Was he not the coach of the team fakkit
This is the stupid shyt I'm talking about.
This is the stupid shyt I'm talking about.
Treatment??? Do u see how professional athletes are TREATED in most professional sport situations??? Mark Jackson was a great coach...1st or 2nd year reaching unexpected playoff levels with a shadow of what curry is today...no they didn't cape for Mark because he's a public Christian who is black. White folks HATE black men willing to stand on any type of soapbox. No they didn't cape because Mark Jackson doesn't fit the agenda.Why would they? David Blatt is a much better coach than Mark Jackson. Blatt had been coaching for years at the international level before even coming to the NBA, Mark Jackson on the other hand went from being a commentator to a rookie head coach (I had issues with this move by Joe Lacob honestly, I thought they should just have kept Keith Smart). I never saw Jackson draw up a play the entire time he was coach of the Warriors (I'm not saying he never did, I just never saw him). Dude would always just give the team motivational speech after motivational speech, but when it came to actual game-planning? shyt was lacking. At times Jackson looked completely clueless out there. You don't believe me? Just go watch the 2013 Western semis, breh looked clueless as hell and never knew when to make adjustments. If Mark Jackson was still coach of the Warriors the team wouldn't be NBA champions and they'd probably be stuck losing in the semis and WCF.
Blatt>>Jackson. David Blatt didn't deserve the treatment he got no matter how anyone tries to spin it. The coaches aren't
SOOOOOOOO much caping for this Cac Jew. It's really illuminating...
The Coaches/Owners/Managers/etc have ZERO issue trading, cutting, or waiving players, potentially shifting the course of lives and careers. This has been standard practice on winning teams, losing teams, middling teams, teams on the cusp and teams in the trenches.
And it was all just "business". To help the team be better, to put the team in a better position to "win it all".
Dominique Wilkins was traded away from a team he'd spent his entire career on, in the middle of a season in which the Hawks were Number 1 in the east, to the fukking CLIPPERS for a player no one remembers the name of now (Danny Manning). He was not told before-hand, despite leading the Hawks to 4 straight 50 win seasons during his career...
Michael Jordan retired because the bytch ass Bulls owner wouldn't come out of pocket to keep the team together, a team which has JUST won the title. The GREATEST PLAYER OF ALL TIME was told to sit his black ass down by a Cac who didn't give a fukk
Lamar Odom was traded away from the Lakers and was never the same player again, the trade plus his own personal demons have haunted him ever since
Dozens of examples of players taking it all in the name of the "team" but when the "team" fires America's overnight favorite Cac coach, a coach who had PROVEN he wasn't ready to get a team over the jump towards a championship, all of a sudden it's a national tragedy and coaches want to bytch because now they think the big boogie man super ****** Lebron has overstepped his plantation boundaries
fukk outta here. It's BUSINESS right? Lebron doesn't need to spend the last remaining years of his prime attempting to carry the Cavs and baby sit his coach while he figures out to how to properly coach a CHAMPIONSHIP team. We can hear all the whining and tirades about him being originally signed to coach a young team and how the plan was for all of them to grow together and all that bullshyt, but guess what? Who gives a fukk? It's BUSINESS.
So if the coaches want to whine about what they've been effectively doing for years or if Blatt wants to to cry foul then
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Other than the bolded, you're on target. Danny Manning is Gawd here in Kansas. And balled out his first year in the league, he just kept getting hurt.SOOOOOOOO much caping for this Cac Jew. It's really illuminating...
The Coaches/Owners/Managers/etc have ZERO issue trading, cutting, or waiving players, potentially shifting the course of lives and careers. This has been standard practice on winning teams, losing teams, middling teams, teams on the cusp and teams in the trenches.
And it was all just "business". To help the team be better, to put the team in a better position to "win it all".
Dominique Wilkins was traded away from a team he'd spent his entire career on, in the middle of a season in which the Hawks were Number 1 in the east, to the fukking CLIPPERS for a player no one remembers the name of now (Danny Manning). He was not told before-hand, despite leading the Hawks to 4 straight 50 win seasons during his career...
Michael Jordan retired because the bytch ass Bulls owner wouldn't come out of pocket to keep the team together, a team which has JUST won the title. The GREATEST PLAYER OF ALL TIME was told to sit his black ass down by a Cac who didn't give a fukk
Lamar Odom was traded away from the Lakers and was never the same player again, the trade plus his own personal demons have haunted him ever since
Dozens of examples of players taking it all in the name of the "team" but when the "team" fires America's overnight favorite Cac coach, a coach who had PROVEN he wasn't ready to get a team over the jump towards a championship, all of a sudden it's a national tragedy and coaches want to bytch because now they think the big boogie man super ****** Lebron has overstepped his plantation boundaries
fukk outta here. It's BUSINESS right? Lebron doesn't need to spend the last remaining years of his prime attempting to carry the Cavs and baby sit his coach while he figures out to how to properly coach a CHAMPIONSHIP team. We can hear all the whining and tirades about him being originally signed to coach a young team and how the plan was for all of them to grow together and all that bullshyt, but guess what? Who gives a fukk? It's BUSINESS.
So if the coaches want to whine about what they've been effectively doing for years or if Blatt wants to to cry foul then
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But it's like staying in loveless marriage for convenience or because of the kids. You try to make it appear to be functional to the outside world and maybe even yourself, but you really know that it's eventually not going to last. People forget that Cleveland kept getting the 1st pick in the draft after LeBron left. If Blatt was coaching that team, he probably would've been fired anyway because they would eventually have 4 #1 picks in their starting lineup and still be garbage.
