If any group will find a way to have angst about that, it’s this one.Pretty lucky with Nugs having Jokic, Avs having MacK,
Damn this was just a regular Thursday night game for me - sounds like this was some type of tragic season ending catastrophe for the Warriors. What a bunch of drama queens.
The end is always ugly. The Lakers are more entertaining to watch the implosion because they got seduced that they could be elite based on about 30 games last season and reality is pissing them off. They are under .500 and they haven't even had the typical injury issues for Street Clothes Davis or LBJ yet. Now its clear LBJ is looking elsewhere for his sunset years with his kid riding the bench with him, will be fun to see what outpost wants to sign up for that circus. Scary thought, what if OKC takes Bronny with one of its many excess picks?Good Lord and I thought Lakers fans were the most spoiled, entitled brats around. Warriors are less than two seasons removed from their last championship (seventh total, fourth of the modern era), team is finally showing their age (not helping that Draymond has gone full psycho) and they can't stop slagging Kerr and Curry. I'll admit Kerr has been annoying AF this season but I still wouldn't be bitching about him, and I certainly wouldn't be pouting about the greatest shooter of all time maybe not carrying the team like he used to.
lol loved how you sneaked him into this one. Nobody’s gonna catch Dikembe for a long long timeBlocks:
1. Dikembe Mutombo - 1486
2. Marcus Camby - 1126
3. Wayne Cooper - 830
4. Bobby Jones - 625
5. Chris Andersen - 624
5. Alex English - 624
7. Antonio McDyess - 604
8. Raef LaFrentz - 556
9. Nenê - 508
10. Danny Schayes - 470
11. Nikola Jokić - 453
Nope, but he'll probably get to 3rd and maybe 2nd depending on how long he plays.lol loved how you sneaked him into this one. Nobody’s gonna catch Dikembe for a long long time
Those two are the complete opposites of one another. The very definition of players coach versus system coach. It's hard to know how much his legacy was because of Brady, but Tomlin himself only has one.Mike Tomlin is a better coach than Bill Belichick could ever dream of being IMO.
I am very much of the belief that Brady made Belichick.Those two are the complete opposites of one another. The very definition of players coach versus system coach. It's hard to know how much his legacy was because of Brady, but Tomlin himself only has one.
That very well could be the case. The Pats were long over due for a regression, so I'm not sold that he's the problem there. If he continues coaching for another 8 or so years, the question to If it was all really Brady or not will become a lot more clear.I am very much of the belief that Brady made Belichick.
We can look at Belichick’s record as a head coach where Tom Brady wasn’t his quarterback. Everything prior to his stint in New England counts as well.That very well could be the case. The Pats were long over due for a regression, so I'm not sold that he's the problem there. If he continues coaching for another 8 or so years, the question to If it was all really Brady or not will become a lot more clear.
Still not sure his coordinators weren't his small pox infested blankets.We can look at Belichick’s record as a head coach where Tom Brady wasn’t his quarterback. Everything prior to his stint in New England counts as well.
Not only that, how many of his “protégés” have found success at any level in football. Charlie Weis couldn’t even f***ing stay employed at Kansas.
That is as fitting an analogy as I’ve ever read.Still not sure his coordinators weren't his small pox infested blankets.
Patsfans had no clue how hard it is to win without a QB.