Saw this ESPN Video...

[ND22]

I actually like Michael Smith, but he doesn't understand. He got so worked up over the fact that MJ is the "ultimate competitor" yet can't win as a GM. Its for that reason that he couldn't, his past decisions of making impulse decisions to win now have cost our long term future. Smith neglected the fact the team has blown itself up to win later on.

And Jemele Hill, well she thinks Jordan Brand is causing people to kill each other so no more needs to be said.

[Veteran_Picksetter]

Absolutely. I saw this on teevee as I was getting ready to go to work and I just went slack-jawed at the bullshit spilling out these peoples mouths. And then I realized, 'Oh, yeah, ESPN.' The premise of the question itself is moronic (like Swedd says about firing owners...WTF?!?), but how about getting an informed panel to ask the question to. Football fucktards and a guy whose world revolves around Miami. I mean, come on, ESPN; I've learned over the years that you're not better than this but at least act like you give a shit.

And yeah, I don't expect professionalism or insight from anyone who appears on that tabloid fluff show (Stepen A. Smith and Skip Bayless are regulars...that says it all) but the guy making fun of Biyombo's name (again, uninformed) crossed the line of stupidity. Instead of explaining why no one in the NBA would want Biz (back to that insight thing) let's all yuk it up like the sit-com stars we aren't.

In case you couldn't tell this irked me most of the day yesterday and was contemplating an email to the show but I don't think they'd get it. Thankfully karma stepped in as I saw the following scroll across BottomLine last night many times:

Biyombo 8pts, 13 rebs, 7 blks.

Right on!!

[skratch]

Only way to prove critics wrong is to "win" i pray the organization does something right after this season