Marcus Williams is still haunting the Golden State Warriors

If you're an NBA junkie, this is such a fantastic read. Not what you're about to read from me, but the initial post and discovery we'll get to down this particular page. Back in 2007-08, rookie Nets point guard Marcus Williams actually did quite well in his initial season in East Rutherford. He didn't defend or shoot well, but he led a solid bench attack for New Jersey mainly because then-Nets coach Lawrence Frank seemed run the same 1-5 screen and roll for Williams and Mikki Moore. Moore could catch, and dunk, or hit the occasional fallaway baseline shot. And Williams could hurl that lefty one-arm pass from 23-feet away. It worked, even if the Nets weren't all that great, and Williams made the All-Rookie team, the second edition, as a result. No small feat. In the offseason, New Jersey was quick to read the writing on the wall with this talented though limited player, and dumped him on the Golden State Warriors in the summer of 2008 for a conditional first-round...