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re: KD to Golden State
Posted on 7/4/16 at 11:02 am to WestCoastAg
Posted on 7/4/16 at 11:02 am to WestCoastAg
Of course he can do whats ever best for him. People get salty about it because we want our superstars to be alpha dogs who lead a team not guys who run to one of the greatest teams ever to chase a ring at such a young age. I figured this decision was going to be about three things. Loyalty to OKC which is strong but doesn't really mean much. Creating a legacy in Boston. He would have been a god there if he could have taken them to multiple titles. Or championships in GS.
GS is probably the surest bet so I guess that's what he valued more. Just makes him look like a follower and not a leader to a lot of people. People love leaders. They don't love followers. Especially in sports.
GS is probably the surest bet so I guess that's what he valued more. Just makes him look like a follower and not a leader to a lot of people. People love leaders. They don't love followers. Especially in sports.
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Posted on 7/4/16 at 11:05 am to Patton
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GS is probably the surest bet so I guess that's what he valued more.
isn't winning supposed to be the goal?
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Just makes him look like a follower and not a leader to a lot of people.
i just don't get this. we don't know how things will shake out in GS
and this is coming from the original "KD hides in the playoffs" guy
the "leader" of that team is draymond green
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People love leaders. They don't love followers. Especially in sports.
the NBA has become a team game
the "Jordan Paradigm" doesn't really apply today, no matter how much people want it to apply
Posted on 7/4/16 at 11:07 am to Patton
And people can feel that way all they want, it still doesn't make it any less stupid to me
Posted on 7/4/16 at 11:23 am to Patton
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Of course he can do whats ever best for him. People get salty about it because we want our superstars to be alpha dogs who lead a team not guys who run to one of the greatest teams ever to chase a ring at such a young age. I figured this decision was going to be about three things. Loyalty to OKC which is strong but doesn't really mean much. Creating a legacy in Boston. He would have been a god there if he could have taken them to multiple titles. Or championships in GS.
GS is probably the surest bet so I guess that's what he valued more. Just makes him look like a follower and not a leader to a lot of people. People love leaders. They don't love followers. Especially in sports
Hit the nail on the head
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