Da fuck outta here man. Negros and there lack of responsibility I tell ya. This statement is almost as bad as the Chicago Nigga blaming Joe Dumars for ruining Iverson's career. 
Man he needs to grow the fuck up
You might want to watch the clip again, and each time you watch it look at each of his teammates reaction to that play. Then come back and tell us it was Durant mad and not letting him get his "shine".
And that's Cheeks fuckin fault this asshole acts unprofessional and immature.
GTFOH. They defended him in the finals last year, when even Magic Johnson said that he had NEVER see a PG play that poorly in a Finals game. They defend him taking more shots than KG. This most recent offense is a culmination of the pacification of this dude. Something has got to change.
Fam, the more I read the reaction to what Westbrook did the more shocked and depressed I get about the mentality of people today. I am NOT going to qualify my comments by highlighting Westbrooks "potential" or unique skill set. You know why - cuz it's irrelevant.
Westbrook was a strait b*tch. He was immature. He was defiant. He was unrepentant and really showed his @$$. If this dude does this in front of thousands in a stadium and in front of a TV audience, can you imagine what goes on in practice!?!?! And he is a team "leader"
The problem that I really have is with the head coach and Durrant. Its one thing to back your boy against Skip Bayless when he says that Westbrook needs to give the ball up more - to YOU no less and its another to defend his selfish and explosive behavior the other night. This dude is coddled and "allowed" to be this way behind closed doors and his antics are pacified.
The point is Westbrook was WRONG. he should have given up the ball - period. To go ballistic like that on a team mate is ridiculous. The same people defending Westbrook's actions are probably the same people who dug into Jake Cutler for him calling out his offensive lineman. There is NO difference.
The organization, and more importantly, KD, need to step to this dude. He needs to be ACCOUNTABLE. After the game, during the interview with Craig Sager, this n*gga actually said that he handled the situation "LIKE A MAN"?!?! - with a straight face.
Fam, the more I read the reaction to what Westbrook did the more shocked and depressed I get about the mentality of people today. I am NOT going to qualify my comments by highlighting Westbrooks "potential" or unique skill set. You know why - cuz it's irrelevant.
Westbrook was a strait b*tch. He was immature. He was defiant. He was unrepentant and really showed his @$$. If this dude does this in front of thousands in a stadium and in front of a TV audience, can you imagine what goes on in practice!?!?! And he is a team "leader"
The problem that I really have is with the head coach and Durrant. Its one thing to back your boy against Skip Bayless when he says that Westbrook needs to give the ball up more - to YOU no less and its another to defend his selfish and explosive behavior the other night. This dude is coddled and "allowed" to be this way behind closed doors and his antics are pacified.
The point is Westbrook was WRONG. he should have given up the ball - period. To go ballistic like that on a team mate is ridiculous. The same people defending Westbrook's actions are probably the same people who dug into Jake Cutler for him calling out his offensive lineman. There is NO difference.
The organization, and more importantly, KD, need to step to this dude. He needs to be ACCOUNTABLE. After the game, during the interview with Craig Sager, this n*gga actually said that he handled the situation "LIKE A MAN"?!?! - with a straight face.
Fam, the more I read the reaction to what Westbrook did the more shocked and depressed I get about the mentality of people today. I am NOT going to qualify my comments by highlighting Westbrooks "potential" or unique skill set. You know why - cuz it's irrelevant.
Westbrook was a strait b*tch. He was immature. He was defiant. He was unrepentant and really showed his @$$. If this dude does this in front of thousands in a stadium and in front of a TV audience, can you imagine what goes on in practice!?!?! And he is a team "leader"
The problem that I really have is with the head coach and Durrant. Its one thing to back your boy against Skip Bayless when he says that Westbrook needs to give the ball up more - to YOU no less and its another to defend his selfish and explosive behavior the other night. This dude is coddled and "allowed" to be this way behind closed doors and his antics are pacified.
The point is Westbrook was WRONG. he should have given up the ball - period. To go ballistic like that on a team mate is ridiculous. The same people defending Westbrook's actions are probably the same people who dug into Jake Cutler for him calling out his offensive lineman. There is NO difference.
The organization, and more importantly, KD, need to step to this dude. He needs to be ACCOUNTABLE. After the game, during the interview with Craig Sager, this n*gga actually said that he handled the situation "LIKE A MAN"?!?! - with a straight face.
JUST TRADE HIM, HE ISN'T CREATING SHOTS FOR ANYONE AS A POINT GUARD, THEY MAY AS WELL TARDE HIM FOR RODNEY STUCKEY...HE WOULD GIVE YOU THE SAME SHIT......
Somehow, KD is getting a pass on his shitty game 6.
Not at all.. We all roasted his ass... But, as you see, Russ has been doing this shit over 6 years now.. When does the progression and growth take hold?? He plays a few good games and reverts back to the dumb shit.. Russ does this shit habitually. And has for YEARS..
I see the difference. What I hope you see is that Russ did not lose this series. I saw a mix of Russ playing well while KD didn't, followed by KD slaying it while Russ fucked up. I really liked the play of Kanter, Adams, Robeson, & Waiters. The stars simply need to make better decisions. BOTH of them.
Yea, im not really into dividing blame equally for the purposes of fairness. Again, Russ has a history that speaks for itself... I bumped two threads for the purposes of illustrating just that... If you objectively watched that series and say both were equally to blame then you and I have nothing to talk about.
The way they was looking. Kd might bounce
There's no need to be passive aggressive. The discourse is what makes this site worthwhile. If we all agreed on every topic, it'd get boring very fast.
Nothing passive aggressive about bailing on a argument where two sides are too far apart to come to common ground. As for their best shot being together... Nah. No longer agree with that. Thats why i bumped the old threads... Nothing has changed... They will both be 28 next season. They are who they are. Russ shows progress but reverts back to the bullshit at the worst given moments. They wont win shit together. 6 years is a lifetime in NBA franchises... Durant needs to salvage whats left of his prime and go somewhere with a coach who can teach him how to win.
