TGW wrote:James Harden is knocked knee too:
Beals feet are outside of his knee joints buddy. Look at pick carefully.
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TGW wrote:James Harden is knocked knee too:
Some random troll wrote:Not to sound negative, but this team is owned by an arrogant cheapskate, managed by a moron and coached by an idiot. Recipe for disaster.
Some random troll wrote:Not to sound negative, but this team is owned by an arrogant cheapskate, managed by a moron and coached by an idiot. Recipe for disaster.
“I understand right now that the fan base is not very happy with our performance,” the Monumental Sports & Entertainment chief executive said Monday during an hour-long “Ask the Owner” interview on WTOP. “Frankly, no one in the organization is happy with our performance. But it is very, very early in the season. We haven’t played 10 percent of our games this year. Again, if we learned anything from Washington, D.C. and the political season, we should not call the election too early. I’m not being smug in that comment; I mean it is very early. John Wall hasn’t been able to play back-to-back games as he overcomes an injury from the offseason. We don’t expect that issue to linger as we get into the season. Bradley Beal has missed a couple of games already. John was ejected from a couple of games. Our big free agent signing we think will add a lot of depth to us (Mahinmi) hasn’t made it onto the court, and I believe he will be able to play within 10 days or so. We do have to be patient, but I do understand what people are saying.”
“I would say the last 30 days have shown that anything can happen,” Leonsis said. “The Chicago Cubs win the World Series. The Cubs were last in the World Series the year before the NBA was founded, so it’s certainly been a long, long time. And someone who has never served in public office is our new president, so I look at what happens in the world and say anything can happen. All we can do, or certainly all I can do as an owner, is try to put us in position where year after year after year we can qualify for the playoffs, that we have a really, really good team and hope that we can remain healthy, and one of these years the luck will go our way, the puck won’t hit the post, we’ll win an overtime game that we [lost in the past]. In hockey, it’s so close in the playoffs. So many games go into overtime and you just have to believe that organizationally, and with the players that you have, that one of these years it goes your way. I think we have a team that we can be proud of and obviously it enjoys the community’s support, selling out every game. For the most part, our fans are happy and they all want us to win. I’m very, very appreciative of that. I’ll never take for granted the fans’ ongoing support and love of the team.”
queridiculo wrote:Leonsis Preaches Patience.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/dc-sports-bog/wp/2016/11/16/ted-leonsis-preaches-patience-with-the-wizards-hope-for-the-capitals/#comments“I understand right now that the fan base is not very happy with our performance,” the Monumental Sports & Entertainment chief executive said Monday during an hour-long “Ask the Owner” interview on WTOP. “Frankly, no one in the organization is happy with our performance. But it is very, very early in the season. We haven’t played 10 percent of our games this year. Again, if we learned anything from Washington, D.C. and the political season, we should not call the election too early. I’m not being smug in that comment; I mean it is very early. John Wall hasn’t been able to play back-to-back games as he overcomes an injury from the offseason. We don’t expect that issue to linger as we get into the season. Bradley Beal has missed a couple of games already. John was ejected from a couple of games. Our big free agent signing we think will add a lot of depth to us (Mahinmi) hasn’t made it onto the court, and I believe he will be able to play within 10 days or so. We do have to be patient, but I do understand what people are saying.”“I would say the last 30 days have shown that anything can happen,” Leonsis said. “The Chicago Cubs win the World Series. The Cubs were last in the World Series the year before the NBA was founded, so it’s certainly been a long, long time. And someone who has never served in public office is our new president, so I look at what happens in the world and say anything can happen. All we can do, or certainly all I can do as an owner, is try to put us in position where year after year after year we can qualify for the playoffs, that we have a really, really good team and hope that we can remain healthy, and one of these years the luck will go our way, the puck won’t hit the post, we’ll win an overtime game that we [lost in the past]. In hockey, it’s so close in the playoffs. So many games go into overtime and you just have to believe that organizationally, and with the players that you have, that one of these years it goes your way. I think we have a team that we can be proud of and obviously it enjoys the community’s support, selling out every game. For the most part, our fans are happy and they all want us to win. I’m very, very appreciative of that. I’ll never take for granted the fans’ ongoing support and love of the team.”
Does he really believe the **** that comes out of his mouth?
My god, this is so **** sad. The only thing this franchise excels at is making excuses and this spray tanned clown thinks he's got the pulse of the fanbase.
skinsandwiz wrote:queridiculo wrote:Leonsis Preaches Patience.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/dc-sports-bog/wp/2016/11/16/ted-leonsis-preaches-patience-with-the-wizards-hope-for-the-capitals/#comments“I understand right now that the fan base is not very happy with our performance,” the Monumental Sports & Entertainment chief executive said Monday during an hour-long “Ask the Owner” interview on WTOP. “Frankly, no one in the organization is happy with our performance. But it is very, very early in the season. We haven’t played 10 percent of our games this year. Again, if we learned anything from Washington, D.C. and the political season, we should not call the election too early. I’m not being smug in that comment; I mean it is very early. John Wall hasn’t been able to play back-to-back games as he overcomes an injury from the offseason. We don’t expect that issue to linger as we get into the season. Bradley Beal has missed a couple of games already. John was ejected from a couple of games. Our big free agent signing we think will add a lot of depth to us (Mahinmi) hasn’t made it onto the court, and I believe he will be able to play within 10 days or so. We do have to be patient, but I do understand what people are saying.”“I would say the last 30 days have shown that anything can happen,” Leonsis said. “The Chicago Cubs win the World Series. The Cubs were last in the World Series the year before the NBA was founded, so it’s certainly been a long, long time. And someone who has never served in public office is our new president, so I look at what happens in the world and say anything can happen. All we can do, or certainly all I can do as an owner, is try to put us in position where year after year after year we can qualify for the playoffs, that we have a really, really good team and hope that we can remain healthy, and one of these years the luck will go our way, the puck won’t hit the post, we’ll win an overtime game that we [lost in the past]. In hockey, it’s so close in the playoffs. So many games go into overtime and you just have to believe that organizationally, and with the players that you have, that one of these years it goes your way. I think we have a team that we can be proud of and obviously it enjoys the community’s support, selling out every game. For the most part, our fans are happy and they all want us to win. I’m very, very appreciative of that. I’ll never take for granted the fans’ ongoing support and love of the team.”
Does he really believe the **** that comes out of his mouth?
My god, this is so **** sad. The only thing this franchise excels at is making excuses and this spray tanned clown thinks he's got the pulse of the fanbase.
That hurt to read. What I took from Terd is that he's happy being an average to below average team. He's not really concerned with winning a championship. Teams don't win championships by luck. Its about organizational structure & strength, coaching, and talent on the floor. Unfortunately we're lacking in all phases of what it takes to be a winning organization. He's sentencing us fans to cheering on mediocrity with no plan for the organization to change course. **** you Ted. Sell my team to someone who gives a damn about winning.
DANNYLANDOVER wrote:skinsandwiz wrote:queridiculo wrote:Leonsis Preaches Patience.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/dc-sports-bog/wp/2016/11/16/ted-leonsis-preaches-patience-with-the-wizards-hope-for-the-capitals/#comments
Does he really believe the **** that comes out of his mouth?
My god, this is so **** sad. The only thing this franchise excels at is making excuses and this spray tanned clown thinks he's got the pulse of the fanbase.
That hurt to read. What I took from Terd is that he's happy being an average to below average team. He's not really concerned with winning a championship. Teams don't win championships by luck. Its about organizational structure & strength, coaching, and talent on the floor. Unfortunately we're lacking in all phases of what it takes to be a winning organization. He's sentencing us fans to cheering on mediocrity with no plan for the organization to change course. **** you Ted. Sell my team to someone who gives a damn about winning.
Amen brother/sister! Welcome to the board!
pineappleheadindc wrote:Double bottom line Leonsis. What a visionary.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Sluggerface wrote:I'm so blown at that interview. I don't know how anyone in Ted's tax bracket, that has owned an NBA team as long as he has, can compare the NBA to the randomness that presides over the MLB and NHL. Just blown.
queridiculo wrote:Ask Boswell.
https://live.washingtonpost.com/ask-boswell-20161107.htmlQ: Ernie Grunfeld
Grunfeld has been the GM since 2003. How many more coaches is he allowed to fire before his enabler, Ted Leonsis, fires him?
A: Thomas Boswell
There are really only two Eternal Questions for which mankind has no answer.
1) Why do bad things happen to good people?
2) And your question.
Sluggerface wrote:I'm so blown at that interview. I don't know how anyone in Ted's tax bracket, that has owned an NBA team as long as he has, can compare the NBA to the randomness that presides over the MLB and NHL. Just blown.