Almost a month ago, I posted my thoughts on the Lakers' small forward situation. Last night, the problem reared its ugly head again.
Vladimir Radmanovic was 2-5 on the night, scoring five points and committing five fouls. He couldn't keep up with Paul Pierce, especially at the beginning of the third quarter, when he allowed Pierce to score eight straight points (including an inexplicable four-point play), effectively squandering the Lakers' five-point halftime lead.
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guttersnype said June 06, 2008
he doesnt pose much of a perimiter threat but hes a great open court player and a slasher. its worth a shot, atleast on the road.
JohnPaulsen said June 06, 2008