This time, he'll be the one providing the tips
At least you could have included a rim shot gif.
This time, he'll be the one providing the tips
Curious what Harrison Barnes is saying
I'm cool, I'll wait and see, if it works out we all win. It must have been hard to deal with Bron. The good thing is we don't have that huge egos in here, he could easily instill his plays.You know, people really need to give this a rest. (Just quoting you sono because your the latest to make that comment.) It doesn't matter how good the players are - a coach still has to keep the wheels turning. There are some pretty strong egos on GSW and Walton could easily have become a puppet in their eyes. He wasn't. From all reports, he was well liked and respected. Walton was calling the plays, setting the tone and making sure the guys didn't lose their focus. He also had to deal with Draymond Greene on a nightly basis. That's no easy task for anybody.
Was it easier because Kerr had culture and chemistry in place? Yes, it was a well-oiled machine. But somebody still had to drive it.
I won't, I'm not well informed about his coaching except his Warriors days. I think his success 39-4 as the interim head coach of Warriors is mostly because of the players, the team culture and chemistry that Kerr established.
How could you leave Robert Horry off that list?If we were going to employ former lakers I’d rather it be them than Kobe, Derek Fisher, and Phil Jackson
It doesn't matter how good the players are - a coach still has to keep the wheels turning.
How could you leave Robert Horry off that list?
Even tho I hate the Lakers, I'm not usually one of those "once a laker always a laker, keep them away from my team" but...
Minority owner: Shaq
GM: Vlade
Coach: Luke Walton
Possible assistant coach: Brian Shaw
TV color commentator: Doug Christie
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As long as you express what you feel, you're good. Trust me, there are a lot of posters here who don't consider English their first language. You'll fit right in.Sorry. I hope I didn't speak out of turns. As English isn't my first language and I'm new here...![]()
He's also a former Rocket, but what he did as a Laker erases all that.Because he's also a former Spur
Hey, your question, answered by Coach Walton.I won't, I'm not well informed about his coaching except his Warriors days. I think his success 39-4 as the interim head coach of Warriors is mostly because of the players, the team culture and chemistry that Kerr established.
Pretty sure he only played for the Rockets and Spurs.How could you leave Robert Horry off that list?
LOLHaving watched the Luke Walton presser, I have a couple of thoughts:
1. We're in good hands.
2. Luke is not only easy on the eyes (deal with it, guys) but his voice is mellow.
3. WCS is toast.
I heard that Robert Horry is going to replace Williams as Vlade's right hand man!![]()
I don't know if I'm dumber because of it, but it stole 1 min of my life and I want it back!I am now dumber for having watched just 1 minute of this video and the obnoxious idiot host.
Sorry. I hope I didn't speak out of turns. As English isn't my first language and I'm new here...![]()
Just a report about what the Local media is saying about Luke Walton here in So Cal.
The radioheads from the Lakers flagship station says that Luke Walton landed in the perfect spot with the Kings. They say that the Kings roster with Fox, Bagley, and Hield is tailor made for Luke's style of play. A young and exciting running team. The announcers also gushed about Bagley and how in high school they went to one of his games and was literally blown away by his skill and athleticism, they said he's going to be a stud.
They also agree that Walton was dealt a raw deal with the Lakers and that Walton is a very good coach. They think he got screwed, because LeBron was never going to listen to him. They all said that Luke is a quality person and coach and they wished him all the best.
They also said that the Lakers dysfunction starts at the top and how Jeannie Buss is running the team like that they are still in the 80's and 90's. They said until Jeannie hands over the reigns to a real basketball management team, the Lakers are going to toil in mediocrity.
I don't know if I'm dumber because of it, but it stole 1 min of my life and I want it back!
You did nothing wrong. Welcome to KF. We're always very happy to have new fans, especially those who care enough to struggle with a different language to share their fandom!
How could you leave Robert Horry off that list?
1 was a hypothetical fail. In reality it was nothing. You could say it was too gambley... but it was largely a wager that we would be so good by 2019 that the unprotected first wouldn’t hurt. And it looks like about 95% likely to come out that wayBallsy move.
I'm glad Brandon Williams is gone. I thought Joeger should've been here longer--if anything, because of the development of the kids under his watch.
But whatever you may think of Vlade and his GM'ing abilities, it's becoming pretty clear that this is how he operates. It's the Vlade Pivot:
1. Trade 1/4 of the team plus a draft pick and swaps for cap space. Fail (although not quite as bad as most seem to think). He made a bet that he could reshape the culture overnight. It didn't work.
2. Trade the #8 pick for 2 picks and Bogdan. The two picks sucked. Bogdan was a hit and better than anyone we could've gotten at #8. Win.
3. Trade Boogie for Buddy, Giles, & Justin Jackson. Plus sucking enough to get the #5 (Fox; #3 swapped into the #5). Win.
4. Fire Joeger for Luke Walton. Time will tell, but, in hindsight, I get the reasoning. It's the Kings' ceiling.