How anyone can watch this ga,e and claim Jaylen Brown has a low BBIQ is beyond me.
?? What exactly has Brown done tonight to disprove the years of evidence that we have that he has a poor BBIQ??
Just because he's playing well tonight does not change the fact that he has a poor BBIQ. In fact, it kind of proves the opposite - he's playing much better tonight because he's coming off the bench and getting better looks as a more primary offensive option, i.e. he doesn't contribute that much else to the game.
When he's not a more primary option, he's not that good of a ball player, especially offensively, as he doesn't make others around him better due to his limited court vision, poor passing, and an inability to really make plays for others.
I like Brown and hope he continues to play like he is tonight, specifically being more aggressive taking it to the hole. But you keep beating this drum with no reasoning behind it at all.
Topic: Knicks (8-17) at Celtics (13-10) Game #24 12/6/18 (Read 20702 times)