Re: Barros as long-term solution?

[Josh Ozersky <josh_ozersky@yahoo.com>]

Games like last night make me worry, because I see
what even a mediocre fast point like Dana can do. 
When everyone is passing, and guys are rewarded for
running down the floor, the team is so much better!  I
really dread seeing Kenny get the ball back now --
walking it up the court, dribbling around while he
thinks about taking his man, etc.  If Kenny were off
the roster, would we be a better team, assuming that
Ron Mercer stayed?  I wonder what Pitino is thinking.


--- Ryan Falcone  wrote:
> 
> What do you guys make of Barros' resurgent play of
> late?  He certainly
> has capitalized on Kenny Anderson's injury and made
> the most of his
> opportunity to play extended minutes.
> 
> Could he sustain this type of performance level over
> a long period of time
> (and understand that I don't necessarily mean 27
> points on 4-4 from
> 3-point range)?  More importantly, can he
> effectively distribute the ball for
> an entire season--perhaps the versatility of Mercer
> and Pierce would
> help accommodate Barros' shooting mentality in that
> regard.
> 
> Ryan
> 
> 

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