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Re: 2023-24 Exit Interviews

Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2024 2:22 pm
by Rich4114
fatlever wrote:Grant Williams on LaMelo Ball:

"He's had some good vets, but he hasn't had the ones who teach him everything. I think that's something that this group provides."

"In order for our team to be great, we need him to be great, we need him to be available."


100% accurate. Thanks Gordon and Terry!

Re: 2023-24 Exit Interviews

Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2024 7:31 pm
by Chapelchilla
MELO has to hold HIMSELF accountable

Re: 2023-24 Exit Interviews

Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2024 7:58 pm
by amcoolio
I've been around people like Melo in the workplace and my insight on it is that they aren't ready to grow up yet. Still a kid at heart. Zion same way. While we as fans want him to grow up to help the team win, he's still in YOLO mode right now. Barely not a teenager living on his own still and enjoying the freedom that comes with it

Re: 2023-24 Exit Interviews

Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2024 8:20 pm
by JustBuzzin
amcoolio wrote:I've been around people like Melo in the workplace and my insight on it is that they aren't ready to grow up yet. Still a kid at heart. Zion same way. While we as fans want him to grow up to help the team win, he's still in YOLO mode right now. Barely not a teenager living on his own still and enjoying the freedom that comes with it

LaMelo a rockstar living in a different lifestyle than your average NBA player.

He's the OBJ of the NBA.

Re: 2023-24 Exit Interviews

Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2024 8:29 pm
by SWedd523
amcoolio wrote:I've been around people like Melo in the workplace and my insight on it is that they aren't ready to grow up yet. Still a kid at heart. Zion same way. While we as fans want him to grow up to help the team win, he's still in YOLO mode right now. Barely not a teenager living on his own still and enjoying the freedom that comes with it

When you sign a max contract you should be expected to have the emotional intelligence to carry yourself as a leader, including both personal and professional accountability.

The team will never grow until he does (and actually plays some basketball games)

Re: 2023-24 Exit Interviews

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2024 1:34 am
by MugzZo
JustBuzzin wrote:
amcoolio wrote:I've been around people like Melo in the workplace and my insight on it is that they aren't ready to grow up yet. Still a kid at heart. Zion same way. While we as fans want him to grow up to help the team win, he's still in YOLO mode right now. Barely not a teenager living on his own still and enjoying the freedom that comes with it

LaMelo a rockstar living in a different lifestyle than your average NBA player.

He's the OBJ of the NBA.
That's a spot on comparison. The OBJ of the NBA. Melo might be an adult legally, but mentally, he is a child. Melo is a brand before he's a basketball player, in my opinion. It's kind of obvious.

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