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Bad foul on Booker for 3. Simply not smart.
We always seem to have a random guard just get insanely hot against us.
Forbes gonna surpass Marcus Smart!
BC, if you're out there, we could use some enlightenment from your extensive experience in management as to what naturally happens when personnel is punished for good performance and rewarded for bad performance...
Anyone want to keep saying how improved Booker's defense is?...
Anyone want to keep saying how improved Booker's defense is?...
As a corporate executive I can tell you that high performers don't get crushed for "at least a year" because of poor management. They eventually adjust to their new surroundings and continue
So either you believe that Bridges isn't a high performer or you are just spouting hyperbole
I believe Bridges is a young, fragile personality whose confidence is easily shattered, as we are seeing tonight...
Bad foul on Booker for 3. Simply not smart.
Tonight's benching might have set back Bridges' development at least a year.
Very Igor-esque.
That isn't a high performer
So if someone was so emotionally fragile that they can't handle adversity for AT LEAST A YEAR
They won't perform in any high pressure situation
lol... and most of you guys used to think I was negative! Folks... this is what doom and gloom negativity really looks like.
and it's kinda hilarious.
Say what you want, but the impact on Bridges is obvious. He isn't even defending well tonight, and that's something we could ALWAYS count on him to do...until now...
seriously. if this incredibly sets back ANY player for a year, you might as well just cut them, shove them out the door and then dump a bag of crap on his head because he's the most worthless player of all time.
so, I guess that's what @1Sun is saying... that Bridges is one of the most useless players of all time... and somehow... deserves to start over our second bets player because he had the first really good game of his career? that is a pretty awesome take.
Kobe Bryant didn't handle being benched well early in his career, either. I guess he was also one of the most useless players of all time. Lakers learned their lesson fast, and Kobe Bryant brought them a number of championships as a result.
These guys have egos. A big part of success in any professional sport, NBA included, is managing egos. Knocking players down for good performance and gifting players playing time that hasn't been earned yields...Marquese Chriss, Dragan Bender and Josh Jackson...