Bell does have finals experience and Kerr is a lot better coaching basketball than you are, BB. Who do you think he should have started? Bogut? You're living in 2015. I love Bogut but he can barely move. He can barely get off the ground.
Bell does have finals experience and Kerr is a lot better coaching basketball than you are, BB. Who do you think he should have started? Bogut? You're living in 2015. I love Bogut but he can barely move. He can barely get off the ground.
Bell does have finals experience and Kerr is a lot better coaching basketball than you are, BB. Who do you think he should have started? Bogut? You're living in 2015. I love Bogut but he can barely move. He can barely get off the ground.
Bell does have finals experience and Kerr is a lot better coaching basketball than you are, BB. Who do you think he should have started? Bogut? You're living in 2015. I love Bogut but he can barely move. He can barely get off the ground.
I think he hoped to get that old Bogut who had epic battles with Gasol and Z-Bo for this team before Kerr even got here. Thanx for bringing that up, by the way. I always tell people that Memphis in those days was more of a rival than these league manufactured rivalries, first the Clippers and now Houston. Bogut and David Lee use to bang with Gasol and Z-Bo. Ah, the good ol' days. I digress. That Bogut wasn't fleet of foot to begin with but this iteration can barely move. He'll still probably start game 2 but will be pulled early for Looney.
1) Agreed.
2) That was a really good Rocket team, obsessed with the Warriors and with home court advantage.
3)Iffy but not worth arguing. Players make coaches. Only a few organizations, San Antonio comes to mind, has shown they can take subpar players and get the most out of them. Phil Jackson would be an afterthough if not for Jordan and Pippen and then Shaq and Kobe. Riley wouldn't be Riley if not for Magic, Kareem, ect. Back to getting the most out of guys, look at the development of Looney, even Bell. Look how they got the most out of guys like the aforementioned Festus who disappeared after leaving. Look at how they resurrected careers like Shawn Livingston and Javale McGee. This coaching staff has been pretty good.
I think he hoped to get that old Bogut who had epic battles with Gasol and Z-Bo for this team before Kerr even got here. Thanx for bringing that up, by the way. I always tell people that Memphis in those days was more of a rival than these league manufactured rivalries, first the Clippers and now Houston. Bogut and David Lee use to bang with Gasol and Z-Bo. Ah, the good ol' days. I digress. That Bogut wasn't fleet of foot to begin with but this iteration can barely move. He'll still probably start game 2 but will be pulled early for Looney.
1) Agreed.
2) That was a really good Rocket team, obsessed with the Warriors and with home court advantage.
3)Iffy but not worth arguing. Players make coaches. Only a few organizations, San Antonio comes to mind, has shown they can take subpar players and get the most out of them. Phil Jackson would be an afterthough if not for Jordan and Pippen and then Shaq and Kobe. Riley wouldn't be Riley if not for Magic, Kareem, ect. Back to getting the most out of guys, look at the development of Looney, even Bell. Look how they got the most out of guys like the aforementioned Festus who disappeared after leaving. Look at how they resurrected careers like Shawn Livingston and Javale McGee. This coaching staff has been pretty good.
*you’re (because some jackas* will correct)
*you’re (because some jackas* will correct)
As a Raps homer, i never want to see Tony Brothers or Ed Malloy...these 2 are the biggest anti-Raptorites ever
As a Raps homer, i never want to see Tony Brothers or Ed Malloy...these 2 are the biggest anti-Raptorites ever
Game | Crew Chief | Referee | Umpire | Alternate |
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Golden State @ Toronto | Scott Foster (#48) | Tony Brothers (#25) | Ed Malloy (#14) | Josh Tiven (#58) |
Game | Crew Chief | Referee | Umpire | Alternate |
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Golden State @ Toronto | Scott Foster (#48) | Tony Brothers (#25) | Ed Malloy (#14) | Josh Tiven (#58) |
Around 7am...ive been tracking the Raps all season long, and know exactly which refs get chubbs when calling Lowry for the block when its clearly a charge.
Ed Malloy's antics when calling offensive fouls are beyond insulting to anyone watching the game...its as if he wants to trademark himself and become part of the show...the best refs are usually invisible and just call a clean game...and dont get me started with Brothers...hes the blindest ref out there...but with Lebronto out, he will have to find a new bro to back...Kawhi perhaps?
Around 7am...ive been tracking the Raps all season long, and know exactly which refs get chubbs when calling Lowry for the block when its clearly a charge.
Ed Malloy's antics when calling offensive fouls are beyond insulting to anyone watching the game...its as if he wants to trademark himself and become part of the show...the best refs are usually invisible and just call a clean game...and dont get me started with Brothers...hes the blindest ref out there...but with Lebronto out, he will have to find a new bro to back...Kawhi perhaps?
I think he hoped to get that old Bogut who had epic battles with Gasol and Z-Bo for this team before Kerr even got here. Thanx for bringing that up, by the way. I always tell people that Memphis in those days was more of a rival than these league manufactured rivalries, first the Clippers and now Houston. Bogut and David Lee use to bang with Gasol and Z-Bo. Ah, the good ol' days. I digress. That Bogut wasn't fleet of foot to begin with but this iteration can barely move. He'll still probably start game 2 but will be pulled early for Looney.
1) Agreed.
2) That was a really good Rocket team, obsessed with the Warriors and with home court advantage.
3)Iffy but not worth arguing. Players make coaches. Only a few organizations, San Antonio comes to mind, has shown they can take subpar players and get the most out of them. Phil Jackson would be an afterthough if not for Jordan and Pippen and then Shaq and Kobe. Riley wouldn't be Riley if not for Magic, Kareem, ect. Back to getting the most out of guys, look at the development of Looney, even Bell. Look how they got the most out of guys like the aforementioned Festus who disappeared after leaving. Look at how they resurrected careers like Shawn Livingston and Javale McGee. This coaching staff has been pretty good.
I think he hoped to get that old Bogut who had epic battles with Gasol and Z-Bo for this team before Kerr even got here. Thanx for bringing that up, by the way. I always tell people that Memphis in those days was more of a rival than these league manufactured rivalries, first the Clippers and now Houston. Bogut and David Lee use to bang with Gasol and Z-Bo. Ah, the good ol' days. I digress. That Bogut wasn't fleet of foot to begin with but this iteration can barely move. He'll still probably start game 2 but will be pulled early for Looney.
1) Agreed.
2) That was a really good Rocket team, obsessed with the Warriors and with home court advantage.
3)Iffy but not worth arguing. Players make coaches. Only a few organizations, San Antonio comes to mind, has shown they can take subpar players and get the most out of them. Phil Jackson would be an afterthough if not for Jordan and Pippen and then Shaq and Kobe. Riley wouldn't be Riley if not for Magic, Kareem, ect. Back to getting the most out of guys, look at the development of Looney, even Bell. Look how they got the most out of guys like the aforementioned Festus who disappeared after leaving. Look at how they resurrected careers like Shawn Livingston and Javale McGee. This coaching staff has been pretty good.
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