Squawkers Hawksquawk Posted March 1, 2010 Squawkers Report Share Posted March 1, 2010 John Hollinger, while making it hard for a semi-professional to get some mainland burn, ably addresses Jamal Crawford's shoulder injury: He suffered a partial left shoulder separation just before the All-Star break and has tried to play through it, but the impact on his shooting stroke has been clear.Crawford, the Hawks' second-leading scorer and the league's likely Sixth Man Award winner, was 3-for-14 last night and went without a field goal against Minnesota two games earlier. In seven games since the injury he's 26-of-84 (31.0 percent) from the field and is just 10-of-39 on 3-pointers.Perhaps more insidious is that he's become a more reluctant shooter -- Crawford took 17.7 field-goal attempts per 40 minutes pre-injury but only 14.5 since -- leaving Atlanta even more dependent on the “iso-Joe†offense.Iso-Joe has gone nova.View the full article Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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