Ep. 2 Subprime basketball
The Suns journey from moral bankruptcy to financial bankruptcy, technical fouls, the plight of the one team player, are post game interviews a waste of time?
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“Are there any hold me back bros around?”🤣🤣
you need em or you might actually get your ass kicked.
If I sent you what I think is an interesting basketball post to your instagram account would you ever get around to opening the DM? If not it’s cool, my account is @qball.88 The interesting post was players who led this season with bad stats, like most out of bounds pass, stepping out of bounds, etc Great content man this podcast is what I’ve been craving at work to watch
Yeah send it over. I'll look at it, and talk about it on the show for Saturday. 🤙
Question for a future episode (idk if you’ve done this one before) but how do you spot a bad coach? I ask this because as a diehard Blazers fan, a lot of people are unhappy with Billups getting the extension and many believe we should have went after Malone or Jenkins for a new coach. Love the content, keep it going!
Some people know about the rotations and stuff. Like the matchups and mismatches, but in reality I think fans just don't like losing. If the fans like all the players and they're still losing it must be the coach. Billups just caught a hotstreak at the right time imo. extensions happen sometimes and coaches still get fired though. thanks for joining the Paytch man!
Refs play such a weird role - interested to hear what you’re take in refs playing favorites - even if it’s not for like betting odds, but just that one player who might sell more tickets can get a foul when another player who isn’t as famous wouldn’t get a foul for the same thing Is it nice to just keep the game moving? Sure, but it makes it to where you can only really develop a foul baiting skill after you’re a headlining player
that might be a video worth doing on the main channel. I think I tried it once, but couldn't really validate it enough to make a clear thesis. Honestly I think it might be a subconscious way we view the game. Like the player has the ball so much we see every little thing they do. Or maybe stars just learn the game the way it suits them. Trae definitely has developed his game to initate contact on every possesion, but he has to to survive in the leauge.