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Waaah! Booker can either get over it or demand a trade. Tired of these spoiled prima donna athletes nowadays.
So are you ready to start over?
Waaah! Booker can either get over it or demand a trade. Tired of these spoiled prima donna athletes nowadays.
Treating him as a player, and not a member of the front office does not equate to treating him like property. That’s just a flat out inflammatory comment.
How many of you have bosses that come and talk to you in advance of someone you like being fired? My god you’re all being treated like property!!!
Even better, Sarver needs to stop hiring inexperienced Front Office people, especially as GM.Sarver needs to look at this situation and realize McD needs to attend some sort of workshop to help him develop people skills. It seems like he ignores the human element of his job quite often. It's not a terrible thing or something that isn't fixable but it is a bit of a concern that he's still making the same mistakes years into his career. He handled the Markieff/Marcus, Zoran/Goran, and Bledsoe issues poorly. He needs to learn to make a phone call before taking action on certain things to avoid making more calls later to clean up the mess he created.
Because when you’re running a professional organization you make decisions to better the organization. Not to avoid irritating people. Particular when the actions providing the “irritant” shouldn’t irritate a professional.
Uh, I DID quote you. Yiur entire post. What more did you want?
MAJOR DECISIONSThe Suns put Booker in this situation. Go read.
This was going to be emotional for booker. What part of emotion should not be a part of roster decisions do you not understand? Including booker in the process invites disaster.Often both can be accomplished if one is a good manager.
MAJOR DECISIONS
In no universe is cutting a second round third string undersized recently injured pg a “major decision”
WHAT?!? Wtf are you talking about?!?????You tell me. That's all I ask.
Booker is the Suns version of Lebron.
It’s close to nothing? You’re so far out to lunch here.This was close enough to warrant management discussing it with Booker.
This was going to be emotional for booker. What part of emotion should not be a part of roster decisions do you not understand? Including booker in the process invites disaster.
It’s close to nothing? You’re so far out to lunch here.
People are taking this comment too literal
You mean weve started already?So are you ready to start over?
You mean weve started already?
Waaah! Booker can either get over it or demand a trade. Tired of these spoiled prima donna athletes nowadays.
Agreed and another thing is that the Suns need to stop bringing brothers and best friends to the team because it adds a level of tension when things like this happen.Booker didn’t demand anything. If anything, it sounds like you should be upset at the front office for telling Booker he was the foundation of the franchise. Sure he doesn’t need to be consulted on everything, but not every player we trade or waive is his best friend either. More about common courtesy then getting his ok on it.
I think Bourguet put it perfectly
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Or maybe they did and avoided even bigger problems.I view it differently. It looks like the Suns did not foresee the problems it might cause.
I don’t think you’re ever going to get this one. Nobody is advocating Booker making the decision to waive Ulis, or even participate in the decision making process. But you keep accusing us of saying it.Or maybe they did and avoided even bigger problems.
I think Bourguet put it perfectly
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