Reply With Quote
I am right regardless.
Monaco moved on, so there's a spot on the pre and post game in-arena set.
I am right regardless.
No more Monaco has probably been the best news of the off-season so far.
This will still be around though.
LMAO
Per my sources, Bowen has accepted the Zoo's offer. He starts next Monday.
I thought they filled Monaco's slot with some announcer for the Rampage. If not, bring in Bruce. I always hated that he was associated with the Clips.
I am sorry that Bruce got fired, but he will land on his feet. Great guy.
Beyond that, who cares? Clips doing Clips things. Nephew doing nephew things. The two deserve each other. Perhaps Number two can elevate the Clips to the same glorious heights that CP3 and Blake achieved. Oh, and I can't leave out DJordan.
"For the Clippers, eliminating Bowen becomes a clear message about how it plans to protect star players within the organization."
Not only Kawhi. The Clippers will have 2 max slots next season. Even if Kawhi doesn't sign with them, they could lure other stars with this speech "Unlike other franchises, we protect our stars from media attacks"
We should remember that OKC newspaper frontpage calling KD "Mr.Unreliable" in 2014 playoffs. Then San Francisco Examiner called him "Mr.Realiable" in 2017 playoffs.
Like it or not, media plays a role in players' decisions. And teams know it in 2018.
Wow, his hair actually looked kinda like hair back then instead of some weird helmet.
This will still be around though.
Agree. The Spurs need Kawhi on the Clippers, tbh.
Kawhi and LeBron together could be a thing, Kawhi on the Clips battling LAC roster's mediocrity alone, for the next four years, would benefit any other West team.
i prefer Kawahi on the lakers lol 😂
The NBA is getting tough to watch. Protecting all the prima donna's really makes the game no fun. It used to be the only guy getting the star treatment was MJ, and his treatment was nothing compared to what even the second tier superstars are getting today. Lame. The NBA has been my pro sport choice for most of my life...mostly because of the Spurs and their throwback style to when players respected their coaches and were approachable and real. Kawhi has done his best to destroy that shred of connection to the "Spurs Way". It may never be the same.
In top 10 level, only Curry, Russ and Davis are still on teams that drafted them. But we'll see how end AD's 2019 offseason, despite a possible $230M extension no one knows if he really wants to stay in NO or win a le with a contender.
Especially snowflakes like Kawhi.
Don't be that salty
You already know that EVERY star in this league hates media criticism.
I remember LeBron saying 'I stopped caring a long time ago' then he started replying every media quote in the same interview...
Or Westbrook refusing to talk with some media guys in locker room...I also remember him blocking a media question in a post-game interview with 'next question'...
I didn’t say they had to stay on 1 team their entire career; just that Durant and Kawhi are pretty much in their own league in terms of being coddled divas. It’s unfair to judge the entire nba by them
In top 10 level, only Curry, Russ and Davis are still on teams that drafted them. But we'll see how end AD's 2019 offseason, despite a possible $230M extension no one knows if he really wants to stay in NO or win a le with a contender.
I don't jugde the whole league. You talked about stars, like it or not, most stars are divas. If you don't think that LeBron, Russ, Harden, CP3 are divas, I can't help.
Lebron I’ll give you. The others, I don’t really see many examples of their organizations coddling them. Preferential treatment is different than letting a star dictate everything about your organization, which Kawhi seems to be doing with a team he doesn’t even play for yet
Lmao, i remember this guy after a game against Detroit poking fun at Sean Elliott for never making trips up north, Sean didn't miss a beat and told him "it's OK, i brought my coat made of Rick Renner hair".
This will still be around though.
Like it or not, Kawhi just did what was the best for himself like everyone does in his life.
IT said that Kawhi protected his body and career, he regrets playing injured, now he thinks he should have sat in playoffs.
If Kawhi thought that playing last season would aggravate his injury, he did the right thing.
If Kawhi for misdiagnosis/not getting super-max/big market thing/whatever reason, asked for a trade, he did the right thing for his career, too.
On these days, a player has to do the best for his career. I don't blame him for that because in my work, I won't put the interest of my boss or the company over my career.
Fans tend to overreact.It may never be the same.
We shouldn't forget that a season after the retirement of the best franchise player a team had in NBA history, the Spurs made WCF in a very Spurs' way: flying under the radar with a quiet best guy.
Don't worry....The Spurs are and will be the Spurs, always.
So other players are snowflakes too.Don't be that salty
You already know that EVERY star in this league hates media criticism.
I remember LeBron saying 'I stopped caring a long time ago' then he started replying every media quote in the same interview...
Or Westbrook refusing to talk with some media guys in locker room...I also remember him blocking a media question in a post-game interview with 'next question'...
I really doubt Kawhi or his camp called them "Clips, fire Bowen, that guy hates Kawhi". Nah...LAC are doing this for two reasons, a-Bruce wasn't exactly a great analyst and Clips transmissions need a change, b-the team wants to send a message to Kawhi and FAs...."We'll protect you from media attack"
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
