The 2010 Puerto Rican BSN Season
Maurice Baker - 10 games, 27.1 mpg, 8.7 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 6.6 apg, 2.7 fpg, 2.0 spg, 0.4 bpg, 39% FG, 31% 3PT, 70% FT
[...] Another side-effect of the Carmona/Maye/random-other-person backcourt was that it had no quality point guard play. Mayaguez tried to address this by bringing in former NBA player and D-League stalwart Maurice Baker. It wasn't easy - FIBA initially vetoed the move, citing a conflict of interests due to Baker's supposed commitments to another team. But the transaction finally went through, and Baker joined the team for their final ten games. Mayaguez still lost seven of them. They had little point guard play, only one good shooter, absolutely no big men worth a damn, and just not enough overall talent. Maye and Carmona was great, but the wonkily-built team just didn't have enough support.
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[...] Another side-effect of the Carmona/Maye/random-other-person backcourt was that it had no quality point guard play. Mayaguez tried to address this by bringing in former NBA player and D-League stalwart Maurice Baker. It wasn't easy - FIBA initially vetoed the move, citing a conflict of interests due to Baker's supposed commitments to another team. But the transaction finally went through, and Baker joined the team for their final ten games. Mayaguez still lost seven of them. They had little point guard play, only one good shooter, absolutely no big men worth a damn, and just not enough overall talent. Maye and Carmona was great, but the wonkily-built team just didn't have enough support.
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