On November 12 2009 16:51 HonestTea wrote:
Actually I didn't believe that he'd be producing at this level.

I thought he'd just be an average PG, and that he would have rookie trouble.

Shows you what I know!!!

I think most people would have thought the same, to be honest... :x

BlueRoyaL

United States2493 Posts

November 12 2009 18:08 GMT

#462

yeah jennings been surprising me i didnt think hed be this good
but we got a long stretch ahead of the season so we'll see how he continues to do but so far it's lookin good for him

cant wait for the two games today
more interested in the suns lakers game though i think the suns got it

KOFgokuon

United States14912 Posts

November 12 2009 18:35 GMT

#463

hornets fire byron scott
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4648162

Xeris

Iran17695 Posts

November 12 2009 18:40 GMT

#464

wowsers, GG!

Southlight

United States11768 Posts

November 12 2009 19:21 GMT

#465

Scapegoat, perhaps.

The Wizards make me sad. How come we've got so many injuries all the time -_-

Ace

United States16096 Posts

November 12 2009 22:05 GMT

#466

Firing Byron Scott on those grounds was really stupid. They had a shitty roster 2 years ago also and he got them way farther than anyone would have guessed.

il0seonpurpose

Korea (South)5638 Posts

November 12 2009 22:05 GMT

#467

I don't know if he's a scapegoat, from what I've read, he's a pretty bad coach that can't admit to anything he's done wrong.

OneOther

United States10774 Posts

November 12 2009 22:08 GMT

#468

Age aint no thang for Kobeeeeee

tonight

United States11130 Posts

November 12 2009 22:35 GMT

#469

Byron Scott hasn't had much to work with aside from Paul and West.

XaI)CyRiC

United States4471 Posts

November 12 2009 23:37 GMT

#470

Undecided on the Scott firing. On one hand, you can't really blame him for the team's lack of success since there are big issues with the roster. The SG and SF positions are practically non-existent, and the bench has no one worthy of note.

On the other hand, if he was starting to lose touch with the team, particularly Paul, and no longer had their respect or attention, then the firing might have been necessary. The team doing poorly is one thing, the coach no longer being able to reach his players is another. No one except those inside the organization know the answer to this question, but it's relevant.

SK.Testie

Canada11084 Posts

November 13 2009 00:15 GMT

#471

NBA coach seems like such an unstable job.

Judicator

United States7270 Posts

November 13 2009 00:48 GMT

#472

So that is how many former Coach of the Year winners now jobless or became jobless?

tonight

United States11130 Posts

November 13 2009 01:00 GMT

#473

Byron Scott SHOULD be able to land another job, but I guess we'll see.

city42

1656 Posts

November 13 2009 01:39 GMT

#474

Holy crap, a Shawn Kemp-esque facial by Wade.

iLoveKT

Philippines3615 Posts

November 13 2009 01:46 GMT

#475

haha. poor Verajao.

unknown.sam

Philippines2701 Posts

November 13 2009 01:52 GMT

#476

lol sick finish to the 1st quarter in mia vs cle

Xeris

Iran17695 Posts

November 13 2009 04:02 GMT

#477

Honestly, despite the fact that I hate LeBron... I LOVE his swagger. Just this sort of cockiness he gets when he closes a game out like "fuck you fools you ain't comin back into this", saw it tonight vs Miami. The problem is that he gets that only when things go his way, if they're losing or his stuff doesn't fall... he becomes kinda like a baby. T_T

unknown.sam

Philippines2701 Posts

November 13 2009 04:46 GMT

#478

nash putting the moves on odom lol
too bad he didn't hit the shot

HonestTea

5007 Posts

November 13 2009 04:53 GMT

#479

NASH I'M SORRY I EVER DOUBTED YOU

il0seonpurpose

Korea (South)5638 Posts

November 13 2009 05:53 GMT

#480

D wade was horrible from the line today,15-21. I mean it's good but not what a guard should be shooting, Lebron had a better FT day than him! It coulda made a difference, but props to the Cavs.