Hang in there guys we are "turning the corner"
And why are all the cars in front of us going the wrong way?Why is everyone else turning left while we make a right?![]()
Hang in there guys we are "turning the corner"
Maybe we need to put a "Caution Wide Turn" sign out?We will still be saying this 5 years down the road
Thank God for that quiet under the radar trade... Drama averted!Of course I am a Kings fan. I am not even mad at the owner or the GM. At some point it is reasonable to say "we are done with all the drama and losing. This is a bad relationship. It is time to go in another direction."
You can place blame wherever you want, but this was certainly never a one sided deal. What is the self-evident truth is there was indeed much losing and drama during the past 7 years and I am okay with trying a different route.
Will continue to "support" the Kings. Just not with my money, time, or energy.
They will all be back, eventually. And I still like Vlade.after taking some time off, I cannot leave this drama called Kings... but Vlade and Vivek are dead to me.
I'm disappointed in him but I don't believe he started the wheels moving. I do think he planned for the eventuality with the Papa pick. I still don't like the slimy owner. But am curious how the kids will do.They will all be back, eventually. And I still like Vlade.
They will all be back, eventually. And I still like Vlade.
That's why I want the Pelicans to succeed.I watched the video of most of this morning's press conference where the Pelicans introduced DeMarcus and Omri.
I probably shouldn't have done that. It just made me really frustrated all over again. And it bothers me that the Kings organization now has "dishonest and untrustworthy" tacked on to "incompetent and ridiculous".
As a Kings fan I should be wishing for the Pelicans to really struggle. To fall down the standings and let the Kings end up with a pick in the 4-8 range.
But I think what I'd like to see most is Boogie and The Brow really click, lead the Pels to the 8th seed and shock the world by knocking off the Warriors, showing that dominant bigs can still beat today's "pace and space is what wins" mindset.
This sentiment is a huge sticking point in my consideration of whether or not I want to remain a Kings Fan. On some level Kings Fans should be rooting for New Orleans to fail, and for them to end up with a high pick, that gets conferred to Sacramento. Most reasonable people would probably agree that Kings Fans should want the Kings to win the trade. And the only problem with that is, I don't want the Kings to win the trade. I don't want ownership or management to be vindicated in any way, shape, form or fashion, for how they did the best player ever in the history of the city of Sacramento.That's why I want the Pelicans to succeed.
Yes, for practical reasons we should want them to fail. But the Kings winning this trade means that Vlade and Vivek would feel validated. If they win, all this incompetence, public lying and backstabbery of our own, and "Buddy is Steph" nonsense will be encouraged. I don't care if by some fluke we win this trade, you can't run a franchise like this.
This sentiment is a huge sticking point in my consideration of whether or not I want to remain a Kings Fan. On some level Kings Fans should be rooting for New Orleans to fail, and for them to end up with a high pick, that gets conferred to Sacramento. Most reasonable people would probably agree that Kings Fans should want the Kings to win the trade. And the only problem with that is, I don't want the Kings to win the trade. I don't want ownership or management to be vindicated in any way, shape, form or fashion, for how they did the best player ever in the history of the city of Sacramento.
I feel like the bare minimum penance for the Sacramento Kings is that they should not have a single winning season, for as long as DeMarcus Cousins is still in the NBA. And, if they do somehow manage a winning season, that they should not be more successful than Cousins, at any point in Cousins' career. And your last sentence sums up why I feel like that perfectly: you should not be allowed to run a team like this, and if you do run a team like this, you should not be allowed to prosper from it. I don't want to root for a team that would do their star like this, even if I don't really care for the star all that much. I can't abide the thought of that punk mother****er Grant Napear getting his life to the Kings "winning" the trade, and I can't abide Vivek Ranadivé and Vlade Divac feeling justified in doing wrong by their franchise player.
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If a person is actively rooting against the Kings to succeed, then by definition I think that they are no longer a Kings fan. It seems that they are fans of an agenda.
Theres also the fact that if they win this trade, it will be all definitions be a fluke. They WILL continue to act like this and they WILL get burned by it if they aren't by the trade.This sentiment is a huge sticking point in my consideration of whether or not I want to remain a Kings Fan. On some level Kings Fans should be rooting for New Orleans to fail, and for them to end up with a high pick, that gets conferred to Sacramento. Most reasonable people would probably agree that Kings Fans should want the Kings to win the trade. And the only problem with that is, I don't want the Kings to win the trade. I don't want ownership or management to be vindicated in any way, shape, form or fashion, for how they did the best player ever in the history of the city of Sacramento.
I feel like the bare minimum penance for the Sacramento Kings is that they should not have a single winning season, for as long as DeMarcus Cousins is still in the NBA. And, if they do somehow manage a winning season, that they should not be more successful than Cousins, at any point in Cousins' career. And your last sentence sums up why I feel like that perfectly: you should not be allowed to run a team like this, and if you do run a team like this, you should not be allowed to prosper from it. I don't want to root for a team that would do their star like this, even if I don't really care for the star all that much. I can't abide the thought of that punk mother****er Grant Napear getting his life to the Kings "winning" the trade, and I can't abide Vivek Ranadivé and Vlade Divac feeling justified in doing wrong by their franchise player.
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... And? Let's say that I/they/we are not Kings Fans any more... Now what?If a person is actively rooting against the Kings to succeed, then by definition I think that they are no longer a Kings fan. It seems that they are fans of an agenda.
If a person is actively rooting against the Kings to succeed, then by definition I think that they are no longer a Kings fan. It seems that they are fans of an agenda.
If a person is actively rooting against the Kings to succeed, then by definition I think that they are no longer a Kings fan. It seems that they are fans of an agenda.
Here's the thing. The Kings have now made a move where as fans we want them to lose. Ostensibly this deal was made to get Hield and the Pelican's pick but Vlade openly admitted that it was also to help the Kings keep their pick.
Right now they are on the 10th slot and if they stay there they'd convey their pick to Chicago.
So the Kings themselves are trying to lose. And because of that other poor trade they also have to hope the Sixers lose.
And next year they'll almost certainly be tanking too. So what does it mean to be a "true" Kings fan now? To root for losses? To root for wins even if it hurts the team long term?