Steinmetz: What's Up with Biedrins?
It would be a stretch to say Andris Biedrins is in Don Nelson’s doghouse. After all, Biedrins is still the Warriors’ starting center, and he does play half of every game.
But for those who keep a close eye on the Warriors, it’s clear something’s not quite right between the two. Nelson seems to be looking for reasons not to play Biedrins, and Biedrins hasn’t been all that productive the times he does play.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if he gets traded. I like him, but we all know what eventually happens to players that Nellie doesn’t like.
by samuraaaaiiiiiii on Feb 8, 2010 7:05 PM PST reply actions
Players Nellie doesn't like
are usually better players than ones he does like.
Euro Players Rock! Go Warriors!
It's almost as if Nellie's trying to either run players into the ground or run em out of here
I haven’t been pleased with Beans’ offense but he’s been rebounding well.
And for a guy that’s been rebound as well as he has in those limited minutes, I don’t see the fairness in that at all.
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