cmaff051 wrote:And let me say this, it just amazes me how the usual suspects (NLR, StutterStep) time after time defend the way MSG runs their business. The sleazy way it ran out Don Chaney was evidence enough of how low this company is willing to go to enact its media policy. But time after time the blame falls solely on Larry Brown, and everybody turns their head and pretends that MSG is innocent. Some of you really need to get a clue, the way MSG runs its business is not acceptable and never has been.
Dude, you are a johnny-come-lately who just heard of Larry Brown yesterday. I was watching Larry coach since NJ, LAC and college ball at Kansas and UCLA.
I became a fan of his because of his times at NJN and Kansas (both teams I followed as high schooler). Larry shytted on both, so I stopped supporting him, until he started coaching AI -- who I liked very much.
Larry proceeded to constantly bash the guy, but AI stood tall and withstood it.
But as a johnny-come-lately, all you saw was Larry's success and Detroit; not realizing the guy operates strictly on his own best interest.
I don't condone how MSG does business, but I tend to side with owners who spend money. So, shoot me!
Do you know why IT did Chaney dirty? Let me clue you in: Chaney was the one who sent IT to the bench at the end of his career with no warning for a second year PG that IT wanted the franchise to draft and groom. That shyt was personal, but hey Chaney should have known it was coming, just like IT knew that Bird's hire would mean his firing in Indy.
You need to stop making these generalizations that people are clueless when your only track record on this board is to discuss non-basketall-playing topics. You are never engaged in strategy, but when it comes to gossip, OT, and bashing -- here the fk you come...
Now, please
"get off my dyk and tell your bytch to come here!"
