We definitely would’ve won more games than last yearI hate to look back in hindsight, but imagine if we had a lineup of....
Lonzo/Hart/Caruso
D'Angelo/Bullock
Ingram/Kuz/Bonga
Randle/Wagner/Williams
Lopez/Bryant/Zubac
That article is some sad shyt man.
The part about Dwight crying and being forced to play in 2013 after player meeting
Randle not even getting an offer
Team source saying Rondo not affected after AD drama, Rondo was literally tanking games with his bowling ball passes
Lol the Clippers didn't even call about Zu. Magic was the one that came with the offer
Clips GM like "Zu for Muscala? Umm sure "
Bryant, Dwight Howard, Steve Nash & Co. aired their grievances at a morning shootaround, leaving Howard in near tears in the locker room, according to sources. Howard had to be coaxed out to join the team on the court after everyone had said their piece.
The blame for this season doesn't go on Lebron, although he certainly didn't help matters with his shytty leadership
The blame is solely on the Front Office and training staff, and that's even scarier.
Who you think picked the front office?I think even the most staunch anti-Bron elements in here can agree that the front office is the big reason for this nightmare.
The meeting in Memphis was a retort of sorts. In what became an open forum, several players spoke up. Players focused on James' inconsistent body language throughout the year. The four-time MVP copped to the critique, telling his teammates that, in essence, cutting out behavior like slumped shoulders and sideways glances has been something he has tried to work on his entire career.
The next night, James seemed to take the criticism to heart, putting his arms around guys during huddles, looking engaged during timeouts, and being vocal on defense -- but the Lakers still lost, 110-105, to a Grizzlies team that had lost 17 of their previous 20 games.
low key it was Kobe
For LeBronlow key it was Kobe