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Agent Of Chaos retweeted
This is legitimately the one of, if not the best things (answers) I’ve ever heard.
This translates to every room full of men on any continent. Just swap the competition for wanting to get back home safe.
Oars in sync.
Asked Joe Mazzulla about what the general public doesn’t understand about NBA locker rooms and player relationships:
“That’s a really good question. I think that’s it. And one, I’ll tell you right now, all 30 teams, it’s not Boy Scouts. We’re not all just sitting there getting along, and everyone’s happy-go-lucky. I mean, that’s just not how the world works. So to think that a group of guys are just supposed to be happy with each other all the time. This isn’t camp. We’re going after something that’s highly competitive and stressful, and there’s things at stake, and with that comes conflict. Doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing. You work through things together. Secondly, you got people that are single, married, divorced, kids, no kids. People have been traded four times. People haven’t been traded at all. You just have a plethora of experiences from on and off the court that you have to mix together into a group of guys, and you have to leave space for that. And but it’s not over that. I think the one thing I’d like people to understand is this isn’t supposed to be summer camp where we all just get along all the time. There’s plenty of times within a great culture, good culture, where you have disagreements, you have things where you say, hey, we could have done this better, we should have did this, we didn’t do that. That’s just a part of the competitive journey and going after greatness together. So, but they’re also humans. They’re people. They got guys that have been through a bunch of different stuff, and I think it’s important to highlight that and leave space for that. And there’s different personalities. There’s different opinions. The way they view the world is different. I think that’s the piece that I enjoy, is just getting a group of guys and creating a space where everyone understands each other. And how can we get to the point where we just go after greatness together, but at the same time appreciate each other’s life?”
Agent Of Chaos retweeted
Asked Joe Mazzulla about what the general public doesn’t understand about NBA locker rooms and player relationships:
“That’s a really good question. I think that’s it. And one, I’ll tell you right now, all 30 teams, it’s not Boy Scouts. We’re not all just sitting there getting along, and everyone’s happy-go-lucky. I mean, that’s just not how the world works. So to think that a group of guys are just supposed to be happy with each other all the time. This isn’t camp. We’re going after something that’s highly competitive and stressful, and there’s things at stake, and with that comes conflict. Doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing. You work through things together. Secondly, you got people that are single, married, divorced, kids, no kids. People have been traded four times. People haven’t been traded at all. You just have a plethora of experiences from on and off the court that you have to mix together into a group of guys, and you have to leave space for that. And but it’s not over that. I think the one thing I’d like people to understand is this isn’t supposed to be summer camp where we all just get along all the time. There’s plenty of times within a great culture, good culture, where you have disagreements, you have things where you say, hey, we could have done this better, we should have did this, we didn’t do that. That’s just a part of the competitive journey and going after greatness together. So, but they’re also humans. They’re people. They got guys that have been through a bunch of different stuff, and I think it’s important to highlight that and leave space for that. And there’s different personalities. There’s different opinions. The way they view the world is different. I think that’s the piece that I enjoy, is just getting a group of guys and creating a space where everyone understands each other. And how can we get to the point where we just go after greatness together, but at the same time appreciate each other’s life?”
NEW COLUMN: All eyes were on Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown ahead of Celtics-76ers, as the most highly scrutinized NBA teammate duo faced off for the first time.
But, in my view, the whole conversation around Tatum and Brown has been wrong for a very long time:
celticsblog.com/boston-celti…
Agent Of Chaos retweeted
It’s like defense matters.
PPG
SF - 6th
BUF - 16th
CIN - 14th
CHI - 9th
DAL - 26th
Damn it, Dak!!
Agent Of Chaos retweeted
Nobody is realistically picking Dallas to beat San Fran with this defense.
But we already know how the narrative will go.
DAL win: “Not impressive. Look at all the injuries SF has.”
DAL loss: “See? Dak can’t beat good teams.”
Agent Of Chaos retweeted
They've really just missed on way too many picks the last 5-6 years. Thats what it boils down to.
Point to a position group thats weak, and you'll see multiple times where they tried to draft it and failed.
The Cowboys have not done nearly enough this season in roster construction.
Edge room has been disastrous.
LB room has been a revolving door.
Safety is bleeding out.
RB2 is once again being undervalued.
To say they’ve already done enough is laughable. Porter wasn’t awarded to us… It was overdue and, honestly, still doesn’t suffice.
Agent Of Chaos retweeted
Y'all rememeber when the raptors were testing the cages in Jurrasic Park?
That 2nd half is gonna be a blood bath. He's gonna find a weakness (there's many) and beat them boys within an inch of their life.
The 49ers use motion on 71.5% of their offensive plays this season, the highest rate in the NFL.
The Cowboys have allowed +0.11 EPA per play against motion, LAST in the NFL. @DLLS_Cowboys
Replying to @akafaceUS
Peter Thiel’s Roth IRA move ranks high. In 1999 he put roughly $1,700 of near-worthless PayPal founder shares into a Roth meant for ordinary savers. Those shares later exploded; by 2019 the account held about $5 billion, all tax-free forever under the rules.
Agent Of Chaos retweeted
Caron Butler says Kobe once erased the play a coach drew up while asking the huddle who wanted to be a part of history and to give him the ball and meet him in the tunnel to celebrate after he hits the game winner, and says in the middle of losing games by double digits Kobe would be thinking about how he would use that loss as fuel to win a championship
“Man, it’s crazy because I have two. One I never told, and one I kind of touch on often. The time we were in Charlotte, I forget the coach, I don’t know if it was Rudy T or Frank Hamblen. They were drawing up a play, because Rudy T left halfway through the season, so it might have been Frank Hamblen.”
“But whoever our coach was at the time, he was drawing up the play, and Kobe just kind of wiped the board real quick. He was like, ‘Hey, who wants to be part of history?’ And everybody was like, Lamar was like, ‘I want to be part of history.’ He’s like, ‘You take the ball out, I’m going to get open right here, throw it to me, everybody run out the damn tunnel.’”
“And that’s just a true story, dog, like real time. Nobody knew where to go on the court. He was like, ‘He’s going to catch it somewhere right here, just get out of the way, run.’ And that’s what happened in real time.”
“He was like, ‘Whoever wants to be part of history, throw me the ball. I’m going to be right here.’ But I think after everything, all the adversity that we were going through, the Shaq trade and all that, I never forget we were in Denver. This story I never told.”
“He was just sitting there on the bench, and he just started closing his eyes and putting his hands up. I’m like, ‘Damn, what is he doing?’ Melvin Hunt, who was the assistant coach at the time, was there. And he just stood up, and I was processing all that because they were booing him and everything.”
“He was like, ‘I’m going to win another three, four titles, and I want to win a championship in this building, in this arena.’ I was just like, damn, him being wired like that in that moment. We were getting our ass kicked by probably about 25, 30 points. He was just tapping in, and I’m trying to get through the game.”
“I’m like, ‘I got 11 points, I’m trying to score 13.’ And he’s thinking about how good it’s going to be. I see chips, and I got to remember this. I got to add this on as my motivation during my process.”
“It was just crazy how he was wired like that. And I never forget, he always told me, and this is what we would always have dialogue about, your second act, what’s next? Even when you’re in the process of what you’re doing, what’s next? Don’t celebrate that, all right, good, congratulations on your new deal, whatever, but what’s next?”
Agent Of Chaos retweeted
This channel is AMAZING. I am watching the 1984 Olympics. It is all the original broadcasts with commercials
The breakdowns are gonna be next level. He knows this system all he’s gonna do is test their communication and rules and they will fail miserably.
Sunday is a humiliation ritual
The 49ers use motion on 71.5% of their offensive plays this season, the highest rate in the NFL.
The Cowboys have allowed +0.11 EPA per play against motion, LAST in the NFL. @DLLS_Cowboys
Dak is so done with this shit 😭
Replying to @Not2BeTrite
Brother, just look at Dak in the back of this clip. The look on his face, he’s done with this chud
































