Over the span of two minutes in the third quarter, Kenrich Williams scored 13 straight points for the Pelicans. If he had done the same but in the final two minutes of the fourth quarter instead in this 122-117 win, everyone would be freaking out. Literally everyone, but I don’t see how the scenario that actually happened is any different than the hypothetical, because it’s the same amount of points. And it doesn’t matter when the points are scored during the game, only that they are scored.
You cannot afford to miss this. Drop whatever you are doing (if you are breastfeeding a baby, do not literally drop it, but set it down gently. Ignore its cries; it does not understand that NBA role-player highlights are more important than nutrition) and watch this video. Such a highly-concentrated dose of Williams’ scoring prowess needs to be injected into the eyeballs right away before it loses potency.
I say, again: who even needs or wants Anthony Davis? Williams was busy getting marginalized for the entire first half while Davis padded his stats (again). Once the chucker became aware that he was going to be rightfully relegated to the bench, Williams and the Pelicans came to life and beat the Timberwolves. I know the trade deadline is long past, but I bet the NBA (for “basketball reasons”) would facilitate a trade to China for him. AD for Jimmer Fredette. Bring the Pelicans legend home.