Suns' Jared Dudley knows how to use Twitter

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So going in to the Phoenix Suns' matchup with Ginobili and the Spurs, Jared Dudley knew he had to do something. Somehow, he needed to shut down this scoring machine. Desperate times call for desperate measures, so Dudley did what we all do when we need answers — he took to Twitter.

Amazingly, it worked. Ginobili scored only 10 points on 5-14 shooting, made no three-pointers, and had two turnovers in the Spurs loss. It was his worst game in a month and third lowest scoring output since the All-Star break

Hopefully, crowdsourcing game plans is the next big Twitter craze. I don't know about you, but I anxiously await the day when you can look at Twitter's top trending topics and see "#howtostopLeBron" and "#thisishowyoubeattheNuggets"

Well .. duh?
You need people outside of the team to tell you to force a lefthanded player right and try to keep him out of the lane?

Well .. duh?
You need people outside of the team to tell you to force a lefthanded player right and try to keep him out of the lane?

This. But when Ginobili goes on a tear he's really hard to guard nonetheless.

Well .. duh?
You need people outside of the team to tell you to force a lefthanded player right and try to keep him out of the lane?

It's Jared Dudley we're talking about here and not high bball IQ players like Battier or Duncan, so it's surprising to know that Jared is at least resourceful.

Instead of using twitter he should have watched tapes of Manu