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Toughest schedules so far: 1. Charlotte, 2. Philadelphia, 3. Utah
Easiest schedules so far: 1. Houston, 2. Cleveland, 3. Portland

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rookielbj je napisao/la:Stavio sam u u spojler ali stvarno vrijedi procitati, respect za Kerra. Nije ESPN kriv, krivo je drustvo

This is the world we live in now. I was thinking about ESPN, and they aid off, I don’t know, 100 people. How many people did they lay off over the last year? Well over 100, many of whom were really talented journalists covering the NBA. So, this is not a ESPN judgment. It’s a societal thing more than anything. We’re going away from covering the game and we’re getting closer to sensationalized news. It’s not even news really. It’s just complete nonsense. But If you package that irrational nonsense with some glitter and some ribbon, people are going to watch. So, I talked to people in the media this year. I said, “Why did you guys have to cover that guy?” And they say, “Well, we don’t want to; nobody wants to, but our bosses tell us we have to because of the ratings and readership.” Somewhere, I guess in Lithuania, LaVar is laughing at all of us. People are eating out of his hands for no apparent reasons other than he has become the Kardashian in the NBA. That sells. That’s what is true in politics, entertainment and now in sports. It doesn’t matter if there’s any substance involved with any issues. It’s just, "Can we make it really interesting for no apparent reason?” There’s nothing interesting about that story. You know how many parents of my players that have probably been at home wondering, "Why isn’t he playing my kid?" And yet, we’re sticking a microphone in front of his face because apparently it gets ratings. I don’t know who cares. But people care. They must care. Or else ESPN wouldn’t be spending whatever they’re spending to send reporters to Lithuania when they’re laying off people who are writing really substantial pieces. People like Ethan Strauss and Mark Stein are getting laid off. This is not a condemnation of ESPN. It’s not. It’s a societal issue. It’s been going on for many, many years and it’s really, I think, inland the sports world now.

AirMike je napisao/la:The Athletic, jedan od najboljih sajtova za NBA koji se plaća, i u kome radi dosta iskusnih novinara je objavio da Warriorsi planiraju da najkasnije do kraja naredne sezone dovedu Anthonya Davisa.

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rookielbj je napisao/la:Stavio sam u u spojler ali stvarno vrijedi procitati, respect za Kerra. Nije ESPN kriv, krivo je drustvo

This is the world we live in now. I was thinking about ESPN, and they aid off, I don’t know, 100 people. How many people did they lay off over the last year? Well over 100, many of whom were really talented journalists covering the NBA. So, this is not a ESPN judgment. It’s a societal thing more than anything. We’re going away from covering the game and we’re getting closer to sensationalized news. It’s not even news really. It’s just complete nonsense. But If you package that irrational nonsense with some glitter and some ribbon, people are going to watch. So, I talked to people in the media this year. I said, “Why did you guys have to cover that guy?” And they say, “Well, we don’t want to; nobody wants to, but our bosses tell us we have to because of the ratings and readership.” Somewhere, I guess in Lithuania, LaVar is laughing at all of us. People are eating out of his hands for no apparent reasons other than he has become the Kardashian in the NBA. That sells. That’s what is true in politics, entertainment and now in sports. It doesn’t matter if there’s any substance involved with any issues. It’s just, "Can we make it really interesting for no apparent reason?” There’s nothing interesting about that story. You know how many parents of my players that have probably been at home wondering, "Why isn’t he playing my kid?" And yet, we’re sticking a microphone in front of his face because apparently it gets ratings. I don’t know who cares. But people care. They must care. Or else ESPN wouldn’t be spending whatever they’re spending to send reporters to Lithuania when they’re laying off people who are writing really substantial pieces. People like Ethan Strauss and Mark Stein are getting laid off. This is not a condemnation of ESPN. It’s not. It’s a societal issue. It’s been going on for many, many years and it’s really, I think, inland the sports world now.

Sta ima drustvo biti krivo

rookielbj je napisao/la:

alemsa je napisao/la:

rookielbj je napisao/la:Stavio sam u u spojler ali stvarno vrijedi procitati, respect za Kerra. Nije ESPN kriv, krivo je drustvo

This is the world we live in now. I was thinking about ESPN, and they aid off, I don’t know, 100 people. How many people did they lay off over the last year? Well over 100, many of whom were really talented journalists covering the NBA. So, this is not a ESPN judgment. It’s a societal thing more than anything. We’re going away from covering the game and we’re getting closer to sensationalized news. It’s not even news really. It’s just complete nonsense. But If you package that irrational nonsense with some glitter and some ribbon, people are going to watch. So, I talked to people in the media this year. I said, “Why did you guys have to cover that guy?” And they say, “Well, we don’t want to; nobody wants to, but our bosses tell us we have to because of the ratings and readership.” Somewhere, I guess in Lithuania, LaVar is laughing at all of us. People are eating out of his hands for no apparent reasons other than he has become the Kardashian in the NBA. That sells. That’s what is true in politics, entertainment and now in sports. It doesn’t matter if there’s any substance involved with any issues. It’s just, "Can we make it really interesting for no apparent reason?” There’s nothing interesting about that story. You know how many parents of my players that have probably been at home wondering, "Why isn’t he playing my kid?" And yet, we’re sticking a microphone in front of his face because apparently it gets ratings. I don’t know who cares. But people care. They must care. Or else ESPN wouldn’t be spending whatever they’re spending to send reporters to Lithuania when they’re laying off people who are writing really substantial pieces. People like Ethan Strauss and Mark Stein are getting laid off. This is not a condemnation of ESPN. It’s not. It’s a societal issue. It’s been going on for many, many years and it’s really, I think, inland the sports world now.

Sta ima drustvo biti krivo

Objasnio je Kerr.

Sarmelino je napisao/la:Šta je to sa nba trenerima i debilnim izjavama

alemsa je napisao/la:

Sarmelino je napisao/la:Šta je to sa nba trenerima i debilnim izjavama

Ma kolege se brane

Sarmelino je napisao/la:

alemsa je napisao/la:

Sarmelino je napisao/la:Šta je to sa nba trenerima i debilnim izjavama

Ma kolege se brane

Ma ovaj Kerr baš iritantan sa izjavama koje se ne tiču ničeg skoro. Nije na Popovom levelu kad je u pitanju non basketball stuff, ali je blizu.

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