Monty Williams has ears, too.
He’s heard what Phoenix Suns' fans want from his prized big man – Deandre Ayton.
“I think he can be as effective with the crab dribble to the middle and jump hook and then just like cram it maybe once in a while on somebody’s head,” Williams said before Tuesday’s game. “That’s what everybody has been waiting on. For him to just go bully ball and ‘BAM!’ and I think it’s going to come.”
That came early against Sacramento as Ayton scored 10 points in the first quarter with six coming off dunks with two of those of the two-handed variety in traffic.