Gordon Hayward dropped his most points in a game versus the Hawks on January 6, 2021, with 44 points.
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He was better than thought he would be, but ultimately a non-factor. He sank the Jazz like an anchor and that is what mattered most.
$270M to make 1 all star team and win like .... 2 playoff series? Congrats. We should all be so fortunate. The white Chandler Parsons.
He'll always be remembered as a "what if". What if he'd never had that ghastly injury in his first game as a Celtic? Most importantly, what if he'd hit that half court shot against Duke? He was an inch away from having the most iconic college basketball play of all time.
Paul George is the last active player from the 2010 draft, which is fewer than 2009, 2008, and 2007 as of this post.
Many of us from Indianapolis will never forget that shot. We also won't forget the much closer in shot Hayward had 4 seconds earlier. We also won't forget Shelvin Mack's cramps that plagued him the whole game and destroyed his offensive rhythm. I grew up in the neighborhood where Butler is located. Sledding on "Butler Hill" during winter and playing tennis on their courts were a part of my teenage experiences. Plus, I absolutely hated Duke!
