The Corey's wrote:SparringPartner wrote:themoneyteam2 wrote:
2020 - bubble, go down 0-2, lose
2022 - Homecourt, 2-1 lead, lose three straight
2023 - Homecourt, go down 0-3, lose
2024 - YES, finally
2025 - Homecourt, go down 0-2, lose
Have low standards, that's fine, but don't call others out because they have higher standards than you; how you lose matters. Regular-season wins mean more to you than competing for a championship. If you're not competing for championships, you should be resetting, period.
It was a troll response from them. It's fine to call me out for takes you don't like, to **** on my basketball IQ and to even ask me what value do I add here. I've taken abuse from some of the worst dinks around here for years. Even come to a appreciation for most of them.
But to say I was bitching about the Celtics not sweeping the Mavs and essentially implying that even when winning a title it wasn't good enough for me is horse ****. It's a outrageous lie and pretty pathetic from someone who hardly shows their face around here.
These trolls come and go but I'm consistent as always. When they have the best roster in the league I call it like it is and when they aren't looking too hot it's the same story.
That was truly a embarrassment of a response from someone who came out of the woodworks to take a **** they were feeling some kind of way.
It matters how you lose. Does anyone see INDs, or DENs season as a failure this past year? On the flipside, CLEs or MINs?
It's not about always winning the championship, of course, that's important, but when you continue to lose the way the C's have lost, it's unacceptable to me. The common denominators are Brad, JT, and JB. Pretty sure that's why Brad left coaching. To me, JB is the odd man out and the first real domino to a reset.
