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Statistically you can say Russell is performing better than Mudlay. Not much to pine over at least at the moment.
This just popped up on my timeline
Statistically you can say Russell is performing better than Mudlay. Not much to pine over at least at the moment.
He's waiting for that Lakers job.If they can get Thibs, I'd consider it a win. Though he would be going from one circus (chicago) to another.
He's waiting for that Lakers job.
If Vivek was being consistent, he'd fire Karl for losing without Cousins just like he did with Malone.
I wouldn't say hes performing better than mudiay but Mudiay is not playing miles ahead of Russell like everyone says. I also think mudiay is closer to his ceiling than russell
Don't worry breh, Mario Chalmers is coming. :mjlols:
I think the '09 Celtics were 28-2 by Christmas...then they lost an intense Finals atmosphere X-Mas game to the Lakers, and followed it up the next night with an unexpected flat footed 4th qtr L to the Warriors (BDiddy, Cap Jax), in which they were prob a bit emotional drained. After that, they kinda came back to earth plus had to deal with injuries (KG).Anybody else think the Warriors can get close to the 96 bulls regular season record?
He was dropping like 18 a game in Boston. Memphis is an offensive grave yard. They should trade him to team that plays with a quicker pace.
I thought Memphis would be the perfect place for him to be consistent. A mix of him not playing up to his ability and forcing his will, shytty coaching and no spacing has put that to bed.
How is he closer to his ceiling when Russell lacks the athleticismI wouldn't say hes performing better than mudiay but Mudiay is not playing miles ahead of Russell like everyone says. I also think mudiay is closer to his ceiling than russell
Oft times i ignore a lot of comments on here, but I have to ask on this one. Why do you think that?I wouldn't say hes performing better than mudiay but Mudiay is not playing miles ahead of Russell like everyone says. I also think mudiay is closer to his ceiling than russell
I thought Memphis would be the perfect place for him to be consistent. A mix of him not playing up to his ability and forcing his will, shytty coaching and no spacing has put that to bed.
he was the no.1 option on one of the worst teams in the league, playing at one of the fastest paces in the league. Those numbers are inflated.He was dropping like 18 a game in Boston. Memphis is an offensive grave yard. They should trade him to team that plays with a quicker pace.