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(Monte Poole) Personally, I don't know how much of this is true and how much of this is spin by those interviewed and the author. The truth is probably somewhere in between. Even still, I don't exactly have a lot of faith in our front office.

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“All my NBA friends were talking about trying to come over,” Davis recalled. “Everybody wanted to come. It was the new look, kind of like Phoenix, except we were younger. We were up-and-coming. We were potent. Then … I don’t know … it just came apart.”

soo painful to read this article.

by saintdee on Mar 16, 2009 11:07 PM PDT reply actions  

Yep

fantastic piece of Journalism. I’m simply dumbstruck by the greed of the men running the warriors. You’d THINK they would want a successful team.

by Lincoln Logs on Mar 17, 2009 12:18 AM PDT up reply actions  

I highly doubt that is complete truth

Baron Davis is notoriously selfish and Rowel screwed him over by vetoing Mullin’s proposed extension. I certainly wouldn’t put it past him to spin all he can against Rowel and the Warriors FO. Nothing he said is remotely objective. Who wanted to come over? Who was excited about joining the Warriors? What does he mean “it just came apart”? He has wanted to be in LA his entire career. He’s friends with Elton Brand. He wants to start a movie career. He opted out and immediately signed with the Clippers before the Warriors had a chance to blink.

There’s some truth to what he says certainly, but I’d be suprised if it wasn’t 80% spin on his part.

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by Dubs fan in Boston on Mar 17, 2009 2:32 PM PDT up reply actions   1 recs

How much is "true???"

It’s been obvious for weeks that ALL of this is true, and that an unstable Nelson (enabled by incompetent management) is taking the team down a rat hole with him. Whatever basketball “genius” Nelson may have once possessed, is now completely submerged by his own excesses. (Alcoholism? Personal demons? It doesn’t really matter “why.”) What matters is that he has lost the team, and there will be no turn around until he is gone. It’s a sad, but true (and probably inevitable, given his history) story the Warrior’s management should’ve been able to see coming from their last encounter with the guy. (In case you’ve forgotten, we’ve been here before with Nellie, and he finally got fired.)

The last remnants of the “we believe” crew are still hoping that their eyes are somehow deceiving them. They aren’t. This team, and Nelson, are exactly what they appear to be. Hopeless Chaos.

by formerlythecity on Mar 17, 2009 1:31 AM PDT reply actions  

Rowell grovels at Nellie's feet

and Cohan is Rowell’s sugar daddy. The end of this incompetence is nowhere in sight.

by misterjennings on Mar 17, 2009 6:29 AM PDT up reply actions  

I think this is a good article

But I don’t think it is Nelson pushing Mullin out and doesn’t deserve any of the blame.

by outqast on Mar 17, 2009 9:58 AM PDT reply actions  

Barnes

Barnes wasn’t resigned because he had a bad year. His play at the Suns in also inconsistent, but better than last year.

I still doubt having last years team we would make the playoffs. Doesn’t excuse the bad decisions management made (too much money for Maggs, etc)

by mosdl on Mar 17, 2009 10:00 AM PDT reply actions  

I have always been a supporter of Nellie...

after all, he DID revive this franchise and without him as coach, even with the players that year, we wouldn’t have experienced the We Believe campaign of 06-07, having said that, it made me want to support him after all this crap that’s been going on in the front office. But as more and more news talks about him and how he’s part of the problem, I can feel my support for him shrink and shrink and now I question should be really be the coach of this team if we want to get out of the lottery?

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by JustSomeName on Mar 17, 2009 12:29 PM PDT reply actions  

Other than the whole alleged mullin fued

Nellie doesn’t seem to have been involved in the bad decisions. He probably wanted Baron back.

As for Monta – he didn’t want the suspension.

tmnt/crawford – he seemed to like tmnt, but Al didn’t like the positions he was playing. Not sure if nellie wanted crawford or not. Doesn’t seem like it.

Barnes – seems to be he and nellie didn’t get on well, but barnes was playing plain bad last year.

Maggs signing – dunno if he was involved.

jrich – again no idea if nellie was part of that. Doubtfull?

Granted nellie has made some bad coaching choices, but I think we are blaming him a bit too much.

by mosdl on Mar 17, 2009 2:17 PM PDT up reply actions  

how can nelson apologists read articles like this constantly from local and even some national reporters

and still say that the people on here that dont like nelson and feel he’s hurting the team are just a few crazy bandwagon fans who dont know what their talking about? Is it cause they’ve been so stern on their opinion they’d feel foolish for giving in now?

by 123707THIZZ on Mar 17, 2009 3:36 PM PDT reply actions  

ROWELL NEEDS TO GO!

I think Rowell is the bad guy here. He seems to know very little about basketball, and he is the money guy who can’t seem to manage Cohan’s money very well. How can you let one of the best player’s in the league and the guy who made your team relevant again go, then throw around even more money on guys with even more question marks and who would help your team less. It makes no sense. Cohan, be a man and fire Rowell now before he does any further damage and alienates all the fans who stuck with you during the playoff drought. You are nothing without the fans, and if you replace Rowell now, i guarantee every Warrior fan will praise you for it.

by tig8 on Mar 17, 2009 11:36 PM PDT reply actions  

Cheap shot article

Got some personal stuff from Baron who’s having a terrible season as a player and the team. I live in LA and you should see how crappy he’s playing. remember those games he occasionally would shoot us out of??? Almost every night here in Clipperland.

Unsourced league execs??? Cheap.

The end was the worst- Poole just drops the bomb of “Nelson has lost the locker room”. Don’t know about you guys, but save for the Suns game, the Warriors have been in almost ALL of their losses this year. This time has not quit on Nelson.

That doesn’t mean there’s all roses.

Front office turmoil. Check. Disgruntled players. Check. But with the players it’s all understandable. Not enough minutes to go around a certain positions. Injuries. Petulant rookies.

Tell me – do you think Randolph would be playing with the control he is now had Nelson not put him in the doghouse early on?!?!?

Nellie will put a winner on the court next season. Bet on it.

by joegiant on Mar 18, 2009 1:05 AM PDT reply actions   2 recs

League Pass

I’ve watched every game this year. they’ve only had a handful of games they’ve been blown out. this team has never quit, unlike the musselman, montgomery, carlesimo years – that’s quitting on the coach.

unless some MAJOR problem, like Monta demanding a trade, this team will win 50 games next year. They will need to get some rebounding help and a PG, but between their tradeables and draft pick they should get those needs filled.

btw…Kidd and Nash are free agents…think one of them might want to come play for Nellie?!?!?

by joegiant on Mar 19, 2009 3:06 PM PDT up reply actions  

It is interesting and valuable—as far as credibility goes—that MTII backed this. Kawakami is a conspiricist, and Poole often writes on what he doesn’t know, but MTII is much more careful.

A sad state we are in. At least Nelson can recognize talent (when he’s not about to drive it away), so hopefully we have some nice pieces to build on by the time he goes back to Maui.

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by haverecords on Mar 18, 2009 3:20 AM PDT reply actions  

this was a good article

sad but good

"Maybe I need somebody that can save me from the parts of myself that keep making me crazy" -Slug-

by drizztismoneybaby on Mar 18, 2009 7:36 AM PDT reply actions  

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