Found September 04, 2009 on
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Wizards player evaluations for ‘08-09 continue, up eighth is Andray Blatche. My thoughts are below, you can check on the full report on Bullets Forever (coming soon).
[Previously: Oleksiy Pecherov | Juan Dixon | Etan Thomas | Javaris Crittenton | JaVale McGee | DeShawn Stevenson | Nick Young]
DMX’s “Here We Go Again,” is the first song that plays in my head when contemplating Andray Blatche. [...]
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