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How much blame does DOC RIVERS deserve for the Bucks downfall? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Speaking of building from scratch is Doc Rivers.
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We Milwaukee's going to have to be building from scratch now.
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Doc Rivers and the Bucks have parted ways after a 32 and 50
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record, snapping a streak of non consecutive playoff appearances
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by the Bucks. The Bucks will pay a remaining 8
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million on his contract and also stay, I'm sorry, still have a
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pay remain if they have to pay remaining 4 million to Adrian
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Griffin, the Adrian Griffin deal.
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The Bucks have mentioned Two Rivers.
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He wanted him to play a stay with the organization in the
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front offense role, but Doc said he is likely to take a break.
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Former Grizzlies head coach Taylor Jenkins and former Lakers
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head coach Darvin Ham are the favorites to get the Bucks job,
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and former Pelicans and Hornets head coach James Borrego is in
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the mix as well. Doc finished with a 97 and 100
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and free record and zero playoff wins since taking over the
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Buck's job since January 2024. The Bucks have five players with
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player options after the season. With the big question remaining,
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where is Giannis going? Is he going to be traded in the
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offseason after 13 years with Milwaukee?
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Well, I don't know if this is going to keep Giannis around,
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and I don't think it will. But I know Giannis had no
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interest to staying there with Doc Rivers as a coach.
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I could believe that. I think anybody that watches
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Giannis and understands how Giannis is, he's passionate
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about the game and who he is as a player, what he stood for and
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what he stood for for this team and his organization for so many
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years. 13 years is not something to scratch about.
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It's been pretty amazing what Giannis has done.
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Being drafted in the teens from Milwaukee.
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A lot of people question if Milwaukee was putting all their
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eggs in this kids basket coming from Greece.
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And really a lot of people believe that if he wasn't
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drafted in the top 15, maybe he never plays in the NBA and he's
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going to be known as an international phenom.
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Nevertheless, Doc Rivers has failed.
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Say whatever you want. You want to say he's a Hall of
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Famer. We've argued this already.
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I'm not going to sit here on the show and say anything more about
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is he a Hall of Famer or is he not?
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You know what my thought is he has done a terrible job.
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Adrian Griffin before he got fired, was 19 or 18 games over
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500. Doc takes over, they lose 8
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games in a row, eight games in a row.
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And, and I'm going to say this, I'm not saying Doc Rivers can't
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coach. He's definitely a decent NBA
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coach. He was one of a lot of games.
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He's not a winning NBA coach. Winning championships is
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everything. You want to tell me anything you
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want to believe about Pat Riley and Phil Jackson?
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These guys were born winners. They won and they won for
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multiple championship teams. Think about it.
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Pat Riley won with Miami, not not just as an executive.
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He won as a coach, he won in LA, the Showtime Lakers.
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Everybody talks about the greatest time for basketball and
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Laker fans was when Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul Jabbar,
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James Worthy, They were there. They were at a high level.
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Lakers were playing at such a high level and he was taking
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over for a coach that was there was in the Finals.
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My thought here is when you look at Milwaukee, they need to
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rebuild. They need to bring a young guy
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here. I don't know if Darvin Ham, who
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failed over there with the Lakers.
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Taylor Jenkins is an interesting play.
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You know, coach, players coach. I was going to say players
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coach. I like Taylor Jenkins.
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He was a guy that the Knicks were interested in.
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James Borrego, I, I don't know much about himself, but he he
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has proven himself over the years, especially some of the
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development of young players over there with Charlotte.
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I just think when you look at Milwaukee, why would you want to
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go there? There's nothing there.
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The organization is rebuilding. Giannis wants out.
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Giannis is not staying there. He wants to win a championship.
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There's no way Giannis is going to stay there in a rebuilding
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stage. He wants to win a second
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championship. He's not going to win it in
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Milwaukee. So Milwaukee fans, you best
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believe Giannis is gone. He's gone.
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Does he go to the Lakers? Does he go to OK C?
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Does he go to the Knicks? Those are all arguments and it's
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fair we won't know until the season is over and the draft is
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over. I don't even think he gets
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traded before the draft. I think he gets traded after Doc
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Rivers coming out in the way he spoke to the team.
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Google me making it seem like he won multiple championships and
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he stood for basketball in his basketball knowledge.
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Well, if he was so smart wanting his son ever become successful
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as a basketball player in the NBA and all the teams, all the
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players that he's coached over the years and most players that
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were coached by him. First of all, I want to know
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who's going to present him at the at the, at the awards, the
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Hall of Fame. No, I'm just saying I would like
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to see who's going to present it because it's not going to be any
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of the players he's coached. Because what I've read in the
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past, Kevin Garnett, Paul appears, even though they
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respect him, didn't really like Doc Rivers at the tail end of
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their time with the the Celtics. That's why they wanted out.
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I've heard through the Grapevine that Chris Paul and Blake
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Griffin weren't too fond of Doc Rivers at the tail end of his
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time with the Clippers. The 76ers, Joellen Bead.
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How many times out there in public did he throw Doc Rivers
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under the bus? We know a guy that's got
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overpaid over there from LSU. You know, you know what I'm
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talking about. That made himself a lot of money
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with the 76ers and eventually was traded to the Nets and that
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he was not too fond of Doc Rivers Milwaukee.
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Now there's a lot of questions if Giannis even respected Doc
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Rivers achievements because if you know and understand Doc
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Rivers, Doc Rivers won a title with an elite superstar driven
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team. I don't care what anybody says.
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That team from top to bottom, you can argue that might be one
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of the greatest Celtic teams of all time.
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You can argue that. You can argue I don't think they
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are. I think the 88 Celtics, I think
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it was 86 or 87, Those Celtics, that team was absolutely loaded.
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Doc Rivers, if you look at greatest coaches of all time, I
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would say good coach with a lot of wins that never achieved the
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goals that he had as a head coach and that means
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championships. Phil Jackson said it best in his
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book. Anybody check out his book?
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Winning championships is better and more important than winning
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basketball games. Championships mean everything,
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no matter how talented you are and how talented players.
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And Phil Jackson, you can't argue.
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Phil Jackson coached Kobe Bryant and Shaq in the primes of their
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careers. Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen
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in the primes of their career. I mean, both guys are two of the
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greatest, not just defensive players, two of the biggest
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faces of the NBA in the 90s and the late and early 80s.
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Well, late 80s because Scotty was drafted in 8788.
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I just look at when I look at talent and I look at evaluators,
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guys that have been driven forces to organizations.
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I don't think of Doc Rivers. I'm sorry, I don't.
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Why do everybody talk about when the when the Celtics won a
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championship, the achievements that Tom Thibodeau made as a
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defensive minded coach on that bench?
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If you watch the I don't, I don't remember what it was
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called the Celtic dynasty. Kevin Garnett was on it and he
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says Doc Rivers was great and he had great game plans, but he
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said Tom Tippett was calling the defensive plays.
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I don't know if that's throwing Doc Rivers under the bus, but
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it's it doesn't look good for the head coach.
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It doesn't look good when your superstar big man went out there
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and I guess portrayed you as a great coach.
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But then he wasn't calling the defensive play calling.
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He wasn't the mastermind of the defense.
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That's. Why you hired time to?
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My thought here is when I look at Milwaukee, Milwaukee made one
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of the worst moves in their history, hiring Doc Rivers
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because they were not ready to win.
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They had Damian Lillard there that shouldn't have been there.
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That move made no sense. To this day I wonder why Damian
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Lillard wanted to go. They made it wasn't money
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because he was making more than enough money with the Portland
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Trail Blazers. He was.
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He was the highest paid NBA player this season.
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He was making 60 million a year. He signed A2 year extension with
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them. He was making 120 for two years.
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Why did he leave Portland by the way?
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When he leaves Milwaukee goes back to Portland.
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There was no reason for him to leave.
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Remember, his agent wanted to only trade him to Miami too.
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It made no sense. None of it made sense.
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But guess what? Doc Rivers went over there
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because he thought he can coach Damian Lillard and Giannis and
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turn them into a championship team, which, by the way,
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everywhere he's gone. When you had a, a duo, and I'm
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saying it a duo, the Clippers, remember that Lob City, Chris
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Paul, who you can argue is the greatest point guard of his era,
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and Blake Griffin, one of the more electrifying dunkers we've
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seen in the NBA in about 30 years.
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And, and Blake was good. Was he an elite player?
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He was a, he was an All Star player, but he wasn't an elite,
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elite player, but he was great. Those Clipper teams with the
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talent that they had, they had the 6th minute of the year, they
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were good, but they can never get over the hump because guess
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what? Guess what they had to deal
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with? They had to deal with players
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like LeBron James. They had to deal with Dallas.
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Dallas was always a good team. You go up and down to OK, C was
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developing at the time. You look at all these teams, the
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the Western Conference, Yokich, we saw him the the Timberwolves.
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My problem here is everywhere Doc has gone, he's ruined those
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teams. He's ruined those organizations.
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You can say whatever you want, Quentin.
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We know you back up Doc Rivers. You died.
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You you backed up Ronnie James this year.
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I mean, tonight you've backed him up.
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You back up some of your takes, which is outlandishly crazy, but
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I love you. They're outlandishly crazy.
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But it makes it makes sense to you and only you.
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What makes no sense to this take about Doc Rivers is why did you
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step down? Why don't you just tell the
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truth? Nobody wanted you there.
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Nobody. The organization can't stand
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you. You threw your players under the
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bus recently. You go and say Google me.
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What coach goes out there in professional sports and says go
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Google me? Nobody gives a crap what they
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say about you. I don't care how many wins you
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have. I care about championships.
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You want to say whatever you want about Bill Belichick?
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I couldn't stand the FOI. Couldn't stand them.
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But guess what? He won.
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He won. Peyton Manning says it best.
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Winning franchise franchises have winning standards.
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Doc Rivers doesn't have a winning standard.
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He cared about talent and players and coaches that were
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coaching under him that he can depend on all his coaches.
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Let's let's look at some of the coaches that were working under
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him. There's one right now with the
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Clippers that worked under him. You know what I'm talking about
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feeding Lou. That's right.
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If you look at Lou's record to Doc Rivers in the last five
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years of coaching, who do you think has a better record?
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Probably low. I guarantee you it's low.
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I you could book it, it's low. You know what that tells me
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about Doc Rivers? He knows how to build coaches on
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his bench, but doesn't know how to build players around him.
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He knows how to get the coaches to do what he wants them to do.
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What he believes is the right way of developing players and
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bringing these guys along, but they never develop.
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It never works and he has failed to take these teams to the
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promised land. He's done it one time.
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How long has he been a head coach in the NBA since?
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1999. So how many years is that?
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That is 27 years. 27 years. That says that's how many
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championships the New York Yankees have won.
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Here's 11 title as a head coach. Think about it. 1 championship
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in 27 years. A failure.
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An absolute failure. No doubt, there's no reason that
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Clippers team, no matter how much talent was in the.
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West, how did you like that take?
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No matter how much talent in the Western Conference on that time.
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I can't wait they. Were so they were so loaded so
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deep on that team with even like you said, Crawford JJ Redick.
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You bashed as a coach as you want.
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He was a pretty good six man off the bench.
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You had Matt another tow job and that team should have at least
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made the the Western Conference finals.
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Nevertheless an NBA Finals at least once they blew A31 lead to
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a Houston Rockets team that wasn't that good and they've
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lost to like you said, Errol the Nuggets when they were early in
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their development. They weren't even great yet they
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lost to them in the playoffs. He also Utah and Donovan
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Mitchells rookie year, I believe in five games or so like that.
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Those are like inexcusable things.
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In addition to the blown 31 leads, the blown 32 leads.
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Then he goes to the box. The Bucks win a championship at
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2021. They get rid of Boonholzer, who
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was a very stable coach over there with him, with them and
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with Atlanta. And yeah, wins the wins the
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championship. 2 years later. There's friction with him and
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Giannis, allegedly, but it I don't think it really surfaced
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to anything. They lost Miami in the first
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round. I bought it in that year.
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I thought they were them and the Suns were going to go back to
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the finals that year. I was wrong, but it still wasn't
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a fireable offense for Boonholzer.
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Then you go young. You go hire Adrian Griffin, a
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rising. Assistant, as long as she's
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using. Doobots taking care of my 2
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nurse and they were 30 and 10 fish.
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I believe this was your first week here with us.
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I think we talked about this storm.
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They were 30 and 10 on January 25th, 2024 and they get rid of
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him. They were the two seat only
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behind the Celtics in the East. Nearest glory hole.
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That tells you that the Bucks. Never bored in the.
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Dock rivers from the start. Do you remember what happened
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though, why they got rid of this guy in the 1st place?
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There was some like story where he was going after the old coach
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and he brought the old coach in to be an assistant and there was
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just all sorts of drama backstage.
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But they were the best team in like 1 of the two or three best
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teams in the East when it happened.
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Speedy, it made no sense. It made no sense.
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But Doc Errol, look, maybe he's not the best coach.
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And Q, he's definitely won before, so we got to give him
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that. 20 years ago, like one of these guys 20 years ago it.
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Was oh, wait. 20 years ago. Regardless, it was a good year.
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I was 21. I love those.
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That was a good year for me. But I'll, I'll tell you, it was
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a, it was definitely a. Rooster is a cock.
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A guy I watched that move, that show they did about the Clippers
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with Donald Sterling, where Laurence Fishburne played Doc.
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And that's the kind of gravity it wasn't a great show, but the
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whole point of Doc being this guy is they treat him like he's
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this, you know, representative of the NBA.
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He's he's maybe not the best NBA coach, but he represents the NBA
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better than most. And because of who he is as a
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person, what he stands for. And I I I think that everything
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well respected. Robbing organizations for their
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money, that's that's what he's respected.
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As robbing he's growing, you know, like he's more of like he
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wants to build men type of. Oh yeah, he's building men.
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That's why. That's why half the players on
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on his on these organizations can't stand them, go tough on
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them. You always stay, don't be
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accountable. I disagree.
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It's funny how you keep saying that but speak they speak
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positive. I think he holds them
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accountable. Qi think he tries to well.
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That's his thing. That's why you're a giant.
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You don't hold. Them accountable.
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A lot of this. Because I'm listening to this
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rubbish. Finally have one.
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Speedy, can you remind us how many NBA coaches that currently
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is overall and how many have actually won a game that won the
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NBA championship? How many?
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Sorry, how many have won? OK.
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There's Yeah. How many have actually?
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Won in the UK ship, so it's Spoelstra, it's Steve Kerr,
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it's. No, no, no, no.
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Just how many have won overall in the NBA?
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Overall in the in the entire, Yeah, it's probably like. 7 or 8
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right now because. There's a lot of answer.
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The answer is 10 active coaches. Actually no, that's wrong
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because one of these guys is inactive.
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It's nine. OK, actually 8 if you don't
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count Doc. No overall.
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So overall in the since the since the beginning of the NBA,
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how many? Oh, overall in the history, I I,
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I couldn't I. OK, we, I would for you to find
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that, but also it's a guys. Can you remind me what Errol
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said in regards to who runs the team, the star player, right,
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the talent correct. So how are we constantly blaming
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Doc Rivers for everything that happened in Milwaukee and the
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lady when all the talent it was there the the LA Clippers was
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loaded with talent. Giannis is a generational talent
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and there's some for some reason Doc gets blamed for that.
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All right, you keep saying that Kevin Garnett spoke out against
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them and Kevin Garnett wander thing.
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So here's the thing, you can say, hey, my coach is a good
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coach, but also the assistant that he hired to help us with
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this team also is a good coach. And he also pitched in and he
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also created schemes because guess what Thibodeau was there
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for to create schemes, to create a defense or whatever.
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One thing that you got to understand, the head coach takes
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on the responsibility. However, he hires the assistants
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to create these scenarios for them to be successful.
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So therefore coaching is also important.
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So no, no, not really. I can point, I can point out
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what's going on in the NBA right now.
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You keep saying that talent I can point out right now, but
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you're wrong. You said talent 100% wrong,
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right? But blame Doctor Porters for not
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winning in more than one championship and blowing up
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teams when he's had Lob City and the LA Clippers, who you guys
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just said was enough to win. Then he went to Milwaukee who
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just came off winning the championship what 2 years prior
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to his arrival, Still kind of had that championship core
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together and he didn't win with those as well.
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So my point is that is what now number six in the top ten and
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winning most winning coaches, OK, and he's going to the Hall
22:03
of Fame. So therefore somewhere down the
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line you're going to respect this guy for being a hell of a
22:08
coach. Now is he's the greatest coach
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ever? No, but you, you don't just get
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top 10 most winning coach by accident, OK?
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By not coaching at all and just sitting on the bench and letting
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all this talent get you all stacked these wins up against
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you all. Right.
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So yeah, I got the answer. Before you go Errol, it's 37.
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Different. Wow, so he's 1 of 37?
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And I, I can guarantee you the other five guys that are ahead
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of him with wins have multiple championships.
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Doesn't matter. Multiple.
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He's the only one in the six that I guarantee just doesn't
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have one championship. So that's how.
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Many coaches have been. Multiple champions.
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You don't. You don't realize how important
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that is. That 1 championship is a very
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rare thing in the NBA. Yeah, there's been 14 coaches
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that have won championships as both a player and a head coach.
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And then there's, you know, 10 active coaches that have a
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title. As far as multiple title
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coaches, Phil Jackson 11, Red Arbach 9.
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John Kundler, who I've never heard of, Speedy, I tell me that
23:09
is 5. Popovich, 5.
23:11
Riley, 5. Steve Kerr four, and then
23:14
everyone else has two. Chuck Daly, Heinzen, Red
23:18
Holtzman, Casey Jones, Rudy, Tom Jonovich you mentioned earlier,
23:21
and Alex Hannam. Dog Rivers, Dog River.
23:25
No, he's not. And I and for the fact that you
23:28
believe that just shows you how much of A Celtic fan you are.
23:31
That's that's what that's the way you're looking at it.
23:35
You're looking at it because he's a Celtic fan.
23:38
He was a Celtic coach. He's not a Celtic fan.
23:41
That's the way you're looking at it.
23:43
And you're wrong because here's the fact.
23:45
I don't want to drag this along because I got other things to
23:48
get into. I'm not going to drag this
23:50
along, but I'm going to tell you this right now.
23:52
If you know anything about coaching and you know anything
23:55
about basketball coaching, I can name a guy right now that you
23:59
can't even name his assistant coaches on his bench right now
24:02
and is a championship coach. You know who that is?
24:05
Rick Carlisle. Could you tell me any of the
24:08
coaches right now on his bench? Can you?
24:12
I'm not. I'm not a.
24:13
Special because I'm good. I'm going to give you a tip
24:15
because none of them have any meaning towards championship
24:19
coaching. None of them not.
24:21
Just sitting on the bitch. They just sit on the bench and.
24:24
Listen to Rick. That's.
24:26
Right boy, that's right boy, that's right.
24:29
Rick Carlisle to me. If you would ask me right now,
24:32
who would I take, Rick Carlisle or Doc Rivers?
24:35
Who would you take, baby Rick Carlisle?
24:36
OK, how about you fish instead of beating around the Bush and
24:39
kissing, you know? Kissing his ass, he can have a
24:42
take that. Kissing his ass because what's
24:44
your your take on this? Your take on this with the Doc
24:47
Rivers? The fact that you think that
24:49
this guy deserves to be a Hall of Famer makes me wonder
24:52
everything that you have said over.
24:54
The last give you the stats. They're not stats, they're. 2
24:57
They're stupid. Who would you take Fish Rick?
25:00
Carlisle, Doc Rivers. I'm definitely taking Rick
25:04
Carlisle. It's not much of A now.
25:06
Now honestly, honestly, you're you're a basketball fan.
25:11
Q Who would you really honestly take, Doc Rivers or Rick
25:16
Carlisle? Don't say depends yes or no?
25:18
Who'd you? Pick.
25:19
Who would you pick because Doc Rivers is known for his defense
25:23
right or his defense and so are so is Rick Carlisle.
25:27
Who do you think is a better defensive minded coach, Rick
25:29
Carlisle or Doc Rivers? Depends on.
25:32
The team, I'm asking you pick one or the other.
25:35
It depends on the team. I'm going to tell you this right
25:37
now. Rick Carlisle wins multiple,
25:39
wins multiple championships with that Celtic team.
25:42
Multiple, multiple, multiple. You left.
25:45
Have no clue. Really.
25:47
I have no clue. I have no clue.
25:49
He just took an Indiana Pacers team all the way to the Finals
25:52
that shouldn't have. Been lost.
25:53
Yeah, they lost and that's. Because Halburn went down.
25:56
Halburn went down in game number 7 and I'm going to tell you
25:59
right now, they win that game. They win.
26:01
That doesn't matter. Remember, you got to start
26:04
sticking to your. You want to start talking about
26:07
championship now. You want to defend Rick Carlisle
26:09
with making it to the finals. I am not winning it, so you guys
26:12
stick to the. Championship.
26:13
Matter or they don't. I'm telling you, I'm telling
26:16
you, Rick Carlisle wins that championship.
26:18
I've said this many, many times, if Halliburton doesn't go down
26:21
in the first half. Cute this the OKC Thunder last
26:24
year were the best aneclitically rated defensive team in NBA
26:27
history, and that Indiana Pacers team of 4C took them to seven
26:30
games. Yeah, I got it.
26:32
I've got to finish up. The Islanders get eliminated.
26:34
The New York Islanders were officially eliminated from the
26:36
NHL playoffs after their four one loss against the Montreal
26:39
Canadiens on Sunday. The Islanders struggled after
26:42
the Olympic break, going 4 and 9 in that span.
26:45
The Islanders held the second spot in the Metropolitan
26:49
Division as as late as March 28th, but lost six of their last
26:55
final seven games, all in regulations.
26:58
The Islanders power play struggle badly, finishing 30th
27:01
in the NHL this season, only ahead of the Flames in the
27:04
Flyers since firing Patrick Watt and hiring Peter de Boer.
27:08
The Islanders won their first game versus the Maple Leafs, but
27:11
lost their last two games by a combined score of 8 to 1.
27:17
The Senators and the Bruins clinched the last wild card
27:20
spots. The Flyers clinched the third
27:22
spot in the Metropolitan Division.
27:24
It's to me, catastrophic. I, I, I don't know what more to
27:30
say about the Islander season. You traded a first round draft
27:34
pick for Shen. Now you do have him next year.
27:38
What are you going to do with Anders Lee?
27:41
Do you re sign him? Do you give him an extension?
27:43
If you do, you got to sign him to no more than three and a half
27:45
million. He's not worth any more than I
27:47
don't care how many goals he scores, he's not worth more than
27:50
three and a half million. You have a goaltender that had
27:54
with practically dancing on his head all season long.
27:58
He's been the best goalie in the league.
28:00
He's going to win goaltender of the year.
28:03
There's no doubt in my mind. You have the best young player
28:06
in the NHL right now in Matthew Schaefer.
28:09
You I mean they there are a lot of great young place, but as far
28:12
as defensive players, he's going to win Rookie of the year.
28:15
He tied Bryan Leach goal record. I don't know if he broke it.
28:19
Did he break it? No, I don't.
28:21
I didn't watch the last two games.
28:23
Is there one more game left? Is there any more games left?
28:25
No, and I think they got one more regular season, but.
28:28
So maybe he breaks it. He needs one more goal so Shave
28:31
Shaffer could still break the goal record for defenseman.
28:37
The fact here is I don't know what was the right answer to
28:42
fire Patrick Wah. Obviously Patrick Wah and Darsh
28:46
didn't like one another. I think Darsh was handed Patrick
28:49
Wah because the organization did not want to fire him.
28:55
They wanted to go into the season with a guy that was there
28:58
in the players trust. And I don't know what happened
29:01
at the end of the season, but there were there was some
29:03
stories that a lot of players did not like Patrick Wah there.
29:06
There was some arguments in the locker room after the Olympic
29:10
break. I don't know what is true and
29:12
what is not, but what I've read is Patrick Wah needed to go and
29:17
Peter de Boer was the guy that Dosch wanted to wanted to hire
29:20
and he wanted to make sure that he does not go into the
29:24
offseason making his choice on where he wants to coach.
29:28
There's going to be a full season next year.
29:29
We'll see what the Islanders do with their pick.
29:32
It will be a team's pick. They're not going to be in the
29:35
lottery like the Rangers are, like some of these teams are
29:38
going to be in the in this year's draft.
29:41
And I don't know how good this year's draft is.
29:44
The Islanders have a great future.
29:46
We have to see what some of these young guys and they're
29:49
going to be called up early next year.
29:51
I I believe that Eiserman, Eiserman will be up there.
29:57
Akison is going to be there. They're going to have young guys
30:02
coming up next year and they're going to try to build around
30:04
these youth, their youth and their talent.
30:07
Matthew Schaefer has been a great leader for this young
30:09
team. They've got every, well, this
30:11
team, a lot of the older players have looked up to him.
30:14
He's really transitioned not only as the face of this
30:18
organization, a leader of this organization already at the age
30:21
of 18. What he has done at such a young
30:23
age is incredible. To go and play 25 to 27 minutes
30:28
in his rookie season has been just remarkable.
30:32
And he does it with such class. The back end, the story behind
30:35
him, his mother, his stepmother passed away.
30:38
I mean, everything about what this kid has done has been
30:41
incredible. It's sad that his first season
30:45
this team was playing such a such a high level before the
30:49
Olympic break fall flat on their face in this in the last 20
30:54
games. Their power play struggle.
30:56
They they always struggle. They don't have a number one guy
31:00
in that offense. I love Beau Horvent, but he's
31:03
not a number one guy. He's a great face off guy.
31:06
He's going to give you 30 goals, but he's not a guy that's going
31:08
to give you 4550 goals. The Islanders have been lacking
31:12
that. Now I don't know what these
31:13
young players are going to be when they get called up.
31:15
Maybe one of them turned into one of those guys, Heisman.
31:18
They have guys, they have good hands.
31:21
It it's just as a fan, they were better, way better than the
31:25
Rangers and the Rangers to me, with as bad as the season they
31:31
had and falling apart and what Chris Jerry did to this
31:33
organization, putting out a letter the way he did.
31:36
They both didn't make the playoffs.
31:38
So even though the Rangers struggled more than the
31:40
Islanders, they both didn't make the playoffs.
31:42
And as good as the Islanders played at such a high level at
31:45
some parts of the season, they failed to do the one thing a lot
31:49
of people thought they should have, and that was make the
31:51
playoffs. And and to me, Patrick Wah,
31:55
Peter de Boer, it doesn't matter.
31:57
I think that Darsh is a good smart GMI want to see what he's
32:01
going to do again in his second year with the draft.
32:04
It made no sense why you brought in Shen.
32:07
You brought Shen in to sneak into the playoffs and make a
32:09
run. Now you have an older player
32:11
who's in his 30s, mid 30s, late 30s who they have one more year.
32:15
He opted he opted to take his no trade clause and and be traded
32:21
to the Islanders. And why?
32:24
Why did the Islanders want to give up a first round talent?
32:27
I know it was a late first round talent.
32:29
It might be Colorado's final pick of the first round where
32:32
they could have used that to move up and get the guy that
32:35
they wanted. None of it makes sense.
32:37
We'll see how it works. The one thing that I think
32:40
they're in the driver's seat is they have Akison and they have
32:43
Matthew Schaefer. They have the future of their
32:45
defense sitting right there. It's fun to watch.
32:48
My thought here is, is they need to do something this offseason
32:54
that is going to give them that that shockwave.
32:56
And after giving JP Paggio an extension, maybe giving Anders
33:02
lead, Leah an extension, they're throwing money at players that
33:07
at the tail end of their career. None of it makes sense.
33:11
And I you don't want a new young GM to make himself look bad when
33:17
it comes to ownership when they have looked, he's looked so good
33:22
in the first half of the NHL season with his draft and, and
33:27
some of the moves that he has made and getting Sarokin to play
33:30
at a high level again. I mean, Sharokin was not playing
33:33
at this level after his back surgery.
33:34
He finally broke through again. And it's become and, and you
33:37
want to know something, if you would ask me right now, who's
33:40
been more consistent to Sturkin or Sarokin since they've come
33:44
into the league? This is the second year Sarokin
33:46
is going to be up for a goalie of the year.
33:49
Starkid's only been up for a goalie of the year one time.
33:51
He won it and he had one of those great years.
33:52
He got 11 and a half million dollars.
33:54
He's one of the highest paid goalies at least.
33:55
So Rogan is making 9 1/2 and he's just as good or even
33:59
better. So.
34:00
And now is Lou Lamorello sleeping.
34:02
Lou, for everybody to understand what I'm saying, the Islanders,
34:05
this is a this is bad. We have to see what this team,
34:09
the turn around this season, this season brought brings to
34:12
them in the offseason and how their draft and some of the free
34:16
agents and free agency moves they make can transition and
34:20
make this team back to that elite status which they haven't
34:25
been in. I don't know, since they went to
34:28
back-to-back Eastern Conference championships and that's not
34:31
even saying much. Yeah, and that was a lot of the
34:33
combination of moving parts that were a veteran team all at once.
34:36
And the Islanders tried to be young.
34:37
And you saw that with Matthew Darson, the beginning of his
34:39
tenure. Obviously he wasn't the main GM
34:41
with Tampa until later, but he had those young team.
34:45
They got it going. They're good player development.
34:47
They're good with young forwards and you're they're good with
34:49
guys that fit into that kind of system.
34:51
And you saw the Islanders do that for a while for much of the
34:53
season. That's why the the young players
34:54
get to get going as quickly as they did was a big reason why.
34:57
And that was a mixed losing Paul Mary to injury, losing Romanoff
35:00
to injury for pretty much the entire season.
35:02
And it looked like there was a sense of adversity there.
35:04
And then I think he got too cute.
35:06
He got too mixed into different identities.
35:08
You don't know what you're going to get.
35:09
I agree with you. Extending Pazzo was a mistake.
35:11
He was a hot commodity even for buying teams at the deadline to
35:15
get good value from like you can shed 5 and a half million
35:18
dollars. I would bring Lee back, but
35:20
you're right, only at 3, three and a half million a year.
35:23
I think he's a good leader. I think he's a good assistant
35:25
captain with the team. Why did you bring Shem?
35:27
Why do you have Bo Horvat 2 leaders that deserve that
35:30
captain? Job, right?
35:31
I was just going to get to that because that's another move that
35:33
felt like they were in between. We were saying each the last two
35:35
years the Islanders should have been in the market for a a wing
35:38
because you're right, they don't really have a true sniper that
35:40
same way they have Barzal is a good creator of the puck.
35:43
I don't think he's really a sniper.
35:44
Horvat's a very good two way center who could score goals.
35:47
I don't think he's like a slap shot sniper.
35:49
Power play phenomenon. Hence why, you see, even when
35:52
Barry Trotz was coaching the Islanders, they never had a
35:54
power play that was more than, I think, 14th in the NHL.
35:57
At any but they had the best defense in the league, top five
35:59
defense in the league every single year that he was there.
36:02
What about the defense? How did they fall apart in the
36:05
second-half? This defense went from, I would
36:08
say a top 12, top 13 defense to in the last couple of weeks, one
36:13
of the worst defenses in the NH one.
36:14
Of the worst in terms of shots, I think high danger shots given
36:17
him I think the 27th or something like that.
36:19
And a lot of a lot of riders are making that the scapegoat for
36:22
why Patrick Wah got fired out. Saroki was getting shelled.
36:25
This defense was falling apart. And yes, there's probably is
36:27
part of that to do. But again, you don't fire a guy
36:30
with four games left in the season expected to happen
36:33
overnight. If you were this bullish, Darsh,
36:35
if you were this bullish on de Boer as much as you were, why
36:38
don't you just hire him in the offseason like he was available?
36:41
Dallas fired him shortly after they lost in the Eastern in the
36:44
Western Conference finals against Edmonton.
36:46
You had all the time in the world to get rid of him then and
36:48
you didn't do it. And now you're going to do it
36:50
and make it very awkward as it was.
36:52
Maybe they don't make it if they keep one, then you fire him then
36:55
and then you go after de Boer or you go after Bruce Caster.
36:58
You're a good coach. There's plenty of options here.
37:00
I think they overthought things a little bit, got too cute, and
37:03
they're being used for it. Philly gets hot, Otto gets hot,
37:06
and they're looking at me. Looking in, could I rattle her
37:08
tits? No, you cannot rattle her tits.
37:13
I honestly, if you're an Ireland, a fan, you can't be
37:15
happy. You shouldn't be happy.
37:19
This ending is an ending that wouldn't make you proud as a
37:23
fan. Now, I don't know what Matthew
37:25
Dosh does in the offseason. He might do a lot, he might make
37:28
a move that is going to make you happy, but this free agency
37:32
class is not good. This is probably in the next
37:35
three years, the worst out of the next three years.
37:37
When you look at the talent that's out there.
37:39
I I don't know what more he can do.
37:41
Maybe that's why he made the moves and that's why he signed
37:44
the players that he did and it makes them much better.
37:46
I think you should have let those guys go or trade them or
37:49
decide the best path for this young team.
37:52
Bring the youth up, get rid of Casey Sisikis, get rid of JP
37:55
Pashaw, get rid of these guys because to me, this team is
38:00
still missing pieces and I'm talking about scoring pieces.
38:04
That's going to take him to the next level.
38:06
Hey Errol, we've been talking about coaching all night, so we
38:09
might as well bring it up one last time.
38:11
You played hockey at a high level and when you were younger.
38:15
How much impact can De Boer have compared to WAH next season?
38:20
Or is it again more about the players?
38:23
In the NHL, it it's different. Remember with hockey, we've
38:29
seen, we've seen teams like the the New Jersey Devils win
38:32
championships playing the trap, playing a trap.
38:36
So you, I just think when you look at hockey and trying to
38:41
compare hockey to basketball and football, hockey and football
38:45
are the two sports you desperately need good coaching
38:50
to win. If you don't have that, you're
38:53
not winning, no matter how talented your team is.
38:55
I have seen teams over the years in the NHL, they would had all
39:00
the talent in the world, but they just didn't have that
39:02
coach, the guy that was going to get him of the hump.
39:05
It's different. You would ask me right now, if
39:08
you don't have any elite coach, you're not winning a
39:09
championship. And by the by the way, Peter de
39:11
Boer, he's gone to the finals multiple times, could never get
39:15
over the hump. So do you think that I think
39:17
that De Boer is the guy? I don't know.
39:20
It depends on how this team is built around him.
39:23
It didn't work in Dallas. It didn't work in places where
39:27
Las Vegas. I mean, he's coached some big,
39:30
talented teams and he couldn't get over in the humps, Yeah.
39:32
He was probably the worst coach Vegas had of like 5 of their
39:35
history so far. Yeah, so a jersey too for a
39:37
little bit, no. Yeah, he went to the cup with
39:39
2012. They beat the Rangers in the
39:40
Eastern Conference finals of 6. He knows how to get there.
39:42
He doesn't know how to win. But you know what, like that's
39:45
an improvement over Wah if they if Wah was fighting with players
39:48
using having an ego issues because he was probably the
39:51
greatest goaltender or one of the three greatest goaltender
39:54
for sure of all time. Easy, right?
39:56
It's hard. I mean, they always said that
39:58
about Gretzky. Gretzky was the exception.
39:59
He was actually a decent coach for a short period of time.
40:02
But usually those great players, they don't know what it's like
40:04
to not be great. So it's hard for them to coach
40:06
guys that weren't as great as them.
40:08
I I don't really know. In football, you see, the
40:10
coaches could be a guy like we said, you know, you know, only
40:14
play D3 football, you know, they don't have to have been in the
40:17
league to understand the game. But I you know.
40:20
At the same time, you want to have guys that were in the
40:22
league on that staff at the very least, like John Arborn going to
40:25
have former NFL players on his staff because he needs that clap
40:28
and he needs that respect. I think even if you though he's
40:31
done it for 30 years, I just think it's just a thing I don't
40:34
know about. You're going to put your tongue
40:35
on something. Carol, has there ever been a
40:37
hockey coach that wasn't an elite or a good player at some
40:40
point in the NHL? That coach.
40:42
I'll tell you this, Yeah, Cooper.
40:44
But here's a lacrosse player. There are players that have.
40:47
There are coaches over the years that were never playing, never
40:52
played. Doug McLean was a good coach and
40:54
I don't think if he did play in the NHL, he was.
40:56
Very. Little Doug McLean was a great,
40:59
great coach. So I just if you look back,
41:03
yeah, they played in the NHL, but were they any good?
41:06
And as a matter of fact, Craig Barubi won a championship when
41:10
he did and and like when Saint Louis won a championship and
41:14
Craig Barubi, Brew Rubi was a tough man.
41:17
He was in a great world renowned scorer gold, you know, great
41:21
hockey player. So I mean, there's there's
41:23
others, but I I just popping into my head.
41:26
But we got to get to the last thing, man.
41:28
So we call this. What's that smell?
41:31
Hold up, What is that smell? What's that smell?
41:39
Wow, you don't see that every day.
41:42
All right, ladies and gentlemen, the queue is back.
41:46
Popped in with the Yankee hat. I think I like my Yankee hat a
41:49
little bit better. Just saying.
41:51
Anyways, challenge is brought. Anyway, so this is what we're
41:57
going to do. We're going to tell you a story,
41:59
and we're going to tell you what it smells like.
42:00
So tonight we're going to go with Fish.
42:04
Q Speedy me, here we go. All right, guys, I'm going to
42:09
start it off. I've got a really fascinating
42:11
story from one of the better injured off injured pitchers in
42:16
baseball, Blake Snell. He's on the Dodgers, hasn't
42:19
pitched all year, pitched deep into the playoffs, but he was
42:22
hurt most of the year, on and off at an up and down year.
42:25
Well, he's playing MLB The Show online against, you know, doing
42:32
a live stream so other people can watch him play video games
42:37
pretending he can actually still throw the ball while he's hurt.
42:41
Well, one commentator said something about him getting off
42:44
the injured list, and his response went viral on social
42:49
media. This is Snell's response.
42:52
Hey, shoulder, don't have inflammation, Don't pitch in the
42:57
postseason when it doesn't feel good.
43:00
Don't try to win a World Series. Oh, you can't start the season
43:03
because your shoulder hurts from pitching?
43:05
We'll figure it out. Like, what the F do you want me
43:07
to do? And then he continued.
43:11
People asked him for an apology. This is what he said.
43:15
I should watch my language a little bit, but outside of that,
43:18
it was pretty true. He told that to The Athletic.
43:20
I'm just very excited about how I feel right now, where I'm at,
43:22
getting back to some normalcy again.
43:24
What? Do you think?
43:27
I just can't wait to pitch. I have to agree with Snell.
43:32
I just have to agree with him. He went out there, said a few
43:36
things, treated some people kind of.
43:41
He's a crybaby whore bag. Treated him like crybaby.
43:46
H bags yeah or WH bags. I agree Errol, just a terrible
43:51
type of way to handle yourself. But to be honest, why are you on
43:55
a live stream playing video games where people can Heckle
43:57
you? What are you doing if you're not
43:59
trying to get the attention in the 1st place?
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What is this smell like? Well I looked up Blake smells
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from Seattle, WA. We all know that they love their
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salmon over there. So this is some rotting salmon
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carcass that this one smells like.
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Beluga whales mating. All right.
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Q. What do you got for us?
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All right, that's something. Mario.
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Seat the night, you know, now that's Michigan coach no more.
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Just got probation and no jail time and it's misdemeanicated,
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the judge, Judge Cedric Simpson, said during the sentence.
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I don't believe when I look at the entirety of this situation
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that incarceration should be appropriate.
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Now, I'm not a fan of any of the behaviors that Coach Moore
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displayed. And it's Michigan Star, and I'm
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not so certain that he shouldn't have got some jail time just to
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kind of keep justice balanced a little bit.
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But he gets 18 months of probation and $1000 fine.
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Smells like you guys. Tell me what it smells like.
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I can't think of a word, Sophie. Bag of Donuts over there.
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That works. All right, Speedy.
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All right, so you get your Java drops ready because this one is
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all devoted to Mr. Java Chamberlain.
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It's about my pick. It's about Nebraska forward.
45:28
This is another good future, sounded out Burke Buch Tunsil,
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who is a Turkish. That one over like a forward.
45:36
He gets a tattoo of Nebraska's 28 and seven seasons celebrating
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how they go to the side. 16, Nebraska's best season in their
45:46
team history. As Jabba mentioned, they were
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the only Power Five team that never won an NCAA tournament
45:52
game before this, and he gets a tattoo to commemorate that.
45:55
And what does he do a day later? Goes into the transfer portal
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and he is getting roasted all over the place as many I
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wouldn't piss on him if he was on as many players do when they
46:03
enter the transfer portal. So what does that smell like?
46:06
It's pulled it out of my ass. It smells like Jabba sucking 20
46:09
he ate eggs for. He tastes himself for every game
46:12
that they won and mixing it with that of those chili cinnamon
46:17
rolls that each in my break claims is a delicacy.
46:20
And then he farts in church a bunch of times.
46:23
Sometimes I sit on it. Sweet ate eggs.
46:25
I love that part. One of my other ones, like last
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month too, was a Mets prospect that apparently ate like 2020
46:33
like hard boiled eggs a day. So I kind of want it based on
46:36
that so. All right, right, our fin, our
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final. What's that smell?
46:41
Rap mega star J. Cole said Tuesday that his time
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playing professional basketball in China has come to an end.
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After one game, the work visa process took way longer than I
46:55
expected, so I was able to play in one before heading back, Cole
47:01
said in a statement. Early in April, the two time
47:05
Grammy Mega Star Platinum Star signs a deal with the Najing
47:12
Monkey Kings in China Basketball Association and was scheduled to
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play in at least three games for the club.
47:21
But guess what, ladies and gentlemen, he couldn't because
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he couldn't get a visa. He couldn't get a visa in time.
47:28
So he only played in one game. So let me ask you a question,
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Jay and I love you and I know you're a good basketball player.
47:36
You have a a tremendous game basketball game.
47:38
You play good. You play very well in high
47:41
school could have been a college superstar.
47:43
Some people think you might have made it the NBA, but Mitre and
47:49
making it are two different things.
47:52
And my opinion here is keep rapping.
47:55
I mean, that's what you're good at.
47:56
Your sensational, your album came out.
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Love it. I love everything about you.
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You're real. You tell stories.
48:02
You're the closest thing to Nas. That's what I want to hear.
48:06
You bring out the greatness in what hip hop is and all this
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garbage that comes out, you want to push them away.
48:13
So J. Cole, you know what it smells
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like? It smells like roses on one side
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and doggy Doo Doo on the other. And as Jabba always says.
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I had to take a shit. I don't want to take any more
48:29
dumps. I just want to see you in
48:31
Grammys and not have to worry about getting on a basketball
48:35
court and pulling a hamstring or slipping on something.
48:40
Shoot the three. And shooting the three.
48:42
That's it. So anyways, thank you to all the
48:46
Spotify and Apple video and audio fans as we have been a top
48:50
30 show over the last 24 hours, 149th in the whole country.
48:55
Thank you to our market, our market guy Siobhan.
48:58
So shout out to Siobhan and, and all the people behind us really
49:02
pushing our show to higher heights and, and what we're
49:06
doing right now. Thank you to the TikTok, the
49:09
Instagram and the X fans New York sports loudmouth.
49:13
Also thank you to all the YouTube fans on the New York
49:16
sports loudmouth New York side and the New York sports
49:20
loudmouth, you know regular side because we have two channels and
49:23
the worldwide sports radio network.
49:25
Thank you to Brian Snow for calling.
49:26
We love you Brian. You're fantastic, always
49:29
fantastic when you come on the show.
49:30
I just love the guy. He knows what he's talking about
49:32
one of the best voices right now in the industry.
49:35
I think people forget that there are hitting gems out here and
49:38
Brian is one of those hidden gems.
49:40
So and thank you to everybody. Thank you all the P all the
49:44
people that have stood behind this show stood behind me and
49:48
Speedy and and even now the new guys, the you know, obviously
49:52
fish has been here for almost 2 years, but all the guys.
49:56
And fish almost 2 1/2 barrel, it's been even longer.
49:58
Than whatever man I I'd say we're.
50:00
Trying. To pull numbers OK, so I've done
50:03
an iron fish starter, I've done enough fish, I've done enough
50:06
here. I mean the numbers that I have
50:08
to pull and everything else, everything out of my ass but.
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Don't pull anything. Don't hurt yourself, yeah?
50:14
This makes my pecker. Hard.
50:15
Anyways, you see, You see what I have to deal with?
50:18
I mean, the arguing of Bronie James, that was enough to make
50:21
me just sick to my stomach. That take makes me sick to my
50:26
stomach. Anyways, that's it.
50:27
This isn't the LJA. This is New York sports
50:30
loudmouth, not the LeBron James Association.
50:32
We'll talk to you on Thursday. Who do we have on?
50:34
All right, guy that Q played with for a little bit, former
50:37
Seahawks, Jets, and I believe it was Texans.
50:38
The last team Brano Giacomini will be.
50:41
Joining us. Bruno the jock man.
50:44
All right, so good. We got a next chat.
50:45
Hopefully it's all good things and not bad things.
50:48
Sweetie Jacamina. Jacamina.
50:52
Jacamina takes it in the Weena. Let's go.
50:54
Anyways. Goodnight.
50:55
Farewell.