We know that he's good for the locker room, the guys like him, and he knows the offense, so there is no ramping up for him. That's about the best I can say for Frank. He'll have good games and bad games.
Really? I wouldn't think that considering he's a Trumper.
Didn't know that about Frank. The other guys on the team seem to like Kaminsky just fine, and people of different political ideologies can find ways to get along and be on a team together.
Not to call you out, carey, but in general I like that we keep the main area pretty free of political jabs. I don't think we need to bring his personal politics into things unless his politics are directly in the news or become a known issue for the team or something. I know we have folks from all political sides in here, and I want everybody to feel like the main area of the board is equally welcome to all.
We know that he's good for the locker room, the guys like him, and he knows the offense, so there is no ramping up for him. That's about the best I can say for Frank. He'll have good games and bad games.
Really? I wouldn't think that considering he's a Trumper.
Didn't know that about Frank. The other guys on the team seem to like Kaminsky just fine, and people of different political ideologies can find ways to get along and be on a team together.
Did he change his tune? He came out and said he did not vote for him in 2016 election.
We know that he's good for the locker room, the guys like him, and he knows the offense, so there is no ramping up for him. That's about the best I can say for Frank. He'll have good games and bad games.
Really? I wouldn't think that considering he's a Trumper.
Didn't know that about Frank. The other guys on the team seem to like Kaminsky just fine, and people of different political ideologies can find ways to get along and be on a team together.
Did he change his tune? He came out and said he did not vote for him in 2016 election.
Couldn’t care less who Frank voted for. It doesn’t change the fact that he’s ass on the court.
Not to call you out, carey, but in general I like that we keep the main area pretty free of political jabs. I don't think we need to bring his personal politics into things unless his politics are directly in the news or become a known issue for the team or something. I know we have folks from all political sides in here, and I want everybody to feel like the main area of the board is equally welcome to all.
I don't think that was a political jab? Certainly we can acknowledge that it would be difficult for people that are notoriously anti BLM to gel with a team full of guys that went out of their way for that organization specifically over the bubble period. If I made a mistake identifying him as such I admit to the error. There was quite a bit of smoke about that when we originally signed him but I haven't payed attention to it much since.
Note that I'm not discussing the merit of either organization, merely pointing out it's difficult to coexist.
We can manage some small ball in spot duty if it comes to it if Ayton is in foul trouble and Saric is injured. We have the guards and wings to do it. Just relax. There will be deals to be had down the road or players to be waived prior to playoff crunch time.
Apparently, we didn't run anything in the pre-season. Dallas has no idea of what's coming tonight.
"There are 3 rules I live by: never get less than 12 hours sleep, never play cards with a guy with the same first name as a city & never get involved with a woman with a tattoo of a dagger on her body. Everything else is cream cheese."
Hedo, Hakim Warrick and Childress? Sheesh, what an a-hole.
"There are 3 rules I live by: never get less than 12 hours sleep, never play cards with a guy with the same first name as a city & never get involved with a woman with a tattoo of a dagger on her body. Everything else is cream cheese."
