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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby H2tObes on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:36 pm

Max Green wrote:Sparking ranting about people calling up and pointing out that Boylan was actually standing up and could be seen actually talking to and coaching his players compared to Skiles who just sits there and stars blankly or puts his hands in his face.

I'm confused, were the callers trying to say this was a bad thing? :o
TheOUTLAW wrote:Sanders has been terrible until this year, but admittedly he was okay this year. Still not as good a shot blocker or rebounder as Noel has shown himself to be on the same level.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby N8Frog on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:37 pm

Ended up being a nice win, everyone seemed happy at the end. A very sluggish start, almost to the point it looked like they didn't care. My thoughts on the game...

1. Really love Henson's upside and want him in the regular rotation.
2. Ersan seemed more relaxed and thought had a good game.
3. This is the BJ3 we want more consistently, excellent game.
4. Tight rotation, I liked it.
5. I'm over Ellis, hope he's dealt.
6. Sanders is awesome! Wonder if he starts p*ssing people off though with some of his antics. :)
7. Congrats to Coach Boylan on 1st win here as Head Coach.

We'll see what happens tomorrow. I'm expecting a loss, but if they play like they did in the second half they may can steal one I suppose.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby ampd on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:37 pm

Larry Sanders may be my favorite NBA player after that
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby ReasonablySober on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:38 pm

Dunleavy should go. He's been one of the three best players this season but they can't keep Harris out of the rotation.

Everything else was perfect. Except Monta. He's **** awful.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby Max Green on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:39 pm

H2tObes wrote:
Max Green wrote:Sparking ranting about people calling up and pointing out that Boylan was actually standing up and could be seen actually talking to and coaching his players compared to Skiles who just sits there and stars blankly or puts his hands in his face.

I'm confused, were the callers trying to say this was a bad thing? :o


They were saying it's a good thing. Sparky standing up for Skiles....
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby H2tObes on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:40 pm

Brandon played good, hopefully he can put together a couple good months of basketball for the rest of the season.

Our frontcourt is pretty much set, got starters for the future and good depth. Like everyone else says, if we get rid of Monta I'm pretty excited about the future of this team.
TheOUTLAW wrote:Sanders has been terrible until this year, but admittedly he was okay this year. Still not as good a shot blocker or rebounder as Noel has shown himself to be on the same level.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby ReddWing on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:41 pm

I don't know why Sparky is angry. Skiles didn't want to be here and his heart wasn't in it.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby CanadaBucks on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:44 pm

Nice to have a C that can run the floor. That one handed oop was sick.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby N8Frog on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:44 pm

ReddWing wrote:I don't know why Sparky is angry. Skiles didn't want to be here and his heart wasn't in it.


A couple weeks back after the Nets game I was listening to Sparky and he was supporting Skiles b/c he is not convinced we're going to get a better coach than him if he was fired. Well now that he's officially gone, he's probably not thrilled with the move so losing his mind.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby paulpressey25 on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:44 pm

ReddWing wrote:I don't know why Sparky is angry. Skiles didn't want to be here and his heart wasn't in it.


He's more upset that Herb Kohl kept Hammond and that ultimately the team goes nowhere until Kohl sells or empowers a high quality GM. Wants to keep fans grounded that we've been through the "new coach" will turn things around story in Milwaukee many times. And it always ends the same way.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby step3profit on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:45 pm

ReddWing wrote:I don't know why Sparky is angry. Skiles didn't want to be here and his heart wasn't in it.


the only thing sparky ever gets right is being passionate about Milwaukee having an NBA franchise.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby ampd on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:45 pm

listening to Boylan post game, he may not be the coach Skiles is, but you can tell his attitude is a million times more positive and the players seemed a lot more relaxed.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby step3profit on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:46 pm

and that he wants Monta gone, I can get behind that as well.
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby ampd on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:47 pm

CanadaBucks wrote:Nice to have a C that can run the floor. That one handed oop was sick.


Jennings is actually a decent lob passer, if we actually ran an offense, perhaps we could use that somehow
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Re: PG: Boylan first Bucks coach to win debut since 2007

Postby BigDoggyStyle on Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:49 pm

Get Monta off this team, and we may have something at least worth watching. Tonight was a nice preview. Without Monta sucking, it would've been a near perfect game.
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