piksi, if you arent up for a game thread, I am willing to fill in if need be.
just.... throwing that out there
I'm sure he'd appreciate it, venom. I think you do a great job coming off the bench and you've earned the start.

piksi, if you arent up for a game thread, I am willing to fill in if need be.
just.... throwing that out there
A silent pan over the what?![]()
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What in the holy heck was Reggie thinking playing one of Douby or Brown or Jackson at the small forward to begin the fourth?!
Sure it was a three minute horribly failed experiment, but why do you even try that?
I'm confused. Who do you think will be release from duties on Dec 9th? Reggie?I think he'll be released from duties on Dec. 9, right after the team that shall not be named comes into Arco and hands us our collective heads on big silver platters...
I'm sure he'd appreciate it, venom. I think you do a great job coming off the bench and you've earned the start.
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I'm confused. Who do you think will be release from duties on Dec 9th? Reggie?
Thanks. I agree with you.Yep. It's just my own personal opinion based on what I've seen the past couple of games. If the Kings come out on Tuesday and really play their hearts out, if the kids get major minutes, etc. then it could be extended but I honestly believe the Maloofs are really close to pulling the trigger.
Theus has to play the kids and he has to quit experimenting with gonzo lineups that make no sense whatsoever. We finally have Joe and Gavin using the "r" word; it's up to Theus to work in concert with that approach.
Reggie opened his press conference last night with "I always want to win" which, if the situation were different, would be exactly the attitude we want from our head coach.
But facts is facts. We're just not good. Our strength right now is in our potential for the future and that has to be addressed.
I am not, nor have I ever, advocated intentionally losing games but when the handwriting becomes skywriting and it's painfully obvious to everyone we're not going to win a particular game, you let the kids have the majority of minutes.
Reggie is having a lot of trouble embracing that philosophy, evidenced by how many non-productive minutes Miller and Moore are putting up. And then, almost as though it's in spite, he'll put lineups on the court like the Brown, Jackson, Douby, Williams and Moore fiasco that makes no sense under any kind of circumstances.
Again, this isn't based on anything but a gut instinct but despite how the local media tries to be spinning it, I honestly think Theus is walking on very, very thin ice and if you look at our schedule, you can see it's only going to get worse from here...
Sure, the substitution was horrible, but I cannot understand why some people who advocated before for " slowly developing " the young players have to complain NOW about the minutes the youngs are getting.
A few even used the case of Martin's development as a the right way of developing our rookies. And they insisted it is the right way and probably the only way. Some were even okay with the idea that Thompson will not be starting, not until the second half of this season at the earliest. One even ridiculed the idea of a bold and ambitious way of fast-tracking the youths' development.
I remember when I insisted for fast-tracking ( because I see no hope in our veterans, ) someone who is for slow development even tried to teach me that the right way is the slow way and the veterans should lead the way. And one was quick to suggest that it is a waste of time teaching me this "right" and conventional slow way of developing our players. It was like teaching physics to a fish in a bowl. "The Slow conventional way of development" as the physics and I am the fish in a bowl.![]()
Now, maybe the fish in that BOWL was actually right for not listening, because the physics being taught was wrong?![]()
Now, some of you who had preached for that slow conventional way of developing the Kids and had been against that bold fast-track development should not be complaining NOW, because in reality the Kids are getting more playing time than you've wished before. They are actually getting more minutes than your role model for rookie development ( Martin and Wallace ) had it during their rookie years.
I have to remind some that the kids' playing times are even more than what you have wished them to have before.
Give us some break.![]()
I cannot understand why some people... have to complain NOW