Rip to One of the city greats. J Love..
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RIP to one of best ballplayers ever to come out of City. Brought SHC back to prominence in early 90s. Even a better man.
I want to say this whole-heartedly that I love that man. He was a joy to watch in person. You just knew he was going to get at least 15 a game and in a variety of ways. Can shoot the 3, can post you down low, got to the line frequently, and rebounded very well all at only 6'2.
I remember everyone was just fired up when his older brother Jaie transferred in. Jaie was an explosive high flyer but it was Justin that had the total game. Justin and I werent friends, but the times we interacted, I came away knowing he was the most lovable guy. I even remember the last time I saw him over 10 years ago at AT&T Park in the bleachers and I was laughing that he broke Kenyon Martin's leg. We shared a good laugh. He is a great person and will be sorely missed. Rest in power Justin.
I remember everyone was just fired up when his older brother Jaie transferred in. Jaie was an explosive high flyer but it was Justin that had the total game. Justin and I werent friends, but the times we interacted, I came away knowing he was the most lovable guy. I even remember the last time I saw him over 10 years ago at AT&T Park in the bleachers and I was laughing that he broke Kenyon Martin's leg. We shared a good laugh. He is a great person and will be sorely missed. Rest in power Justin.
