1. "That's it, I'm sending you $ for a cold Trippel" In response to Reply # 0
>Everyone here agrees that Remain in Light is one of the top >ten albums ever, right? The first four songs are the best >four-song run on any album ever.
4. "final judgement comes in playoffs. " In response to Reply # 0
all these people getting fried now and all these people gettin cysed now...don't actually matter until playoffs.
because the people gettin cysed gettin fried and the people gettin fried gon get cysed.
two of kyrie, kawhi, embid, giannis are NOT gon be in the conference finals. and two of them already have a ring and get to pick the best situation for themseleves this summer. so, SOMEBODIES are gonna get REALLY fried and have a LOOOONG summer.
y'all mull that and act accordingly moving forward, because that's ALL i been thinking about
>Everyone here agrees that Remain in Light is one of the top >ten albums ever, right? The first four songs are the best >four-song run on any album ever.
It's a fantastic album. I tend not to like their studio stuff in favor of watching/listening to Stop Making Sense all the time... but this album is top-notch. I gotta revisit it soon.
24. "when you lose a close one, it's encouraging. when you lose a bunch of em" In response to Reply # 21
then that's telling if not damning.
that playoff series last year was an embarrassment. overall philly is closing games out better this year (halves and quarters, too) but they haven't done it against boston yet.
And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
Frank Longo Member since Nov 18th 2003 86672 posts
Fri Mar-01-19 01:11 PM
23. "BTW, I selfishly really need Brad Stevens to continue to succeed." In response to Reply # 0
Not just for the whole Kyrie agenda (as those agendas may not overlap in the near future), but because if Duke fans think Brad Stevens is available to return to college, they are going to be *insufferable* about insisting that he be K's heir, when (a) I don't think Stevens will return to college, so it's a moot point, (b) I don't think Duke will hire someone outside of the Duke family, so again, moot point, and (c) I really want Capel to get first crack at the job.
There were no doubt chemistry issues across the board, but aaaaaaanyone who watched the Celtics this year knows that Terry was 100% all about "lemme get mine" when he was in the game. And he was very ungood all year. Negative BPM. Second worst VORP of the major guys (only Jaylen Brown's was worse). WORST On/Off numbers of any major contributors, and almost the worst on the team *period.* Under five assists *per 36 minutes.*
Celtics should've traded him when they had the chance last offseason. They wouldn't get shit for him today.
Frank Longo Member since Nov 18th 2003 86672 posts
Thu May-09-19 04:39 PM
40. "Well, that and Terry Rozier stinks." In response to Reply # 36
Like, if Lillard or Wall or whatever wanna go at him, I’ll sit that out. But how are you gonna be the least efficient player on your team, make them worse by all possible metrics, and then bitch about how you’re *not* the problem? This dude called himself a “top point guard.” He shoots 38% and averages under 5 assists per 36 minutes, lmao.
38. "he put together a great game plan in game 1, too" In response to Reply # 30
don't lie, anybody in here bashing stevens was nervous AF after that first game. they lost this series for the same reasons they underachieved all year, and that is that you had conflicting factions on the roster. you had guys coming back who weren't at their best (hayward not even close) trying to assume their roles/positions. you had guys who played over their heads who were unwilling to get back in their lane. they had a lot of pieces but few if any of them fit together. they had weak leadership on the roster.
but hey, if they wanna fire brad stevens, great, i'd be fucking thrilled to see him leave boston and even more thrilled to see him replace brett brown. it's funny that shells made this thread. meanwhile brett sits there flummoxed and can't figure out why the fuck his whole team can *still* go dead out of nowhere and why they are just staring blankly at each other instead of stepping up for JoJo.
And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
43. "Eh I dunno other than Kyrie, is his position any weaker now?" In response to Reply # 41
They might lose Irving for nothing, that's true, but it's hard to say definitively that they should have moved him. Other than that everyone is still under contract and other than possibly Tatum I don't think there are any players that GMs were gassed over after last year's playoffs. Nobody was like OH SHIT ROZIER BALLED OUT, HERE'S FITTY PIECES OF SILVER.
And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
46. "Woulda been fired in December" In response to Reply # 33
-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
Most of their players regressed this season. That falls on one person.
-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79607 posts
Thu May-09-19 08:44 PM
49. "All the unblack folk have hella excuses for him. " In response to Reply # 0
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
56. "Lmao, remind me again why a Sixers fan made this post?" In response to Reply # 0
Make no mistake, I am very disappointed in this Celtics team. Brad deserves blame. Kyrie deserves blame. The young guys deserve blame. Plenty of blame to go around and plenty of questions we need answering.
And yet, the one fanbase who shouldn't be talking shit is the one fanbase talking the most shit. Y'all are in the same boat as us Philly.
60. "You would be too if you lost tens of millions of dollars" In response to Reply # 58
Terry could’ve gotten 4 for 60 after last playoffs. Now, having be marginalized all season, he’ll be lucky to get half that. For all we know, he’s purposely being an ass so Boston doesn’t match whatever offer he gets.
---- bshelly
"You (Fisher) could get fired, Les Snead could get fired, Kevin Demoff could get fired, but I will always be Eric Dickerson.” (c) The God
69. ""players" is probably kyrie and terry" In response to Reply # 63
jaylen and hayward played well together and jaylen was super positive about it all season.
*shrugs* new team, new offseason. we'll see what happens next year. it's make or break for stephens' rep, imo. back to the type of unproven group he has thrived with before.
----------- you think we playing chess, but i'm playing mad-making. Basaglia
67. "Horford is soft. Tatum 3rd option. Kyrie playing with mediocre parts" In response to Reply # 0 Fri Jun-21-19 12:47 PM by 81 DUN
Rozier, Brown are decent role players not even on Harrison Barnes level. Tatum might be on Harrison Barnes level but he hasn't done anything to prove he's a dominant player. They will be a second round team for years to come. LeBron embarrassed them in that game 7 all by himself a couple of years ago. Too bad Kyrie is going to pretty much have the same type of talent in Brooklyn
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