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so happy they're on the same page-
when the season is over they can now watch the playoffs
together on each others couches....cause this team certainly
is going NOWHERE

They talked it out...so let's see them hug it out.

NBA players' attitude = garbage

QUOTE(#3):

Originally posted 11:42 AM ET  11.15 by Se7en - Vag Express

NBA players' attitude = garbage

As someone representing Che, I'm surprised to hear you getting down on the worker. Some players have bad attitudes but I don't think it's the majority. I'm glad to heat they worked it out.

i think that creepy comment by baron doesnt resolve anything

I'm a long time Baron Davis fan. Nothing Dunleavy has done in the past has had any effect on the Clippers fortunes. They've been doormats for years. Dunleavy would be smart to concede to a different approach. Davis wants to win, and will make the people around him better. It wouldn't hurt to do things a little different than they have in the past. Davis should also accept the fact that he's in a different system, and tone it down a notch to please the coach. Wait until it doesn't work before, taking matters into his own hands.

If these two can't find common ground the Clips are doomed.

Same ol' Clippers.

QUOTE(#4):

Originally posted 11:54 AM ET  11.15 by beaverblazer

As someone representing Che, I'm surprised to hear you getting down on the worker. Some players have bad attitudes but I don't think it's the majority. I'm glad to heat they worked it out.

If those guys are "workers", I don't wanna know what poor people are.

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 03:26 PM ET  11.15 by Se7en - Vag Express

If those guys are "workers", I don't wanna know what poor people are.

The poor people are us fans willing to pay these players and owners millions to entertain us. As long as we are willing to build stadiums with taxpayer money and dish out our hard earned cash on games and merchandise they will remain overpaid workers.

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 09:07 AM ET  11.15 by jgb

so happy they're on the same page- when the season is over they can now watch the playoffs together on each others couches....cause this team certainly is going NOWHERE

You hit the nail right on the head. Of course history tells us that any team with Baron Davis at the point is going nowhere. I honestly love his moxie, but he gets hurt too often and it's not hard to conclude that things are all about him. At this rate, he's destined to be one of those players who accumulates stats, but really doesn't anything worth mentioning.

Why would you sign Baron Davis when your coach is Dunleavy? For that matter, why would anyone sign Dunleavy after he has failed everywhere since he left the Lakers? Oh, I forgot, it's the Clippers.

Davis and Iverson. Two peas in a pod.

The Clips are back to D-league standards

How sweet of them

Dunleavy has the unrealistic expectation that Baron will play team basketball. Fill in your own punch line. Fireworks soon.