So...Brandon Rush is a serviceable NBA player again

[Heavincent]

Scored 20 points on 8-9 shooting last night. Currently shooting 48% from 3 on the season () in somewhat limited minutes. Good to see him revive his career. Highlights from last night https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A00ulsl72EA

Spurs are amazing, but man, the Warriors are just unreal. Led by the best player in the world, and they're about 11 deep.

[Inferno]

he was great yesterday

[Clifton]

That's the Warriors. Any NBA-quality player who's willing to play within a team dynamic will work, as long as you've got Steph, Klay, and Draymond.

They're spoiled for having Iguodala, Bogut, Barnes. They could do it with guys like Clark, Ezeli and Rush IMO.

Role players never had it so good, except under Magic and Pop.

[bdreason]

Rush was always a well-rounded player. Could slash and hit the 3-ball. It's hard to predict what a player will be like after a major injury, but he seems to be rounding back into form.

[warriorfan]

Rush has always been a talented player who has never put it all together

Glad to see that he is finally doing it

[Cocaine80s]

Stacked


#NoExcuses

[sammichoffate]

I hated the niqqa on 2k cuz he would never make open three's in MyPlayer

[JerrySeinfeld]

Wasn't Rush the glue guy of a stacked championship team in college?

The guy knows how to fit in on a championship team. Great fit for the Warriors.

[1987_Lakers]

Wasn't Rush the glue guy of a stacked championship team in college?

Leading scorer on a championship team in college, was actually drafted ahead of teammate Mario Chalmers in the '08 draft. Can't believe it has been almost 8 years since that Kansas vs Memphis championship game, I remember watching that game like it was yesterday.

[WorldWarriors]

It's been a long road back for Brandon. He didn't look so good to start the season. Plays very tentative for the most part. It's taken him a while to find his confidence. He was making some moderate progress but he just exploded yesterday. Don't know what got into him. Barnes is back so maybe he ain't trying to lose his starting spot. Don't know but I'll take it.

[warriorfan]

Leading scorer on a championship team in college, was actually drafted ahead of teammate Mario Chalmers in the '08 draft. Can't believe it has been almost 8 years since that Kansas vs Memphis championship game, I remember watching that game like it was yesterday.

That 3 pointer...

Damn 8 years? Time flys...