LeBron seems to have different handshakes for diff folks on his team

[Ogaju]

now how does he keep track of that? LOL.

I just watched the end of the game and he had one handshake ritual for JR Smith, then another ritual for a scrub or coach, and finally yet a different ritual for K Love. These were not simple handshakes either. These folks must really like each other to practice intricate and individual handshake rituals. It is that kind of commitment that leads to championships.

It is starting to look like if the Celtics do not stop Cavs they are headed for a third collision with GSW and probably against his old coach Brown. The coaching may prove to be decisive in that matchup.

If they do meet and Brown is the GSW coach which team gains from that?

[KGs Knee]

I'm not sure the Warriors need an in-game coach. 

[Ogaju]

I'm not sure the Warriors need an in-game coach.

I am sure that they do not.

[KGs Knee]

Wrong thread

[trickybilly]

I remember looking up non sequitur in a dictionary once.

Biscuits taste good.

[Ogaju]

I remember looking up non sequitur in a dictionary once.

Biscuits taste good.

I am sure you found your post there.

[Moranis]

I saw an article about an elementary school teacher from a very difficult school system that every morning before class gives each student an individualized handshake greeting. They are very intricate and each one is different.  The teacher found that it builds a deeper connection with the students. I'd imagine it would hold true in any business including sports

[Ogaju]

I saw an article about an elementary school teacher from a very difficult school system that every morning before class gives each student an individualized handshake greeting. They are very intricate and each one is different.  The teacher found that it builds a deeper connection with the students. I'd imagine it would hold true in any business including sports

Good point TP, and thanks for sharing. I suspected it would build solidarity.