We all appreciate that you're trying to be more physical on defense, Travis Outlaw. When you're not bringing much else to the table — and, by the looks of things, you're not — it's always a good idea to recommit yourself to providing great effort and intensity on the defensive end. Even if your shot's not falling — and I mean crazy not falling, to the tune of a 29.5 percent mark from the floor, 16.7 percent from 3-point range and 62.5 percent on freebies — you can still make a difference for the Sacramento Kings by getting up into your opponent's chest and making things difficult for him. Well, you definitely got into Nate Robinson's chest and made things difficult for him. Two things in particular that you made difficult for the Golden State Warriors guard were "standing" and "controlling what was happening to his body."
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