Anonymous Warriors Player: Gordon Hayward Is Liability On Both Ends Of Court
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trade haywards to the Lakers for zubac wagner
that opens up a roster spot to sign carmelo anthony and bring LALA in LALALAND
that opens up a roster spot to sign carmelo anthony and bring LALA in LALALAND
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The nightmare scenario for the Celtics is that Gordan Hayward decided to come back.
Wouldn't be surprised if Irving leaves too. I know he said he'd resign but he didn't sign up for what the Celtics are right now.
Wouldn't be surprised if Irving leaves too. I know he said he'd resign but he didn't sign up for what the Celtics are right now.
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alienpick wrote:Don’t you love it when reporters make their own story up with “unnamed” sources?
If you don’t have a quote/source you don’t have a story. You have heresay or rumour. This is not journalism. It’s twelve year old girl lunch room gossip.
As a former journalist who teaches at a university, reporters using unnamed sources has been an established practice nearly as long as there has been journalism. People in sensitive or confidential positions are more willing to give insight into a situation if they can do it anonymously, for fear of retaliation.
In this situation, the player probably did not want to be identified because he didn't want any backlash for criticizing a player who is coming off a serious leg injury. People are going to be more likely to defend Gordon Hayward because he nearly destroyed his ankle one year ago and he still is recovering (not to mention he likely doesn't want such backlash end up where he has a meeting with the Warriors front office about his comments).
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Remember those 6 games Paul George played at the end of the season where he played sorta crappy after his injury. Gordon is a little bit beyond that point but he will be fine. They're playing him not because he's great right now but because they need to give him minutes to return to form. This will pay dividends when he wins them games in the playoffs.
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I'm not saying who the anonymous player is but his initials are K.I.
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basketballRob wrote:I'm not saying who the anonymous player is but his initials are K.I.
Kyrie is on the Warriors?
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Sounds just like Jerebko tbh
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Meanwhile the Jazz are as good as the Celtics.
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Draymond still bitter losing to the Butler Bulldogs in the Final Four.
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spikeslovechild wrote:The nightmare scenario for the Celtics is that Gordan Hayward decided to come back.
Wouldn't be surprised if Irving leaves too. I know he said he'd resign but he didn't sign up for what the Celtics are right now.
The funny thing about this is that the Celtics almost beat the full strentgh Warriors, and are playing very good basketball this season. Look at their record and net rating.
The situation with the chemistry is overhyped. They will figure it out, and Gordon will also get better with time.
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Which Warrior player is so friendly with a Celtics local reporter that he openly insults the play of a fellow NBA player recovering from a bad injury and also a former All Star?
To be honest, the Warriors players are more likely to give fake praises than saying stuff like this regarding an opponent.
This sounds more like what some reporter / Celtics player felt and blamed it on an "anonymous Warrior".
To be honest, the Warriors players are more likely to give fake praises than saying stuff like this regarding an opponent.
This sounds more like what some reporter / Celtics player felt and blamed it on an "anonymous Warrior".
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Najee12 wrote:alienpick wrote:Don’t you love it when reporters make their own story up with “unnamed” sources?
If you don’t have a quote/source you don’t have a story. You have heresay or rumour. This is not journalism. It’s twelve year old girl lunch room gossip.
As a former journalist who teaches at a university, reporters using unnamed sources has been an established practice nearly as long as there has been journalism. People in sensitive or confidential positions are more willing to give insight into a situation if they can do it anonymously, for fear of retaliation.
In this situation, the player probably did not want to be identified because he didn't want any backlash for criticizing a player who is coming off a serious leg injury. People are going to be more likely to defend Gordon Hayward because he nearly destroyed his ankle one year ago and he still is recovering (not to mention he likely doesn't want such backlash end up where he has a meeting with the Warriors front office about his comments).
Yeah but in modern sports journalism you dont have to have any credibility and there’s no accountability because sports is considered entertainment and no one cares about what’s a lie and what isn’t in entertainment news. If this were a news story from a random political blog, it would be much more scrutinized or dismissed then if it came from the NYT, WSJ, or WaPo. You can make up fake news in sports and nobody blinks.
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Considering he badly Hayward played against them, then I’m not sure it needed to be said. He was awful. But he has had a few games recently where he’s played great.
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draftbarnes wrote:the Celtics have a net rating of +1.4 when Hayward is on the floor. When he’s off the floor though this has increased to a +11.4. That’s a full 10 points per 100 possessions better when Hayward is on the bench.
Wow. ouch I'll offer the pelicans 7future first round picks, 10 seconds, hayward for davis
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It's draymonds overrated a$$
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DannyAingeIsGod wrote:draftbarnes wrote:the Celtics have a net rating of +1.4 when Hayward is on the floor. When he’s off the floor though this has increased to a +11.4. That’s a full 10 points per 100 possessions better when Hayward is on the bench.
Wow. ouch I'll offer the pelicans 7future first round picks, 10 seconds, hayward for davis
They can't trade for him until july
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Najee12 wrote:alienpick wrote:Don’t you love it when reporters make their own story up with “unnamed” sources?
If you don’t have a quote/source you don’t have a story. You have heresay or rumour. This is not journalism. It’s twelve year old girl lunch room gossip.
As a former journalist who teaches at a university, reporters using unnamed sources has been an established practice nearly as long as there has been journalism. People in sensitive or confidential positions are more willing to give insight into a situation if they can do it anonymously, for fear of retaliation.
In this situation, the player probably did not want to be identified because he didn't want any backlash for criticizing a player who is coming off a serious leg injury. People are going to be more likely to defend Gordon Hayward because he nearly destroyed his ankle one year ago and he still is recovering (not to mention he likely doesn't want such backlash end up where he has a meeting with the Warriors front office about his comments).
I’ll defer to your expertise on journalism, but this is also not some deep hidden scandal that this reporter broke. It’s basically just someone said something bad about Gordon, but I can’t say who. It’s just school yard childish gossip. No truth was exposed, we can all see Gordon play. Even he knows he’s not up to his standard. All this is is an annoymous attack on Hayward. Gordon gets his feelings hurt by some random shot from the dark. He can’t even face his attacker. It’s poor journalism, ethically.
Also, I understand people open up more off the record; but there’s a credibility issue relying on unnamed sources. Now if the truth, when exposed, backs you up, fine; but there’s a slippery slope saying things that you know can’t be proven or disproven. This reporter probably isn’t lying. I believe their story is plausible, But it’s childish and weak reporting. I’m sure even an expert in journalism would agree.