HotelVitale wrote:DCRYsing89 wrote:[
He goes out there to win, that’s what we know,
Nothing wrong with that, unless you wanna be a little lazy. Would you be saying the same bout KOBE?
I get why you’d say that—Butler himself always says it—but the problem is Butler doesn’t actually work very hard, his effort is extremely inconsistent and he coasts for huge chunks of the game on both ends of the court. He’s not a guy like KG or Noah who competes intensely and throws his emotions into every minute of the game. I haven’t been in the locker room so don’t know but it really seems like he uses that ‘Why doesn’t everyone else want to win like I do?!’ stuff as an excuse to be prickly and bossy. Just seems like a difficult personality.
Name me ONE player who says he DOESN'T want to win.
Jimmy acts as if he's the ONLY one working hard, and everyone else is lazy. It doesn't help when you are supposed to be a "leader" and you call teammates "soft" in public. Loved JB on the court, but he was and still is a cancer in the locker room. Period.
I see another article about how the 76'ers have a good "chemistry" now. Much like the Wolves without Butler. As the saying goes, winning isn't everything. And having a good environment at the workplace helps you focus on winning. Not bitches calling you names in public and dividing the locker room.