Concerned? Sure. But giving up hope for a second year player demanding a trade and being impatient with development or dismissing him as “not good” is simply hasty judgment, inaccurate, and unrealistic. Don’t forget about the judgement about the nails and instagram page etc. lol people find ways to hate.
First game since 2019 last night and took my boys to see a W! An honest review, it's been 4 years and the quality of the product and experience has declined significantly. I was trying to sign up my kids for kids club membership, and they kept running out of backpacks and basketballs. There was an hour wait to sign up. My son was worried we would miss the starting line-ups. They ran out of cheese pizza before the game even started, just ridiculous. That's like the #1 food for kids. You can see the negative impact Tilman has had on the franchise. On top of that, the workers seemed miserable and did not want to be there. Just terrible man, really messes up the family experience. I'm glad my kids got to see a win, but it was a disappointing experience overall compared to an Astros or Dynamo game. Tilman is squeezing pennies in the wrong places... And the PA announcer sucks balls. Bring back John Paul Stevenson!
If we can make it to the New Year not too many games under .500 the schedule gets a lot easier after that. Based on our performance the last three games I think we can beat up on the true cellar-dwellers and at least hang with the mediocre performers, so I bet we can make up ground starting in January.
Well folks, we are 16.4% into the season and we're only on a 33-win pace. Need to step it up a bit over the next 83.6% of the season to hit 40 wins.
Brooks and Tate on the court together gave me flashbacks to that year we had Battier and Artest together.
I do not see many mediocre performers this season, there are some former Playoff teams like Miami or Memphis that are way underachieving. Also many playoff teams are mediocre for now, but we know they have been to the Playoffs so that hidden extra gear is there.
