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Teammates physically fighting?
No way…
This has has never happened before.
No way…
This has has never happened before.
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Jordan Poole just strikes me as one of those cats who play too much and act extra tough for no reason, so you might have to punch in the mouth to set precedence. The little money and fame getting to his young head.
I agree.Thinking any player or team doesn’t have an ego is wild. All of them. Every one of them.
She gotta stick to cooking vids and makeup tutorials I guess
It’s 100% on Dray. More importantly, and hopefully this doesn’t get lost, this is not necessarily a bad thing.Nah this all Draymond. It’s always him. Same dude that ran KD off. Several run ins with Kerr. The nut punches. The unnecessary techs. Again not getting along with teammates and coaches happens but he’s always in the center of these things. Hard to think Poole got any less humble cause he ain’t never been humble. Then the iggy tweet.
And Draymond is disgusting for running to Haynes. He gotta sit down
Bryant summoned Draymond Green to pass along a much more pointed message. "He's the one that has to keep his finger on the nerve with this team, because it can get lax, it can get comfortable, and I think he's the one that's going to have to create that conflict, that tension in the locker room, because if they don't have that, then in the playoffs, then they are going to be in trouble," Bryant said of Green. "He's got to give them that conflict."
“We’re not a crazy group, and you need a little crazy,” Kerr says. “The Bulls needed Dennis Rodman. The Spurs needed Stephen Jackson. I have a potty mouth, so when Draymond and I go back and forth, there’s some ‘Hey, f--- you. No, f--- you.’ The other guys are like, ‘Oh, s---.’ But that conflict—between Draymond and me, Draymond and the opponent, Draymond and the ref, Draymond and the world—gives us our edge.”
I agree.
Being an athlete in this very competitive organisation, one really needs an ego and an acute sense of self esteem.
But they really be saying anything when it comes to that team
It’s 100% on Dray. More importantly, and hopefully this doesn’t get lost, this is not necessarily a bad thing.
If you’re not playing a character and your emotions are authentic, occasionally you’re gonna cross the line.
It happens, apologize, and move forward. Which is exactly what will happen here.
I concurThem boys probably got the biggest egos in the league.
I remember thisDidn't Kobe tell something Kyrie something similar about being the one to "stir tension" on the team to keep everyone on their toes because Lebron won't?
“You have to be true to who you are and authentic, and I think every team should have that lightning rod because the happy-go-lucky stuff doesn’t work, I don’t care what anybody says. You have to have that inner-conflict, you have to have that person that’s really driving these things. From the Cavs perspective, it’s hard for me to tell from afar who should be that person.
LeBron’s not that person.
He brings people together, that’s what he does naturally and he’s phenomenal at it, but you have to have somebody else that’s going to create that tension. Maybe it’s Kyrie.”
She looks so uncomfortable.
She looks so uncomfortable.
I’ll look into this but I’m curious how do locals watch the games. Do they have a specific lakers/clippers channel?kix2mny get a VPN and “relocate” at game time.
Would probably move Luka to 3/4. Kawhi is a TBD.https://www.si.com/nba/2022/10/06/n...ounmpo-stephen-curry-lebron-james-daily-cover
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9. Jayson Tatum, Celtics (Previous rank: 13)
8. Kawhi Leonard, Los Angeles Clippers (Previous rank: 10)
7. LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers (Previous rank: 3)
6. Luka Dončić, Dallas Mavericks (Previous rank: 6)
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4. Kevin Durant, Brooklyn Nets (Previous rank: 1)
3. Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors (Previous rank: 4)
2. Nikola Jokić, Denver Nuggets (Previous rank: 5)
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks (Previous rank: 2)
To be fair the extent of Kyrie's thought process at the time was white women and "I'm Kobe".I remember this
Kobe: Kyrie, not LeBron, is Cavs' 'lightning rod'
Kobe Bryant seemed to nail the Cavaliers' situation on the head by saying Kyrie Irving, not LeBron James, is the man to cause necessary internal conflict.www.cleveland.com