Jamison speaks unkindly of his team's effort

The Wizards take on the loss to the Cavs came from Antawn Jamison:

"We played selfish basketball and we tried to pad the stats and not play to win the game.  You're going to get blown out, and that's exactly what happened tonight.  It's just disappointing.  We talked about how we knew they (Cavs) were going to be ready to play.  I thought we did a decent job defensively.  Offensively, we played like crap.  And, this team (Cavs) is too good of a team to have a team not moving the ball and not doing the things you need to do in order to win."

Then there's Gilbert Arenas, who had said he wanted to play in Cleveland against the Cavs. When he returned, Arenas said he would play home games and certain road games, including Cleveland – because of the rivalry.

 "Before the game, Arenas sat in front of his locker-room stall, looking at a calendar on his computer and plotting his workout plans for after the season ends," wrote Michael Lee in the Washington Post.

"When asked why he didn't want to stick it to the Cavaliers, who were hoping to extend their impressive home record, Arenas said, 'I already did.' He then went on to mention how he helped end the Cavaliers' 13-game win streak last week in Washington."

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2 Responses to Jamison speaks unkindly of his team's effort

  1. Dave Robisch says:

    First of all Arenas is a classic loser as a player. He has never won anything and he never will. If he is proud of a meaningless win over the Cavs in a dismal washington season then nothing more needs to be said. As for Jamison, this guys priorities are all messed up. He could easily be playing for our great team but he didn't want to leave Washington. I just don't understand that. But it is nothing but joy to watch the Wizards suck again.

  2. terje says:

    jamison is wasting his career in washington. he thought that arenas was a guy who could help bring him a ring but he was wrong.