Kendall Marshall was a lottery pick in the 2012 NBA Draft.
He was described as a great, albeit non-athletic, playmaker, though never saw
much time on the court while on the Phoenix Suns. They got rid of him, and
after a brief stint on the Wizards and in the D-League, Marshall
was called up to play for the injury-depleted Los Angeles Lakers.
His first few games were nothing special. However, after the Lakers' other guards were assassinated by the Dark Brotherhood (it felt that way at least), he was given a chance to start. And boy has he delivered. During his past few weeks at the helm, Marshall has averaged more assists than anybody else in the NBA. On top of that, he's also shooting the lights out from three point range.
His first few games were nothing special. However, after the Lakers' other guards were assassinated by the Dark Brotherhood (it felt that way at least), he was given a chance to start. And boy has he delivered. During his past few weeks at the helm, Marshall has averaged more assists than anybody else in the NBA. On top of that, he's also shooting the lights out from three point range.
