pepe1991 wrote:OrlandO wrote:BadMofoPimp wrote:
The other night Reggie Jackson completely lost his shoe and kept playing defense if not still allowing his guy to score, lol.
http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=18258427
You see guys play on all the time. Must drive a coach mad to see a guy completely stop to fix a shoe in the middle of a defensive sequence. I bet vogel was annoyed as hell last night... we're getting crushed and then hezonja comes in with his shoe untied and forces coach to call a timeout because he's too busy tying it in the middle of an inbounds play. Total lack of awareness. So much for... "I'm motivated, and I'm ready" and "whenever coach calls me, I'm ready." He's looking way too comfortable filling the role of scrub player who only plays in garbage time. I was against it earlier, but I think it's time to send him to the d-league.
You do understand that nobody has " whenver coaches call my name " mentality in real life and that's just BS that players are told to say? That rael life does not works like that ? You ride bench for 15 games, you sit down on bench for 2 and half hours and you are asked to " earn min" by playing garbage time just because starters are getting blown out of building by other team.
Life is not NBA 2K when you put guy on bench forever and he gets in 100% motivated because you turned players emotions in option box down.
ALL players that ride a bench, who are not 36 years old vets who just collect money are frustrated by not playing. And when you have in that position 21 years old kid that didn't play serious basketball game for 2 months on lottery team you get this, guy that has horrific body language .
Being every pro coach Mario has ever played for forces him to ride the bench, Mario should be used to it by now.