“I think I suck right now.”
Anthony Davis’ assessment of his play after the Lakers’ win in Milwaukee was one of relativity.
For most of the mortals who lace up sneakers and can bounce a leather ball, a five-game stretch averaging 18 points and 10 rebounds would be incredible. But for someone as talented as Davis, a player with limitless ability on the offensive end, those numbers aren’t good enough and aren’t indicative of what he’s capable of doing.
Want proof? Ask the Chicago Bulls.
Davis got back on track against the Bulls’ defense in his hometown, scoring a season-high 37 points during his team’s 101-90 win.