aside from some of the personal issues he had here, he's perfect example of a guy that gets caught in the mix of an organization's failures and suffers for it.

this the Malik I have expected to see in the NBA since he played the greatest game I have ever seen anyone play against UNC

beyond the incredible talent he is a super smart player. he's just playing catchup on defensive concepts (and picking up quick as fuck) that the Hornets never instilled.