Opinion | 'Here’s Jamal Murray, rolling into Hollywood like a boss and a star, writing one of the best individual comeback scripts in NBA history. And Disney shrugs.' (via SeanKeeler) MileHighBasketball
From May 16 through May 22, the Blue Arrow and his patched-up left ACL went out and averaged 32.5 points, 3.8 3-pointers and 5.3 assists against the Lakers, crushing LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Jack Nicholson, ESPN, and decades of postseason demons.
“And he’s really stepping up … even if he doesn’t make shots, his energy is always good and I think that’s the best feeling for the guys around him. Yes, we know he can make shots, he can go for 50. But even when things don’t go his way, he doesn’t fall down, he’s still into it, he’s still playing, he’s still fighting. And I think that’s the best thing about him right now.”
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