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Starting to feel bad for Wiseman.![]()
He's a problem but not the only one. He's gonna get killed the most out of everybody though right or wrong
Leadership huh
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Starting to feel bad for Wiseman.![]()
He's a problem but not the only one. He's gonna get killed the most out of everybody though right or wrong
Yessir let's move onOk cool he apologized like he should’ve done from the jump. Let’s move on now. We’ve spent entirely too much time devoted to Big Brain Ky at this point.
who the **** uses the term snow flakes?Just wanted to acknowledge my knob slobbers. The sensitive little snow flakes they might be. Cheers to yous
This would have been perfect from the start.
But it’s gotten to a point where no one believes him.
The Brooklyn Nets did something I have never ever witnessed in history of my life….
They made my LOS ANGELES LAKERS look like a functional organization.
Warriors cashed out Poole to score inefficiently and not play defense.
dubs missing the vets that made up the supporting cast (otto, belly, gp2). got to be patient while the young kids develop.
No idea who Tucker Carlson is … enlighten me, and what is wrong with watching this guy?who the **** uses the term snow flakes?
oh you one of them guys who watches tucker carlson huh
Bigs always have the advantage, just gotta know how to use em.it's wild how big the magic can play.. bol bol, banchero and WCJ on the court together
Leadership huh![]()
You know the bench squad is bad when Ty Jerome was the only bench player in the positive.no divincenzo in that second unit means they have to play a lot of ty jerome, who's not ready yet. of course divincenzo isn't going to make or break your squad but his 8-10 minutes are important since he can space the floor and defend.
Sounds like how the W's (different management/owner) were so impressed with Todd Fuller in the 96 Draft because of his high basketball IQ lolol.At an outdoor table sat the brass of the three-time NBA champion Golden State Warriors: owner Joe Lacob, GM Bob Myers, coach Steve Kerr and head trainer Rick Celebrini. They peppered Wiseman with questions and Wiseman, as unintimidated by the company as he was by the expensive steak on the plate in front of him, calmly answered.
Do you like to go to parties, one of them asked.
“I don’t go to parties,” he replied.
“Clearly impressive,” said Myers, recalling that dinner three months later. “I wonder how I would perform as a 19-year-old with a bunch of 40-, 50-, 60-year-olds at dinner.”
It was at that point that the Warriors knew what to do with the No. 2 pick in the draft. For months, they had been unsure. Wiseman, the raw prospect from Memphis, Georgia’s Anthony Edwards and YouTube sensation LaMelo Ball were options. So was trading the pick.
But at that dinner, they decided Wiseman had what it takes to become the future face of the franchise