Jrue Holiday On Anthony Davis' Takeover This Season: 'I've Never Seen A Player Be Able To Do That' by @Crazy talking head - Post Details
Jrue Holiday On Anthony Davis' Takeover This Season: 'I've Never Seen A Player Be Able To Do That'
And the superstar big man did just that, leading the Pelicans to the playoffs with regular season averages of 28.1 points, 11.1 rebounds, and 2.6 blocks per game. In an interview with ESPN‘s Rachel Nichols , teammates Jrue Holiday and Rajon Rondo discussed AD’s takeover: The Pelicans beat the Warriors, 119-100, in Game 3 of their Western Conference semifinals matchup on Friday night.
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