Artie Burns has played more than probably most of us expected. And he is getting better. Slowly, incrementally, he is. But the level of variance in his game is still extremely high and it gives as much bad as there is good.
We’re going to focus on that bad today. I think I took a good deal of heat from putting him on my losers list following the game. I didn’t get a whole lot of time to expand on that in the comments section as I usually try to do.
So let’s break this play down, show the apparent problems, and the ramifications they have.