2/26 - 3/4 Games Discussion Thread

[The 24th Letter]

Well, not even the worst locker rooms are going to be having all out brawls during their shootarounds....doesnt mean theres not discord...they're still professionals.

I'm the first one to dismiss a lot of the locker room reports...because honestly, the only ones that know what is really going on is the players..

I dont make too much of quotes either, that goes for all players...Problem here is- it's the players doing the talking...the media doesnt even have to stretch with some of the stuff they're saying.

[23]

If you look at his direct quote and what the author prefaced it with, he did twist his words.

[The 24th Letter]

Definitely.

It's been Irving, Morris and Smart too though.

[BleacherBum2310]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

A huge part of that is on Brad.... Maybe he doesnt even know what he's doing. This isn't Boston College its the Boston Celtics. Afraid guys like Rozier will end up paying for it though.

for sure. I think he knows what he's doing but he def deserves the criticism for this season.

[23]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

Definitely. It's been Irving, Morris and Smart too though.

Im not surprised.

First it was Durant.. They can't do it to the Raptors because Kawhi won't talk to them.

Kyrie was next because they wanna carry on this who's gonna break up narrative all year.

Personally I think that's toxic to the NBA.



BTW, Kyrie

[23]

I guess theyre all talking lol

Hayward needs injections to ease pain this season. They had to force him to play to work on his "rehab" basically

Quote:

That recovery process, Hayward told ESPN, includes the assistance of a mental health counselor to help navigate the mental gymnastics of returning to "normal" -- whatever that means. Working with the counselor to navigate those gymnastics has been a major step in Hayward's healing that he concedes took some time for him to reconcile. "It's hard," Hayward said. "It's embarrassing. You want to be the guy that says, 'I'm strong. I don't need any help.'" "I never felt like guys were frustrated with me," Hayward said, "but you could feel that guys were frustrated with their situation. Everyone in the NBA wants a bigger role. It was tough on everybody. We were trying to win basketball games, but at the same time, I was trying to get back to being the player I was, and some of that involved getting reps." Hayward's difficulties were compounded by back woes stemming from atrophied muscles that had not been fired for nearly a year. He received injections to ease the pain, but it further limited his mobility -- and further delayed his progress.

[ojandpizza]

Pelicans +49 when Davis sits.. starting with the game they beat the Lakers without him.


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