FRISCO, Texas -- Now, Orlando Scandrick can say it. He wasn't himself last year. His surgically-repaired knee was sound but he wasn't.
A year ago, he spoke about how strong he was feeling in his comeback from a torn anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments that cost him the 2015 season. But in the back of his mind, he knew everything wasn't right.
"Just from a cerebral aspect, it's just different," Scandrick said. "I'm more confident. I'm calm. I'm back to who I was. I ain't sitting here thinking, 'Man, I've got to fight through this,' (or), 'Man, what if this happens?