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You had me until this statement.
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You had me until this statement.
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Tough to just swap out coaches like that considering the players and teams take on the personality of the coach over the course of a season and/or develop/evolve under that certain coach after a period of time. This aint NBA 2K
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Meh. No matter how "good" of a coach you are, you're only as good as the players you're coaching.
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Exxxxxaaaaactly, tho.
That's exactly my rebuttal to the "Coach don't eem matter!" arguments.
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Have always felt that the whole "Teams taking on the personality of their coach" has been overblown.
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My point is players definitely form a chemistry and a bond with their coach. It's pretty difficult to say "put Pops on the Wizards and see what happens" when so much more goes into what makes Pops great... what he instills on a daily basis to all of his players.. what he brings to the organization off the floor and behind the scenes.. not just Pops but any coach. You can't really use that hypothetical
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Well in regards to that wizards/pop example, I agree. You can't think by putting Pop as the coach for the Wiz that they'll automatically be successful. In fact, I think they would be more or less the same. The reasoning for why I think the Wiz would end up more or less the same with Pop as a coach, has more to do with their player personnel than anything.
But hypotheticals with hoops are always tough.
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drose about that tanning bed life. word to rck
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Mike Brown and MDA are that bad to screw up like that
They just aren't good when you have a matchup in doubt
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D. Wade was out of shape because he would rather eat "Debbie Cakes" then vegetables??
MIAMI (CBSMiami) — When it comes to keeping superstar basketball player Dwyane Wade at the top of his game, personal Chef Richard Ingraham feels his job is most important.
He’s responsible for the Miami Heat star’s diet that keeps him fit both on and off the court.
“I look at him and I don’t look at the game, I look at how he’s doing how, he’s performing” said Ingraham. “I remember one incident, he caught a Charlie horse in the 4th quarter and I was thinking what is it I’m not doing on my end that he’s catching a cramp. So, we added more bananas into his smoothies things like that for potassium.”
Miami born and raised Chef Richard wasn’t a big basketball fan when 10-years ago someone called and asked if he would cook for Dwyane Wade. He didn’t know who he was.
“They said smarty, you go ahead and you google him and tell me if you want to cook for him and I did. The next thing I know, I was cooking for him,” he said while laughing.
These days Chef cooks almost every meal for the star athlete and his family.
At a recent afternoon at The Culinary Institute at Miami Dade College, Chef Richard showed CBS4′s Lisa Petrillo a playoff dish he planned to make for Wade.
“It’s a pan roasted sea bass with pickled jumbo lump crab with tomato relish . Sea bass is the “only” fish Dwyane will eat.
Something tells me Wade is a picky eater,” asked Petrillo.
“Oh, he is,” said Richard.
“It’s been maybe the last three years we’ve gotten him to eat vegetables. It was all meat and potatoes. I would have to sneak them in. Actually, I would tell him, but if he didn’t see them, he was good with it,” he said.
Now, aside from a few bad habits, like Wade’s hidden passion for “Debbie’s Cakes”, Chef Richard has shown the all-star athlete the advantages of how a healthy diet does a body good.
“He’s really becoming a lot more health conscious and I’m happy for it,” said Chef Richard.
Source: http://miami.cbslocal.com/2014/05/16...p-of-his-game/
View media item 1038795 This ***** gave up a ring for a delicious treat?? I guess health can take a backseat when you got Lebron huh? ..........NOPE > View media item 1038796
MIAMI (CBSMiami) — When it comes to keeping superstar basketball player Dwyane Wade at the top of his game, personal Chef Richard Ingraham feels his job is most important.
He’s responsible for the Miami Heat star’s diet that keeps him fit both on and off the court.
“I look at him and I don’t look at the game, I look at how he’s doing how, he’s performing” said Ingraham. “I remember one incident, he caught a Charlie horse in the 4th quarter and I was thinking what is it I’m not doing on my end that he’s catching a cramp. So, we added more bananas into his smoothies things like that for potassium.”
Miami born and raised Chef Richard wasn’t a big basketball fan when 10-years ago someone called and asked if he would cook for Dwyane Wade. He didn’t know who he was.
“They said smarty, you go ahead and you google him and tell me if you want to cook for him and I did. The next thing I know, I was cooking for him,” he said while laughing.
These days Chef cooks almost every meal for the star athlete and his family.
At a recent afternoon at The Culinary Institute at Miami Dade College, Chef Richard showed CBS4′s Lisa Petrillo a playoff dish he planned to make for Wade.
“It’s a pan roasted sea bass with pickled jumbo lump crab with tomato relish . Sea bass is the “only” fish Dwyane will eat.
Something tells me Wade is a picky eater,” asked Petrillo.
“Oh, he is,” said Richard.
“It’s been maybe the last three years we’ve gotten him to eat vegetables. It was all meat and potatoes. I would have to sneak them in. Actually, I would tell him, but if he didn’t see them, he was good with it,” he said.
Now, aside from a few bad habits, like Wade’s hidden passion for “Debbie’s Cakes”, Chef Richard has shown the all-star athlete the advantages of how a healthy diet does a body good.
“He’s really becoming a lot more health conscious and I’m happy for it,” said Chef Richard.
Source: http://miami.cbslocal.com/2014/05/16...p-of-his-game/
View media item 1038795 This ***** gave up a ring for a delicious treat?? I guess health can take a backseat when you got Lebron huh? ..........NOPE > View media item 1038796
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Yeah it's not like he's been gone for 2 years..... Oh Wait!!!.......
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Bron's hairline was immaculate. Then it got skressful 
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Bron & Melo. 
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