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Dunlap Wants Josh "McBob" McRoberts Back Next Year


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Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap indicated Wednesday he’d like Josh McRoberts back next season after McRoberts becomes an unrestricted free agent. Acquiring McRoberts at the trade deadline from Orlando appeared to be a minor deal, but he’s become a starter. Dunlap believes McRoberts’ passing has improved the Bobcats’ ball-movement. The Bobcats have totaled 20 or more assists in four of their last six games and Dunlap gives McRoberts credit for that.

Source: Charlotte Observer

I'd also like McRoberts back, it's Dunlap that I'm not sure if I'd like back.

Bring Back McBob!!!

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I agree. McRobert's basketball IQ and ability to provide interior passing and decision making is worthy enough to bring him back as a big role player.

First off the bench at PF on a very good team, especially if he continues to play at such a high level.

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