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Ya I thought he was player of the game...
ya'll are dumb. he played less than a minute. has he even practiced with the team? pop wasn't even coaching. we don't know jack about baynes based on that garbagiest garbage half minute.
Ya I thought he was player of the game...
that 1 minute is enough to evaluate him.....not many have the opportunity of 1 minute to show case there talent....
Seriously??? Stupid comment IMHO. The Spurs would never have brought him in for a 1 minute evaluation.
1 minute is all you get.
You related to TDMVPDPOY?
In how many different threads are you going to use that joke?Bane got Catwomaned on that play
I think some posters are joking but those being serious will suck his when he has a breakout game. Fickle bunch on this site.
Yeah true that.....dude just needs to get some confidence and experience under his belt. Most of these tossers were saying the same about Tiago, but are now all up in his nutsack.
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Uuuum 3 so far me thinks Capek.
Ermagerd guys, must I use blue font?
What if the next 18 seconds of that minute you are affording him are excellent?
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed.
Anyways, being the contrarian I typically am, I actually enjoyed that play, from the perspective of his development and introduction to the team and league. As he ran back down the court after the Mavs scored off his turnover, you could see it written all over his face, like "this just got real!" It's like a wake up call, like ice cold water dumped on your head. You could tell that he did not like that ing feeling! And I bet that play, even though in the scheme of things it meant nothing in the game, will stay with him a long time as he works to get a place in the rotation. So if you think about it, there's actually great benefit from him making that blunder. In the same way that you might teach a dog not to hump people's legs by thumping him on the head with a rolled up newspaper, that turnover should work well as negative reinforcement, an ever present reminder for Baynes not to be careless on even the most innocuous plays.
You shouldn't hit your dog, especially not on the head.
Anyways, being the contrarian I typically am, I actually enjoyed that play, from the perspective of his development and introduction to the team and league. As he ran back down the court after the Mavs scored off his turnover, you could see it written all over his face, like "this just got real!" It's like a wake up call, like ice cold water dumped on your head. You could tell that he did not like that ing feeling! And I bet that play, even though in the scheme of things it meant nothing in the game, will stay with him a long time as he works to get a place in the rotation. So if you think about it, there's actually great benefit from him making that blunder. In the same way that you might teach a dog not to hump people's legs by thumping him on the head with a rolled up newspaper, that turnover should work well as negative reinforcement, an ever present reminder for Baynes not to be careless on even the most innocuous plays.
For the record no dogs were hit during the writing of that forum post.
I like reading your posts man.....very insightful.
Anyways, being the contrarian I typically am, I actually enjoyed that play, from the perspective of his development and introduction to the team and league. As he ran back down the court after the Mavs scored off his turnover, you could see it written all over his face, like "this just got real!" It's like a wake up call, like ice cold water dumped on your head. You could tell that he did not like that ing feeling! And I bet that play, even though in the scheme of things it meant nothing in the game, will stay with him a long time as he works to get a place in the rotation. So if you think about it, there's actually great benefit from him making that blunder. In the same way that you might teach a dog not to hump people's legs by thumping him on the head with a rolled up newspaper, that turnover should work well as negative reinforcement, an ever present reminder for Baynes not to be careless on even the most innocuous plays.
Thank you much.I like reading your posts man.....very insightful.And I'm glad you decided to come over from SR. Same story for me, but last year, this is definitely the place to be. And it's nice having another BS-less poster here. Our ranks aren't huge, but anyone who's here to enjoy this team and recognizes how fortunate we've been to have such a great team to root for all these years (and by extension is gonna be less prone to fits of ing and moaning at every little issue that comes up), is a friend in my book.
took a little while to get going but after that solid.
Yer it's enough, some guys have no touches in 1 junk time minute but clearly you noticed he's an impact player.
dammmn u all are quick with the hater thread
not the 'what if' scenario....
what actually happened
he threw a pretty ordinary inbound pass
Some of the absolute I read on this forum. WOW. He played 44 seconds in his first ever NBA game. 2 weeks ago Blair was the worst player in the history of the universe, now he is the best, the list goes on.
he played too many seconds...
seriously it had to do more with B coachin and subbin him for laughs...didnt help gary also fumble on the inbound....
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