Avv
Years ago
http://bcbudivelnik.com/ru/photo/1626
Looks like he didn't figure in the main scorers or anything from what I've been able to find about this game...
aussieboomers4eva
Years ago
Man, that ball looks so small when Jawai holds it.
LC
Years ago
He is still a big boy, but a lot leaner after his year at Partizan.
aussieboomers4eva
Years ago
With another tough year in Europe on a Euroleague team, he has every chance to be in peak physical condition come London.
I would love to see him not only strongly push his case for Boomers selection, but to make himself impossible not to select.
travismreid
Years ago
He will have to have a hell of a season to make the Boomers team for London. Considering he hasn't been available the past two international seasons, he really would be down Brett Brown's current pecking order. Especially when we have two quality bigs sitting on the sidelines at the moment (Bogut and Andersen), and their replacements (Maric, Ogilvy, Baynes) are playing so well.
travismreid
Years ago
Great photo Avv!
He does look a bit leaner than his biggest days, but he is still no where near the shape he was in when he was drafted into the NBA. He should hire whoever got him in that shape full time!
aussieboomers4eva
Years ago
Ogilvy and Jawai had virtually identical stats last season, with Baynes trailing. Agreed that their availability this year has put them in the box seat, but I don't think that it is impossible that Jawai squeezes into the squad next year. Twelve months is a long time.
LC
Years ago
Totally agree - and Jawai brings soemthing different to the mox that Maric, Baynes and Ogilvy don't have.
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