OT: Chris Paul following Roy down the road to career oblivion?

That's the thing; you have days when your knee feels great and days when it feels like it's filled with sand. What kills you is the consistency. Brandon is going to have games like he did against the Nuggets and Mavs, and then he's going to have games like he did against Charlotte and Atlanta. How do you plan for it when you don't know which one will show up? That's the problem with Paul. If he's not playing great, the Hornets are going to have a tough time. You can't build around a player who you don't know what they're going to be capable of delivering on any given night.

 

Judging from this game and the POR/DAL game, I'd say that bad defensive teams are easy on the knees.