F N 11 wrote:Donnyxc wrote:F N 11 wrote:People would flip this as its kyrie’s fault lol
If you define "this" as 2019, would they be wrong?
Hayward a big money guy and former all star was also added into the mix. But lets just blame Kyrie. A few of those young guys have all star potential. It was a hard team to manage.
I agree. It is a "make or miss" league. If you make these shots it's a completely different story.
But on the topic of Kyrie, does a good leader do this:
"With 2.9 seconds to go and the Celtics trailing the Magic by two, Stevens drew up a play in the huddle. Irving didn't like what he saw. He made his feelings known to Stevens before even coming out onto the court.
Hayward, who took the ball out of bounds, passed to an open Jayson Tatum on the baseline. Tatum's fadeaway jumper hit the far side of the rim as the buzzer sounded, and the Orlando fans celebrated a victory.
Irving, though, was only getting started.
Clearly unhappy with how the play unfolded, Irving unloaded on Al Horford and Hayward on the court. Then it continued in front of a whiteboard in the locker room."
source:
http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/26702069/kyrie-irving-failed-leadership-tells-story-celtics-failed-seasonTerry: "I feel like we all still had that one goal. It wasn't easy on coach dealing with a lot of guys that want to be great trying to get theirs."
Is he wrong?
"If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save a game I'd choose Michael Jordan; If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save my life...I'd take Larry Bird." - Pat Riley