Its kinda sad to see that we needed a blog to tell us that.
And on a personal note I freaking hate Boston fans.
-- It’s challenging to pick a single worst moment in the Celtics game, but I’ll take a stab: Eduardo Najera missing an uncontested layup in the second half.
-- Coach Larry Brown suggested for the first time that his players aren’t listening to him. That’s a big deal. It was telling that owner Michael Jordan interceded after the game, addressing the team. I hear it got really loud in there.
-- Stephen Jackson seemed particularly frustrated after the game, answering nearly every media question with some variation on, “I have no answers.’’
-- D.J. Augustin had a rough night: 0-of-8 from the field, four turnovers and one assist. Augustin once led the league in assist-to-turnover ratio, but over his last seven games, he has 28 assists and 19 turnovers.
http://blogs.charlotte.com/inside_th...houghts-1.html
Its kinda sad to see that we needed a blog to tell us that.
And on a personal note I freaking hate Boston fans.
Get at me on twitter @dcarnys
its so true
this team is a huge mess. It starts with the coach and ends with our ugly ass mascot.
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I know there's a lot of LB hate around here, and the ol' coach frustrates me at times too, but listening to him in the post-game media makes it clear to me he's telling them about the effort and energy. And judging by what I see out there, they clearly aren't listening to him. (I feel sympathetic towards him for that...he's putting the message out there, but it's appears to be falling on deaf ears.) The one time they listened to him and ran, they were able to take care of Denver.
LB can be aggravating as all get-out, but the man knows the game and knows the minimums it takes to be competitive in this league. And he doesn't see it, has let it be known to his team and they seem to let it go in one ear and out the other. Makes you wonder if they'd ever say, "This isn't working, let's listen to the old man for a little bit and see how that works."
Ever get the feeling that Larry would be happier as an assistant who just teaches and runs practice?
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