss.
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