2022-2023 NBA Season Thread

[Wamu]

Vaughn is a better fit.

Yep. And the reason is what I said in comment 30,995. Of course a team's going to play better when they have a HC they like.

 

[DJ Fieri]

His subbing patterns? AD and Lebron have missed significant time and they damn near retooled the whole roster. Even after the trades, D-Lo and Mo have missed games.

He's a 1st year coach who, through no fault of his own, has had to use more different starting lineups than anyone else in the league.

All things considered...I think he's done a good job. I have no complaints.

You may not know but @shopson67 and @wildturkey know what I am referring to.

We have seen it in the games we have watched. There have been a lot of factors to this season sucking and Ham's questionable coaching at times is just one part.

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

If you gave the Ferrari to a 12 year old who'd never driven before.

Weren't Steve Kerr and Ty Lue given one too?

 

[DJ Fieri]

The Lakers are the #1 defensive team in the League since the trade deadline.

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

I mean, yes, you are right.

But it wasn’t working and the Nets absolutely had to move on.

I am fine with someone else giving him a try in another city, but preferably not my team.

To be honest, he should have been an assistant first IMO

Especially with D'Antoni on the team

 

[thunderc]

Need the Nuggs to beat the Pels.

I’d say there is a very good chance of that

 

[msgkings322]

Weren't Steve Kerr and Ty Lue given one too?

Both had far more executive experience. Kerr was a GM and finished his career in San Antonio learning from Pop. Lue was an assistant coach for 2 teams prior to getting his job.

No one thinks Nash was a good hire.

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

Both had far more executive experience. Kerr was a GM and finished his career in San Antonio learning from Pop. Lue was an assistant coach for 2 teams prior to getting his job.

No one thinks Nash was a good hire.

I'm not arguing that. He was a very presumptuous hire.

But you can't call him a terrible coach when he was stuck babysitting 2/3 toddlers and upper management didn't have his back,

 

[thunderc]

I'm not arguing that. He was a very presumptuous hire.

But you can't call him a terrible coach when he was stuck babysitting 2/3 toddlers and upper management didn't have his back,

I don’t think Nash was a guy that commanded respect very well. Should it come with the job? Absolutely but that’s not how it is.

 

[shopson67]

1. All dispensary products are strictly regulated here in CO. Obviously I can speak about any other states. But I would think all states have some kinda similar regulations.

Here's the thing about that 2,500 mg gummy. I don't think it's legit, seems black market to me. Between where I live and Denver probably been to 50+ dispensaries since I got my card in 2010.

I've never seen a single product sold anywhere that's 2,500 mg's.

2. It should be but for some really stupid reason it isn't. Only have to 18. Which simply isn't right. No teenagers should be fucking around with some of those high powered items. Anyone between 18 & 21 should be able to purchase weed and nothing else.

As far as instructions this is pretty much how it goes because edibles treat each person differently. But if you buy some gummies from a dispensary the bud tender usually has a little talk with the customer.

General rule is for first timers only start off with 5 mg's until the person knows what to expect.

Someday NY will complete their legalization. The state had good intent when it set things up to source only from NY sources, but a source from another state is suing to be able to provide to NY, which is keeping most of the state unable to open legal dispensaries.

 

[bksballer89]

 

[bksballer89]

 

[thunderc]

It’s amazing what one great game does lol

 

[Stakesarehigh]

The comments in the thread are weird. Are there really people that don't think this was a travel?

It is by letter of the law.

It's not in the top 100 most egregious travels this year.

 

[shopson67]

We would be the 5 or 6 seed of it wasn't for Ham's dumbass coaching....he has cost us easily 3 or 4 games this season.

Not just Ham, but the front office. Not signing a backup C when Bamba got hurt for example.

 

[shopson67]

Yeah, Ham was the problem, not the fucked up roster they had before the trade deadline...

Both can be true

 

[shopson67]

He has cost us with his bizarre subbing patterns....

...and not taking timeouts in a timely manner to stop runs. It's just subbing patterns, but timing as well. He's just SO green...

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Not just Ham, but the front office. Not signing a backup C when Bamba got hurt for example.

This as well

 

[shopson67]

We don't fully know that!

He was given a team with two superstars who were constantly out injured or prioritized their own feelings over the team.

It's like being given a brand new Ferrari without any gas with the nearest station 100 miles away.

Not everyone with a driver's license can handle a Ferrari.

 

[DJ Fieri]

...and not taking timeouts in a timely manner to stop runs. It's just subbing patterns, but timing as well. He's just SO green...

Yep.