DC Sports: The Curse Is Real
Oh I forgot this jaw dropper.
The Wizards' # 1 draft pick's first professsional shot was an air ball free throw. Seriously. You can't make this **** up.
Last edited by Rocky21; January-9th-2012 at 10:13 AM.
“I just wanted to say to the fans … in D.C. and across the nation, they’ve been great for us, cheering us on. At away games they show up in the masses and at home they really made it feel like a home-field advantage. We said this when I was in college, ‘We got a chance to sit at the dinner table and experience success and it was a good meal. But now we want to go back to get dessert.’ We’ll be ready to get dessert next year.”
Robert Griffin’s last words at the press conference.
http://www.tedstake.com/2012/01/09/happy-birthday/
Yesterday was my birthday.
I was inundated by more than 1000 emails and Facebook email messages wishing me Happy Birthday. I can’t respond to so many good wishes so thank you all via my blog for remembering my birthday. Elvis and Stephen Hawking too! Happy Birthday.
I did not get a very nice birthday gift though from the Washington Wizards.
I was up close and watched a very dispirited effort by our team yesterday afternoon; which really surprised me after such a strong effort against the Knicks.
There is a lot of noise right now – and lots of angst – I have found the best thing to do in times of stress and turmoil is to do research; be analytical; NOT emotional; and try to find ways to improve.
I appreciate all of your emails; and blog posts and suggestions on what to do.
Obviously – no one is happy with the progress we are making as a team; it is important that we be measured and smart in how we move forward.
Thank you for caring so much and for all of your input.
DC Sports: The Curse Is Real
What else do we have to talk about? Flip and EG getting fired? Wall being a bust? Blatche and Rashard's leadership? This draft is unprecedented in its depth. Frankly it's the only positive thing the Wizards have going for them.
I agree about Rubio. When I heard we had traded our pick to the Wolves, you'd think we would be getting a couple nice prospects, but we got Mike Miller and Randy Foye, two reserve players. Grunfeld got Cerrato-ed....by David ****ing Kahn.
Folks..the reason why eg passed on rubio for miller and foye because we still had gil caron and antawn and he thought they were the pieces to get us farther into the playoffs but then gun gate happened....les boulez
Plus Rubio made it absolutely clear pre-draft that he wanted absolutely nothing to do with DC. This was still Gil's team, Rubio didn't think he would get any burn here. I distinctly remember reports of Rubio's agent telling us to **** off pre-draft and to not even think about drafting him.
Last edited by G.A.C.O.L.B.; January-9th-2012 at 11:08 AM.
DC Sports: The Curse Is Real
“I just wanted to say to the fans … in D.C. and across the nation, they’ve been great for us, cheering us on. At away games they show up in the masses and at home they really made it feel like a home-field advantage. We said this when I was in college, ‘We got a chance to sit at the dinner table and experience success and it was a good meal. But now we want to go back to get dessert.’ We’ll be ready to get dessert next year.”
Robert Griffin’s last words at the press conference.
Already addressed the Minny thing.
I'll also say, a MAJORITY of Wiz fans wanted absolutely nothing to do with Rubio either. Most thought he would bust.
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I think you all are forgetting where the Wizards were as a franchise back then.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...dilP_blog.html
............................................Despite the Wizards being off to a franchise-worst 0-8 start, the organization does not have any intention of firing Coach Flip Saunders at this time, according to two sources with knowledge of the situation.
In more than two seasons with the team, Saunders is just 49-123 and the Wizards have set franchise records for consecutive road losses (25) and consecutive losses overall (16). After the Wizards suffered a humiliating 21-point home loss to Minnesota on Sunday, Saunders was asked if he felt that he was running out of chances to get through to his players.
“No I don’t fear that,” Saunders said. “I think I know the process that we’re going through, and I know it’s a painful process.”
Saunders is in the third year of a four-year, $18 million contract that he signed in April 2009.
DC Sports: The Curse Is Real
Redskins 2013 Opponents:
Home- Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, Kansas City, San Diego
Away- Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, Green Bay, Minnesota, Atlanta, Denver, Oakland
Jerry Sloan wants to coach in the NBA again. Hiring him would be a dream come true. Therefore it won't happen.
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