I would normally agree with you but Blake is a shell of his former self. I now think its toxic to build the team around him. We're still chasing that high he gave us from his first two years in the league. He was such a force or nature and a grinder, I thought he was going to write his career however he saw fit back then. Nowadays he shrinks under the lights, plays hot potato late in big games, and has the deer in headlights gaze when sh*t gets real. Never retaliated against inferior players who fouled him but went apesh*t on the equipment manager and broke his hand in the process. This has been a season of hell for him. He turned soft when CP3 and Doc came aboard. Instead of going hard nosed like he did in his first few seasons he started crying and b*tching about everything and every missed call. He learned that from Doc. Became more about doing commercials than winning. Doc got him away from the basket to become a jump shooter. This was supposed to be the point of his career where he would put the team on his back and say, "give me the ball and I'll take us home".. but its the exact opposite.
Doc's gotta go. He'll use these injuries to justify that sh*t wasn't his fault yet again but his trades have been horrible, gave away 1st rounders like candy, didn't develop anyone outside of his son, too much of a players coach, acquires quality role players but plays them out of position causing them to fail and then trades them away- Hawes, Josh, and Lance, allows too many shenanigans(last player in the locker room after a game has to dance
) terrible rotatations, etc. 
Need a new modern coach and a real GM aboard. Restart/rebuild if we have to.. need some players with that fire.-With that being said.. It ain't over til the fat lady sings.
The real loss was CP3. Might even hit the game tomorrow
The bright lights are now on Portland who still has to beat us on our home floor. We just gonna go out guns a-blazin'. No more divas and commercials, just heart and hustle
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