Comments on: I wish I was allowed to write this http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/ the mark cuban weblog Sun, 14 Mar 2010 02:30:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: 656 http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-62320 656 Sun, 22 Mar 2009 03:43:01 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-62320 13609822468www.zhishui.com沈阳海华恒远工程材料有限公司专业生产遇水膨胀橡胶对拉螺栓止水环
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]]> By: Brad Jones http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25420 Brad Jones Fri, 03 Nov 2006 19:18:47 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25420 Please don't give up perfecting the miserable calls the referees have been making the past ten yrs. The only person(s)that can get Stern off his high chair and start acting like a person. The 1st persons he went after were Cuban, Artest, and Rahim for the Kings, totally took them out of their game and most of the calls were bull crap. Can't remember the last time Bibby got thrown out of a game with technicals. Who was refereeing: two of the oldest referees in the business that Stern says are the best. Like everything else in this country I'm beginning to believe these refs do what Stern wants them to do. How old are these refs. In their upper 60's and lower 70's. They can't be that alert no matter how in shape they say they are. Do they favor Stern so can keep their jobs or what. Don't give up Mark. Stern is a bad influence for b-ball. What did he mean after the last vote for a Stadium in Sacto, Cal went negative when he said, "A no vote on the Stadium could cause results that he won't be responsible for. Does that mean ki9ss his B--- or you may never see a good team again". Without M. Cuban we will all have to enter the B-Ball stadiums with our tails between our legs. I think the Kings got shafted in the playoffs just as well as the Dallas team. I do like positive owners that put themselves on the line for there teams just like the Maloofs. We need improvment of our refereeing, not handcuffs for the players, owners, and coaches. Right on Mark Cuban. Please don’t give up perfecting the miserable calls the referees have been making the past ten yrs. The only person(s)that can get Stern off his high chair and start acting like a person. The 1st persons he went after were Cuban, Artest, and Rahim for the Kings, totally took them out of their game and most of the calls were bull crap. Can’t remember the last time Bibby got thrown out of a game with technicals. Who was refereeing: two of the oldest referees in the business that Stern says are the best. Like everything else in this country I’m beginning to believe these refs do what Stern wants them to do. How old are these refs. In their upper 60’s and lower 70’s. They can’t be that alert no matter how in shape they say they are. Do they favor Stern so can keep their jobs or what. Don’t give up Mark. Stern is a bad influence for b-ball. What did he mean after the last vote for a Stadium in Sacto, Cal went negative when he said, “A no vote on the Stadium could cause results that he won’t be responsible for. Does that mean ki9ss his B— or you may never see a good team again”. Without M. Cuban we will all have to enter the B-Ball stadiums with our tails between our legs. I think the Kings got shafted in the playoffs just as well as the Dallas team. I do like positive owners that put themselves on the line for there teams just like the Maloofs. We need improvment of our refereeing, not handcuffs for the players, owners, and coaches. Right on Mark Cuban.

]]> By: Haroon http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25419 Haroon Wed, 01 Nov 2006 07:26:26 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25419 They should be able to practice as much as they want. They should be able to practice as much as they want.

]]> By: wailea http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25418 wailea Mon, 23 Oct 2006 22:37:56 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25418 I can't believe the NBA limits practice time. It's not college. They should be able to practice as much as they want. Guess the NBAPA has something to do with this, huh? I can’t believe the NBA limits practice time. It’s not college. They should be able to practice as much as they want. Guess the NBAPA has something to do with this, huh?

]]> By: Jas http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25417 Jas Sun, 15 Oct 2006 21:47:32 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25417 It has to come down to a degree of anarchist communism: doing away with a top-down flow where policy trickles down from above and those below follow it in favor of a lateral approach where people look adopt laterally flowing voluntary associations....serving the commong good by serving your fellow man.<br><br>All the rheotic aside, when the rules are bunk, at the VERY least bend them. As a Raptors fan I was glad to hear that twelve of our fourteen players were in Toronto two weeks before camp started. Of their own volition they came to practice away from the eyes and opinions of the press, fans, and more importantly those directly above them in the NBA heirarchy (coaches, management, and owners). Through a self generated civic spirit more can be acheived in spite of a policy which only seeks to hinder. You just need the will to act.<br><br>By trying to fill in gaps, policy creates brand new holes that those who are willing can thoroughly exploit. Such a large rate personnel turnover this offseason demanded the extra time. If the league is unwilling to recognize it then just ignore the elephant in the corner....ignore those above you in the heirarchy and focus on those beside you instead. Expert knowledge can be blinding....such is the hypocrisy. It has to come down to a degree of anarchist communism: doing away with a top-down flow where policy trickles down from above and those below follow it in favor of a lateral approach where people look adopt laterally flowing voluntary associations….serving the commong good by serving your fellow man.

All the rheotic aside, when the rules are bunk, at the VERY least bend them. As a Raptors fan I was glad to hear that twelve of our fourteen players were in Toronto two weeks before camp started. Of their own volition they came to practice away from the eyes and opinions of the press, fans, and more importantly those directly above them in the NBA heirarchy (coaches, management, and owners). Through a self generated civic spirit more can be acheived in spite of a policy which only seeks to hinder. You just need the will to act.

By trying to fill in gaps, policy creates brand new holes that those who are willing can thoroughly exploit. Such a large rate personnel turnover this offseason demanded the extra time. If the league is unwilling to recognize it then just ignore the elephant in the corner….ignore those above you in the heirarchy and focus on those beside you instead. Expert knowledge can be blinding….such is the hypocrisy.

]]> By: Christian Ter http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25416 Christian Ter Sat, 14 Oct 2006 16:08:02 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25416 I do think such an agreement is misguided and shortsighted on both sides. Both sides should be concerned about growing the financial pie -- and there should be a realization that more practices can have the dual-impact of improved play and better public perception. <br> I do think such an agreement is misguided and shortsighted on both sides. Both sides should be concerned about growing the financial pie — and there should be a realization that more practices can have the dual-impact of improved play and better public perception.

]]> By: Sam http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25415 Sam Tue, 10 Oct 2006 23:26:12 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25415 That is insane 3 hours heck many HS football players practice longer then that in a day.<br><br>How does the NBA use this fine money? Do they atleast donate it to a charity? That is insane 3 hours heck many HS football players practice longer then that in a day.

How does the NBA use this fine money? Do they atleast donate it to a charity?

]]> By: Cassius http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25410 Cassius Sat, 07 Oct 2006 18:59:25 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25410 These rules probably came about because players like NBAPA Rep Patrick Ewing (who I'm not singling out intentionally) were put through grueling training camps by coaches like Pat Riley.<br><br>As with all things Stern (see: dresscode) the NBA went way overboard with their new rules. These rules probably came about because players like NBAPA Rep Patrick Ewing (who I’m not singling out intentionally) were put through grueling training camps by coaches like Pat Riley.

As with all things Stern (see: dresscode) the NBA went way overboard with their new rules.

]]> By: Jazz http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25414 Jazz Fri, 06 Oct 2006 18:55:50 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25414 My thought is that yes the time limit is a fair rule. Not necessarily the time limit itself (Im thinkin 5-6 hours) but the thought of making sure coaches dont kill their players in practice is good. I think the limitation on what they do is stupid though. If a coach wants to use his full time to work on defense, well then heck, let him. It'll be his fault if his team never learns offense. Same goes vis versa. Coaches should be left to choose how much time they spend on what. My thought is that yes the time limit is a fair rule. Not necessarily the time limit itself (Im thinkin 5-6 hours) but the thought of making sure coaches dont kill their players in practice is good. I think the limitation on what they do is stupid though. If a coach wants to use his full time to work on defense, well then heck, let him. It’ll be his fault if his team never learns offense. Same goes vis versa. Coaches should be left to choose how much time they spend on what.

]]> By: David-Plano http://blogmaverick.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25413 David-Plano Fri, 06 Oct 2006 12:08:48 +0000 http://blogmaverick.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/i-wish-i-was-allowed-to-write-this/#comment-25413 This is much like schools that don't allow students to do extra credit because if they did, some students would never get a break from the pressure to do better.<br><br>By setting a limit (3 hrs arbitrary), you don't have some coaches able to have 26 hr workouts each day. It evens the playing court (literally). Though this might not have been a problem with Don Nelson, imagine if you had to practice every day until Avery was satisfied.<br> This is much like schools that don’t allow students to do extra credit because if they did, some students would never get a break from the pressure to do better.

By setting a limit (3 hrs arbitrary), you don’t have some coaches able to have 26 hr workouts each day. It evens the playing court (literally). Though this might not have been a problem with Don Nelson, imagine if you had to practice every day until Avery was satisfied.

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