John Wall opens up about his time in Houston

If that's true, then sounds like he is the perfect person to listen to when talking about KPJ and Green.

 

I can think of 100+ million reasons you are wrong.

 

If the Rockets don’t make some major changes this off season I highly doubt they will make the playoffs.

It’s hard to go from being this bad in so many facets to suddenly making the playoffs.

Worst team in the nba for three straight years isn’t going to just flip a switch and learn to win games. At least not enough to get into the playoffs.

Rockets are going to need a new coach and a serious infusion of talent to even come close to making the playoffs.

 

If tonight doesn't prove to you that these guys can't just "lose organically" rather than intentionally lose nothing will.

 

“What John Wall went through here, and the situation that happened, was unprecedented,” Silas said. “There was gonna be no easy way for it to go down. There's gonna be no happiness on either side. We tried to make it as good as possible for him as an organization. Obviously, the organization decided that the rebuild was going to be underway and talked to John about it. I had multiple conversations with John about it and came to the conclusion that him not playing would be the solution.”

Silas confirmed that he asked Wall to work out prior to practices and not join the team for them. That would allow more practice reps for younger guards, including Green and Kevin Porter Jr.

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/te...john-wall-stephen-silas-responds-17726567.php

Silas and Feigen protecting Stone here.

 

While I don’t doubt things are chaotic with the team, washed John Wall throwing strays at his former teammates like he’s prime Kobe Bryant isn’t a good look.

 

It's incredible, Stephen dude is living in his own NBA mind bubble.

 

John Wall is a joke. I didn’t see Mia Khalifa at a single game.

 

Wall is giving HIS prospective; so there is truth to him. I think Wall gives some validity to what is going on here. Take out all the feelings and understand he doesn’t benefit from sharing his statements. I am sure he is trying to justify his involvement but even then when fact checked his statements remained truthful.

 

Wall is a five time all star making 45 million this year off this clown organization….he has no reason whatsoever to lie. He is speaking truth and should be appreciated for it rather than slammed by the same people who slam me for telling the truth. Sad state of affairs in Houston.

 

Yeah, I know you did not say that my beef is with the people who are saying that and my point about Alexander is that we would probably bee right with OKC if we had a guy like Alexander which is a bad look by Stone.

I think all of this culture stuff is overblown because until recently the entire team was at the very least giving good effort and being competitive, I always knew there would be a breaking point with a rookie coach and the front office pulling the strings.

 

His statements are more opinions than facts so how can they remain truthful and what are you basing that they are truthful on?

He does benefit because now people will listen to this podcast, and he will be asked about this more and more.

 

OOPs.

I will just show myself out

 

Let me get this right, you are knocking Silas because Wall got benched and it wasn't Silas' idea, even though Wall was indeed benched? Hysterical. Facts and outcomes are irrelevant in your world, huh? The personality reigns supreme! lol

Besides, how do you know Silas didn't make that suggestion to Stone in confidence. The ol good/bad cop ploy?

My complaint isn't that Wall was benched. My complaint is that they let a 20ppg PG walk for nothing in return. That is on Stone, not Silas. As a GM, taking on untradable assets is a failure. He screwed the pooch on that one.

 

What i was saying was that if it is true that Silas wanted to play Wall and had to have Stone tell him no, it's a sign of Silas' incompetence.

You simply citing his PPG and ignoring the embarrassing fashion those 20 points were scored is not a great look.

John Wall has no value as a basketball player. None.

The Wall trade was a desperation move to try to keep Harden, it failed.

 

To be fair, Wall was acquired by trading Westbrook who was an even worse asset. Stone inherited the Westbrook/Wall problem. Everybody knew that Westbrook and Wall were as untradeable as it could be.

 

He didn't inherit it per se because he was already on Morey's team, he just got promoted to deal with it.

He knew full well of the inner workings and that Tilman was a penny pincher.

Yes, at that time he would have gotten 'over the hill' 'complaining' players.