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Tracy McGrady-Doesn't have help from the team.
Tracy McGrady-Doesn't have help from the team.
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Re: Things that bother you about your star player. . .
How can I knock KG
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How can I knock KG
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How can I knock KG
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Chris Webber....er...guess he's not really the star player....more like the joint smokin', injury prone, lying choker that he is. Peja is the star now and the only thing that bothers me are his tight jeans.Comment
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Re: Things that bother you about your star player. . .
Chris Webber....er...guess he's not really the star player....more like the joint smokin', injury prone, lying choker that he is. Peja is the star now and the only thing that bothers me are his tight jeans.Comment
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Re: Things that bother you about your star player. . .
Chris Webber....er...guess he's not really the star player....more like the joint smokin', injury prone, lying choker that he is. Peja is the star now and the only thing that bothers me are his tight jeans.Comment
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Rasheed Wallace - He'll be gone in a couple of months.Today I realized something. I'm a clown. A class clown... and it sickens me. - Bart Simpson (The Simpsons)Comment
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Rasheed Wallace - He'll be gone in a couple of months.Today I realized something. I'm a clown. A class clown... and it sickens me. - Bart Simpson (The Simpsons)Comment
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Re: Things that bother you about your star player. . .
Rasheed Wallace - He'll be gone in a couple of months.Today I realized something. I'm a clown. A class clown... and it sickens me. - Bart Simpson (The Simpsons)Comment
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Re: Things that bother you about your star player. . .
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<font color="blue"> DAllen Iverson. Obviously doesn't go to practice.</font>
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Iverson's ignorance to realize that maybe it's time to start doing things differently in his approach to the game. I've always had A.I.'s back, but in this instance he is flat out wrong for calling out the coach for making him follow rules. I can't believe he has the mentality to expect the coach to simply take his word for his absence given his track record. From what I've heard he didn't even have the courtesy to call the coach directly.
No one can question A.I.'s heart when the game starts, it's before it starts where the doubt comes. Personally, I'd publicly challenge him to be accountable for his actions.
Straight up sit him the whole game and let the media know at the post game press conference that he knew the consequences and cost the team a chance at a victory for not being able to play. Soon the fans of Philly would be killing him (if they are not already) and he may not be able to shield himself from criticism by playing the "on the court I play hard" card.
Given the climate of being an NBA coach you might as well go out on your own terms rather than kissing up to the stars.EA and 2k have the unfortunate task of trying to balance on a tightrope of fun and sim while trying not to fall 10,000 feet to their death. Instead of a safety net waiting down below there will just be angry customers quick to move out of the way and talk of their failure.Comment
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3rdAnswer said:
<font color="blue"> DAllen Iverson. Obviously doesn't go to practice.</font>
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Iverson's ignorance to realize that maybe it's time to start doing things differently in his approach to the game. I've always had A.I.'s back, but in this instance he is flat out wrong for calling out the coach for making him follow rules. I can't believe he has the mentality to expect the coach to simply take his word for his absence given his track record. From what I've heard he didn't even have the courtesy to call the coach directly.
No one can question A.I.'s heart when the game starts, it's before it starts where the doubt comes. Personally, I'd publicly challenge him to be accountable for his actions.
Straight up sit him the whole game and let the media know at the post game press conference that he knew the consequences and cost the team a chance at a victory for not being able to play. Soon the fans of Philly would be killing him (if they are not already) and he may not be able to shield himself from criticism by playing the "on the court I play hard" card.
Given the climate of being an NBA coach you might as well go out on your own terms rather than kissing up to the stars.EA and 2k have the unfortunate task of trying to balance on a tightrope of fun and sim while trying not to fall 10,000 feet to their death. Instead of a safety net waiting down below there will just be angry customers quick to move out of the way and talk of their failure.Comment
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3rdAnswer said:
<font color="blue"> DAllen Iverson. Obviously doesn't go to practice.</font>
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Iverson's ignorance to realize that maybe it's time to start doing things differently in his approach to the game. I've always had A.I.'s back, but in this instance he is flat out wrong for calling out the coach for making him follow rules. I can't believe he has the mentality to expect the coach to simply take his word for his absence given his track record. From what I've heard he didn't even have the courtesy to call the coach directly.
No one can question A.I.'s heart when the game starts, it's before it starts where the doubt comes. Personally, I'd publicly challenge him to be accountable for his actions.
Straight up sit him the whole game and let the media know at the post game press conference that he knew the consequences and cost the team a chance at a victory for not being able to play. Soon the fans of Philly would be killing him (if they are not already) and he may not be able to shield himself from criticism by playing the "on the court I play hard" card.
Given the climate of being an NBA coach you might as well go out on your own terms rather than kissing up to the stars.EA and 2k have the unfortunate task of trying to balance on a tightrope of fun and sim while trying not to fall 10,000 feet to their death. Instead of a safety net waiting down below there will just be angry customers quick to move out of the way and talk of their failure.Comment
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Paul Pierce: too unselfish, doesn't call out teammatesComment
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Paul Pierce: too unselfish, doesn't call out teammatesComment
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