Kobe averages more assist than Harden. Is Kobe a pass first player????? Don't go into hiding coachbadlee.
Where does it look like Dwight will be going? From other outlets, the Rockets management is a confident bunch. Not sure if sponsors were really told by Tad that Howard is pretty much a done deal.
before Rubio's injury two years ago the Wolves were on track to make the playoffs and then it went down hill after that. Last season he barely played due to injuries. If the Wolves stay healthy they will make the playoffs - they have a lot of pieces up there and a great coach - Lets not also forget the dumbass of a coach Love had in Rambis early in his career that limited his minutes like crazy and preferred to play Darko over Love. Love has been surrounded by idiots his entire professional career up until two seasons ago when the injury bug hit the team. Now that they got rid of the last idiot in Kahn - they have a great shot but chances are they may have already lost him to free agency - if I were treated how he was I would probably leave to a different place as well. This can be read multiple ways - the way I read it. when you impress someone you surprise them with your knowledge and ability. This is a good thing UNLESS the person you were impressing thought pretty low of you in the first place - if those two were impressive Dwight probably didnt think much of them in the first place - thats my thinking. Dwight probably had much higher standards for McHale - one of the all time great NBA big men over a former PG and Budenholzer. McHale probably did better than those two but since the bar was set higher for him - it didn't come off as impressive. McHale I was told is VERY good when it comes to these type of meetings - his relationships with players is one of the main reasons he was brought to coach here in Houston.
Kobe attempts 21 fg a game while harden attempts 17. Now why does kobe have to take 21 shots if he has Dwight Howard, Steve Nash, and Pau Gasol on his team? Now you tell me if kobe is a pass first player.
