All I can see is Wall and Nene getting back and us winning like maybe 4 of 5 and Ted thinking "AH!, See! We're fine! I told you!"
Then extending Grunfeld...
All I can see is Wall and Nene getting back and us winning like maybe 4 of 5 and Ted thinking "AH!, See! We're fine! I told you!"
Then extending Grunfeld...
"Watching RG3 today is like watching Jordan vs. the Blazers years ago. Waiting for him to shrug his shoulders as he runs by cameras." - John Keim, November 22, 2012. Thanksgiving at Dallas
My comment was removed from one of Ted's blogs. I wasn't even profane/inappropriate at all. I think if you mention the possibility of firing Ernie, you get censored. Too bad not enough people care about the Wiz to start a "Burgundy Revolution/Fire Vinny" type campaign.
first business fire Ernie and Randy. Hire Brad Stevens from Butler
I can. haha. He is a stop gap coach who is adept at taking the fall for a terrible team / GM ( See Khan). He also almost guarantees a lottery pick. Has a great dumbfounded look so you focus your blame on him rather than the poorly constructed roster. He also ( usually ) is quite cheap.
We'll grind that axe, for a long time!
Only caught part of the UCLA game but Shabazz did stand out during it. He looks pretty legit. Still has that man among boys quality even though he barely knows what he's doing right now. UCLA needed him to give them a lift and he did.
We've got to get him.
"John Wall will never be as good as Kyrie Irving was in his first week in the NBA" - David Falk, published February 14, 2013.
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This^^. I don't know basketball much but I do know a pathetic organization when I see it and the "Withards" as an organization are [in best Bill Walton voice] HORRRRIBLE! I know most of you joke about the WNBA and I'm not exactly a huge fan either but I do watch it occasionally and I think looking at the Mystics is instructive in analyzing the "Withards" lack of success. The Mystics have blown high draft picks with regularity, failed to develop quality players, and failed to find decent coaches. To make matters worse, when they have had a little success, they've immediately screwed it up.
I never thought I'd say this but I miss the good ole days with Abe when we were only mediocre to bad. Under Leonsis we've declined to being a laughingstock. Suckitude on that level requires effort, it doesn't just happen. If I'm J. Wall I'm calling Arenas to get tips on what type of gun to bring to the locker room so that I can get the hell out of DC ASAP.
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Funny that people are bringing up the Wittman face. My wife doesn't watch much basketball but when Wittman popped on the screen she asked me if he was the coach. Her response was "Does he always look like that? He looks like he's out of ideas and wants to be somewhere else."
Now back to Wizards news:
http://www.bulletsforever.com/2012/1...n-wizards-2012The Washington Wizards have had several unpleasant surprises early this season, but Trevor Booker's early-season struggles should vault near the top of the list.
It's hard not to love the way Trevor Booker plays basketball. When things are going right for him, he has no fear attacking the basket, flying in for rebounds and making all the hustle plays that get the team going. He isn't the biggest or the most skilled, but he plays like he gets the most out of the talent he has. As much as the Wizards tried to downplay his role, he always found a way to get minutes.
But that Trevor Booker has largely been absent this year. In his place: a tentative player whose lack of size, skill and lateral quickness is being exposed far too often.
An 0-9 start brings with it several unpleasant surprises, of course. This isn't to say that Booker is the most disappointing player on the team this year, nor is his downward production the singular cause for the Wizards' problems. But after two relatively productive seasons to begin his career, Booker's downturn is certainly surprising.
There are a number of issues plaguing Booker right now. First and foremost, his normally high shooting percentages are way, way down this year. Booker shot 55 and 53 percent from the field in his first two years, but he's just shooting 45 percent this year. His true shooting percentage is way down at 46.1 percent, and he's attempting less than one free throw per 36 minutes.
I don't think Booker is ever going to be a starting caliber PF but I also have strong doubts as to Wittman's ability to coach bigs.
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Livingston, Beal, Crawford, Vesely, & Seraphin starting tonight.
Last edited by StillUnknown; November-21st-2012 at 06:08 PM.
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Who is starting tonight? I heard Seraphin was.
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Oh nice. That was timely. Need to hit refresh more.
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Saying Nene will get some limited time tonight. I'm hesitant to get my hopes up but I really hope this is the start of his return.
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I like this starting lineup on paper. Beal getting the start at the 3?
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If that lineup actually works, my respect for Wittman will go up. Grudgingly. But it would. He was finally honest about our situation, went back to the drawing board, and decided to play his most important guys long term.
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LOL! Crawf will shoot from anywhere. And sometimes it works.
"John Wall will never be as good as Kyrie Irving was in his first week in the NBA" - David Falk, published February 14, 2013.
I know its only the first 3 minutes but this offense is playing like a real team tonight. I love this lineup.
Not sure Vesely has the strength to guard Josh Smith.
"John Wall will never be as good as Kyrie Irving was in his first week in the NBA" - David Falk, published February 14, 2013.
Smith is abusing Ves so far
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