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He's so banged up, he needs less responsibilities offensively and more rest.
OP is annoying. But I think they could co-exist, just need a guy like Chuck Daly.
Lin, not yet, but IMO will be.
Since: Apr 2004 The thread is OK.
Besides the acronym-filled naming calling, "McFail" was invented before Lin was on the team: 04-19-2012, 09:09 I don't think Lin fans are...
Somewhat true. But this: he's not even a great playmaker -- people think he's this Steve Nash point guard, but he's not. is the obstacle I...
Quit the witch hunt! Good idea. McCarthy and ****.
The name-calling aside, most of the people who are upset with Harden's defense have early join dates.
For real??? Unbelievable! Without any chemistry with Dwight yet. How is that possible? With Asik?
Agreed. Sounds a bit like the glass ceiling to me.
They were switching 1-5, including D12, you don't cut D12. Lin: I'll always have haters. There are always reasons.
~lol~ Words of wisdom! McHale relegated his only pass-first PG to the bench to ingratiate his scorer's ego, this is what you get, chaos.
As I said a week or so ago, they need an old-school hard a$$ coach like JVG, Sloan or Phil.
It's not impossible but the player would probably get a foul called or ejected. Sometimes one could get away with it but most of the time no.
Indeed, very frustrating.
Nice, or figure skating. ~lol~
IB4: We need LeBron to teach Parson, or we need Bruce Bowen to teach Harden, or Jason Kidd to teach Lin, wait, that one actually almost happened!
Lin is gonna prove this guy wrong, that's it. (if given the opportunity of course)
If that's the case, meaning he is the one who wants Lin off the bench then he's really immature.
I don't get it, those two twits are contradictory. Is the second one another person speaking? :confused: Both Harden and Parsons offered...
