Have fun with that, Boston

[drogbagarnett]

Yes he was schooling Scola
But also Dominating Oberto
And rejecting Manu Ginobili drives...
More importantly, he was:
-Knocking down mid range Js
-Protecting the paint
-being a solid post defender
-and providing a few assits and rebounds
Not bad for your 2nd string backup center at vet min !!

[kozlodoev]

Oh yeah, and speaking about fun, there's also this. Way better than Krstic's chair incident:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woWqSmichOo

Parental Advisory: Bad language and all.

[tonyto3690]

While there is some truth to the article, it has to be taken with a grain of salt.

The author did call D'antoni a good coach, so Rivers' effect won't be any different.

I mean that just says it all, how credible it really is.

[dark_lord]

Oh yeah, and speaking about fun, there's also this. Way better than Krstic's chair incident:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woWqSmichOo

Parental Advisory: Bad language and all.

whoa!  imagine stern's reaction if he were talking about nba refs, lol

[kozlodoev]

whoa!  imagine stern's reaction if he were talking about nba refs, lol

Well, the TWolves fined him for this outburst, FWIW