Why should he play hard when he's playing for the, IMO, worst organization in the league? He had a coach that he loved in Mike Malone, who had the Kings playing great basketball. He got injured, Malone got fired, and replaced by ****ing Ty Corbin of all people. After that season ended they hired George Karl, who blatantly hates Boogie and big men in general.
So, playing for a coach that doesn't like him, in a bad system for him, with no help on the team, and with no effort, the guy still put up some of the best numbers in the league.
If that's what playing with no effort and a whiny attitude does for him, I'd love to see him play on a team that gives a **** and isn't as incompetent as Sacramento. Imagine Boogie with a competent coach (Snyder), competent GM (DL), competent point guard (George Hill), great 2nd option (Hayward), excellent defensive big man (Favors or Gobert), and shooters galore (Hood, JJ, Hill, Hayward, Lyles, Ingles, Diaw). Boogie would thrive here, much like Malone did.
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