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MJ is hilarious man
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ok who saw inside the nba where they interviewed the pacers & pg had the "everything yall hearing is true" face "we got the best chemistry in the league"
Man it's crazy how well a machine that spurs org runs.
Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje rolling over in his graveRoy Hibbert embarrassing all the legendary G-Town big men with his soft *** play as of late.
Verizon Center is having a viewing party of game 2 tonight
In there
GO WIZARDS!
alot of thunder stuff starting at 15 min mark.. the whole thing is good, but thunder specific stuff at that pointIf the Clippers shoot anything like they did the last game, OKC is still going to lose.
OKC now has to play defense since they are not playing against a team that struggles to score the basketball. Its going to be tough.
think we will get Mark Jackson back in the booth with VanGundy and Breen for the finals if he isn't hired by then???
If the Clippers shoot anything like they did the last game, OKC is still going to lose.
OKC now has to play defense since they are not playing against a team that struggles to score the basketball. Its going to be tough.
think we will get Mark Jackson back in the booth with VanGundy and Breen for the finals if he isn't hired by then???
[h2]There is no safe job for an NBA head coach[/h2]
If Brooks and Vogel are dismissed, the NBA will lose the coaches with the fourth- and sixth-longest tenures, respectively. The average current tenure would drop to 2.1 seasons.
The most amazing finding in the chart is that Jeff Hornacek is the longest-tenured coach in the Pacific Division. He was hired 11 months and 10 days ago. Michael Malone was hired two days later, and Doc Rivers joined the Clippers a couple of weeks later. Going into next season, the five Pacific coaches will have a combined three seasons of experience with their current teams. That's straight-up lunacy.
Is the quick hook in the NBA a bad or good thing? It's apparent that it can be destructive: what teams with high turnover tend to do is create a constant churn every couple of years. That lack of stability wears on players and creates a culture of uncertainty. In addition, learning new systems takes time and mental energy that might be better used sharpening up fundamentals.
think we will get Mark Jackson back in the booth with VanGundy and Breen for the finals if he isn't hired by then???