by Micah Hart
This play from Gordon Hayward is nearly some Prince-level stuff. From Wednesday’s Jazz-Celtics tilt:
If I were Hayward, I’d probably retire right after this. Or if I’d made a half-court shot to win a national title over Duke, I’d probably have retired if I did that as well (too soon?).
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Catch up on every single game-winning buzzer beater during the season and see how it rates on the Horry Scale.
Hayward if probably the most underrated rookie this season.
he is the most underrated rookie because he isnt a rookie
I agree that he is very underrated but he isn’t a rookie, he is in his second year.
Hayward is not a rookie
Um…Hayward is a sophomore.
That’s what a little thing called EFFORT will do for you. Ray Lewis gave a speech about it to the University of Miami football team. Check out the video on Youtube if you get the chance.
The best thing is his facial expression between the two blocks: “can’t believe they try again…”
@Belizeboy
Hayward is not a rookie.