Doc Rivers: "That Clippers team I coached was never going to win". JJ Reddikk and Jamal Crawford respond

[Shadow King]

Y'all bugging caping for Doc lol

 

[mastermind]

I am with Doc on this one none of those dudes won anything before or after Doc. I blame the players just a bunch of divas

When he leaves Philly with zero Finals appearances, you will shyt on him too and forget you wrote this.

 

[Inertia Creeps]

NAH 2015 WAS THEIR YEAR
WHEN THEY BEAT THE SPURS
AND THEY CHOKED TO JOSH SMITH
WHILE HARDEN WAS BENCHED
AND MCHALE WAS CONCEDING.

THE WARRIORS WERENT THE WARRIORS YET.



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The Warriors literally won the fukking title in 2015. Coming off a 67 win season as the #1 seed in the league, 11 games above the Clippers in the season standings.

 

[darryl]

Revisionist History

The clippers were never the favorite to come out of the west back then

 

[Hey_zeus]

This on Glen and Chris

 

[CHICAGO]

The Warriors literally won the fukking title in 2015. Coming off a 67 win season as the #1 seed in the league, 11 games above the Clippers in the season standings.

nikka THAT WAS THE
PLAYOFF RUN WHERE THEY
PLAYED ALL INJURED TEAMS...

BARELY BEAT THE CAVS WITHOUT
KYRIE & LOVE.

THEY WERENT THE WARRIORS YET.
IT WAS THEIR 1ST TIME ROLLING
WITH THE BIG DOGS.

WERE THE BUCKS THE BUCKS
WHEN THEY HAD B2B 1 SEEDS
WHILE GETTING BOUNCED IN
THE PLAYOFFS?

NO, THEY BECAME THE BUCKS
AFTER THEY GOT OVER THE HUMP.

WARRIORS DIDNT HAVE
TO FACE THE SPURS, OKC, NOR CLIPPERS IN 2015.

THEY WERENT READY FOR
ANY OF THOSE TEAMS
BEFORE 2016.


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[CarltonJunior]

I never felt at any point in time that those Clipper teams had potential to go the finals. They weren't good enough

The only reason people ever felt that way was because of the clippers brand, not necessarily because of the talent on the floor. They should have beaten the rockets that one year.

They were the deepest team 1-12 in the NBA at one point with top stars, at the time I was very critical of Doc's piss poor ability to be a GM. He would never play rookies and was disinterested in developing talent.

 

[In The Zone '98]

At that time, Bill Simmons said it was CP's crew vs Blake's crew in the locker room.

The best two players didn't fuk with each other and stayed hurt. Wasn't meant to be.

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

The clippers were never the favorite to come out of the west back then

This is another lie. Maybe you were too young

 

[The_Sheff]

Jamal and JJ are grown men. They need another grown man to tell them to play nice? What kinda fakkit shyt is that?

Didn’t Phil Jackson do just that for the Lakers. Or was that different?

 

[theflyest]

The only reason people ever felt that way was because of the clippers brand, not necessarily because of the talent on the floor. They should have beaten the rockets that one year.

They were the deepest team 1-12 in the NBA at one point with top stars, at the time I was very critical of Doc's piss poor ability to be a GM. He would never play rookies and was disinterested in developing talent.

False, my perspective has nothing to do with the brand.

 

[Killer Instinct]

I appreciate Doc for Callie but that's where it ends.

 

[god shamgod]

That Game 5 choke against OKC is still baffling.

That one had me more heated than the Houston collapse because I actually dug that 2013 team.

Clippers had a 7 point lead with 49 seconds left

 

[Serious]

Clip was a nothingburger to me. They said a lot of nothing.

 

[Serious]

I appreciate Doc for Callie but that's where it ends.

This aint it either. She's just light skin.