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BJ Mullens Posterize Dunk on Blazers Lamarcus Aldridge’s

Cam2Ligit2Quit

By Cam2Ligit2Quit,
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There are so many things about Mullens to like especially when you see how far he has come from sitting on OKC's bench 20 months ago compared to today. But he was 5-14 shooting last night which almost mirrors his yearly average. That is horrible for a 7 footer. He has got to lay off the outside shots because he is sometimes a bigger liability than an asset.

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Mullens is super frustrating. He's a solid athlete, has a good touch on his shot, has a solid post game, and has the ability to play good defense... he just refuses to play inside, doesn't like contact, doesn't box out well (although he does grab a solid amount of rebounds), and is a liability defensively.

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Mullens is super frustrating. He's a solid athlete, has a good touch on his shot, has a solid post game, and has the ability to play good defense... he just refuses to play inside, doesn't like contact, doesn't box out well (although he does grab a solid amount of rebounds), and is a liability defensively.

Feel like Aldridge single handedly kept the Blazers in the game with his multiple offensive rebounds and putbacks. In a word, Mullins is SOFT.

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