sahlensguy
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Tray who?
Treyded. That's who.
Tray who?
Trevor Booker has to be in the conversationK Donovan liked this tweet:
Have we ever had a cooler player on our roster?.....Fesenko excluded of course
That is not what he said.I dont think you saw his recent stuff on Utah. He pretty much said it was on him for not being mature enough.
Nah, read the Desert News article when he came back for the road game this year.That is not what he said.
What he said was that it was his fault because instead of playing his game his way he tried to listen to the coaches. Which is the complete opposite of what you are indicating he said.
I hadn't seen that. Was this before or after the interview in which he said he regretted listening to the coaches in Utah? Because that was also this season.Nah, read the Desert News article when he came back for the road game this year.
"“I think in the past, a lot of people think we’ve got problems with each other, but for me, I let that go,” Burke said. “I’ve grown from it, I’ve learned from it. My experience here was my first experience in the NBA as a professional, so Utah will always have a place in my heart regardless of what people may think.
“Every time I come back here, the scenery, the people here and just the feeling I get because this is where I was coming to do my press conference as a rookie in the NBA so I’m glad to be back here.”
Burke admits he wasn’t always focused on basketball with other distractions holding him back as a young player in Utah. Once the Jazz drafted guard Dante Exum in his second season, he was honest in his assessment that it didn’t help."
I hadn't seen that. Was this before or after the interview in which he said he regretted listening to the coaches in Utah? Because that was also this season.
How the hell am I suppose to know when you dont post any quote of this or context?I hadn't seen that. Was this before or after the interview in which he said he regretted listening to the coaches in Utah? Because that was also this season.
"I blame it on myself now. I can look back and I can say that it was me rather than them because I changed the way I played for the way they wanted me to play. That should never happen."How the hell am I suppose to know when you dont post any quote of this or context?
He was talking about the fans, not the coaching staff. That's understandable. He basically said he let fans get in his head about his game and he started to try and please them instead of just sticking with his game. So he sucked, then fans got on him about sucking, which he didnt take well and it got to him to the point where he changed how he played. That's a huge part of maturity in pro sports in the social media age, being mentally tough against fan pressure."I blame it on myself now. I can look back and I can say that it was me rather than them because I changed the way I played for the way they wanted me to play. That should never happen."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cb...-renewed-mission-to-resurrect-nba-career/amp/
He was talking about the fans, not the coaching staff.
He literally says fans in the paragraph. He never mentions a coach.Interesting. I didn't read it that way, but I see how maybe that's what he meant.
When that story came out, lots of people talked like Burke was talking about coaches, even some Jazz media people presented it like that iirc. No wonder, it stuck in Colton's mind, it did in mine.
No, some sources (or maybe a Jazzfanz thread) definitely talked about this as if he meant coaches, which like Hekate said is why I remembered. But they could well have been wrong.You are probably remembering the stuff that came out when he joined the Wizards and he dropped the "they were trying to break me" quotes.
If he grows up, he will.When he grows up, maybe he'll realize just what kind of opportunity he had and let slip though his fingers.
Considering he's complaining about playing a game for millions of dollars, and considering you could size up how big of a joke he is after 5 minutes, I think it's fair to assume he doesn't work very hard at all, and that more importantly, it doesn't ****ing matter whether he does or doesn't work more than that. He's a 20 year old making millions and has the audacity to complain about really anything.This is not in any way a defense of Lyles, but I don't think we should assume the only time he worked on his game/body/etc. was during practice.