Kris Humphries: Improve image, improve reality.
Kris is simple: improve your public image. Since the divorce with Kim Kardashian, his popularity has taken a nosedive, as he was even voted the most hated player in the NBA in a survey last year. However, more recently, Humphries' anemic offensive game has worn Brooklyn Nets fans thin. He has little to no post moves, and remains a liability on offense.
A more well-understood Humphries means a more well-liked Humphries means a happier Humphries, which perhaps means a better on-court Humphries. In 2013, Kris Humphries should resolve to get back in the rotation (and maybe start hitting the pick and pop more consistently).
-Benny Nadeau
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Andray Blatche | Keith Bogans | MarShon Brooks | P.J. Carlesimo | Reggie Evans | Kris Humphries | Joe Johnson | Billy King | Brook Lopez | Mikhail Prokhorov | Tornike Shengelia | Jerry Stackhouse | Tyshawn Taylor | Mirza Teletovic | Gerald Wallace | C.J. Watson | Deron Williams
brooklynnets
January 3, 2013
We already have a serviceable starting power forward. Unfortunately, he’s doing duty as our backup five right now. If we had a legitimate second-string centre, we’d be able to shift Blatche to his natural position at the four and run Reggie or Kris with the second unit.