gcclaker wrote:ElginTheGreat wrote:gcclaker wrote:ElginTheGreat wrote:Personally, I do not want to see MDA get booed or hear the We Want Phil chants when he takes the court even though some of that is probably inevitable. Time to look toward the future with the current coach and players.
If those instances were to happen, then it is a sad statement and lack of class on the part of the Laker fanbase.
I hope you are right. But I think the way this was handled along with experts continuing to fan the flames is really setting MDA up for a fall especially if we get off to a slow start in his offense.
It's unfortunate but true. Not fair? Or course it isn't. It's pathetic actually...
I remember a story of Pat Riley gathering the troops in 1987 after an opening game loss to Houston with questions running amock about an aging squad. He told them the cavalry isn't coming and all they had was themselves. Not saying they equate but there are parallels... It's time for this current crew to block out the "peripheral enemies" and just play... It's about the boys and what happens in between that 94 x 50 chunk of hardwood.
D'Antoni wasn't my first choice or second for the matter but I am NOT about to as a fan to wallow in pity and misery about the Jackson fiasco. I've been on a slow burn how the new coach is portrayed. You figure D'Antoni is intelligent enough for some to formulate a scheme to FIT the personnel on hand. F it! Let's go!
Exactly.

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Phil's triangle was introduced in the 90s and pretty much dominated the decade...then it followed up by winning half the 2000 decade. I'm sure you know how old the PnR is, right? Heck, even the offense they're trying to duplicate is from the 80s.




