You know maybe there's a possibility that Sullinger is fustrated with losing.
I wouldn't blame him one bit.
Losing really sucks if you're a player or a fan.
I can't understand the notion that the appropriate response to being frustrated with losing is to sulk and pack it in.
He should be frustrated with losing, but it should make him want to compete harder, not compete less.
Have you ever been in a bad work situation where nothing you did seemed to matter? Ever had a boss you thought didn't know what he was doing?
Mike
No to the former, yes to the latter.
I certainly hope that as one of the best players on the team, Sully isn't thinking that nothing he does matters. Because, his level of play absolutely matters under these adverse conditions.
I'm not ready to write him off just yet, but he needs to start to play like it matters again.