Despite all the news outlets' comments to the contrary, I still firmly believe we will see the return of Caron Butler in these playoffs. But lets focus on the true point of this blog, Mr. Sweet J himself.
Stat line:
18 points
2 rebounds
2 assists
6/15 FG
2/5 3PT
Although the Wizards looked completely overmatched throughout the game, it wasn't a bad game for our hero. He deserves some sort of reward, and fortunately, he has it (courtesy of the DC Sports Bog).
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The Premise
Caron Butler broke his hand; Gilbert Arenas tore his meniscus. Why should anyone even watch the Washington Wizards play out the rest of their miserable season?
Enter (J)arvis.
This blog is based on our conviction that Washington Wizards basketball player (J)arvis Hayes will find his sweet (J) and light it up every night for the rest of the season. As the Wizards sink to a shameful first-round playoff defeat, (J)arvis will ascend to NBA superstardom along the graceful trajectory of his sweet, sweet (J). The seven-figure endorsement deal from Nike naturally follows.
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Highlight of Sweet (lookin) J's career thus far: winning the Subway sub of the game against Utah
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfgi0D6YMOQ
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