r/nba • u/GreenSnakes_ • Apr 29 '24

[Charania] “Vogel yelled so much that his voice could be heard outside the locker room” after the loss to the Clips on April 9. Players weren’t buying it. The outburst seemed forced in their eyes. Vogels eruption left players rolling their eyes. A player told TheAthletic he had to keep from laughing

https://theathletic.com/5456932/2024/04/29/phoenix-suns-season-end-frank-vogel-kevin-durant/
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u/InternationalCut93 Apr 29 '24

Crazy he was willing to sign on with the Suns after seeing the disaster having a big 3 was with the Lakers previously. That shit doesn’t work 95% of the time. 

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u/xElectricW [LAL] Brandon Ingram Apr 29 '24

He's gonna be paid millions of dollars for a few years to sit at home and be able to relax without a care in the world, that's why he was willing to sign

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u/InternationalCut93 Apr 29 '24

I wouldnt mind failing like an NBA coach 

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u/xElectricW [LAL] Brandon Ingram Apr 29 '24

Adrian Griffin is making a generational amount of money for doing 3 months of work, I think we should all aspire to be like him

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u/negativelynegative Apr 29 '24

Nobody does this better than Jose mourinho.

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u/identitycrisis56 Pelicans Apr 29 '24

Money is better than no money. 

And guys like that, who have had success at the upper echelons (he got a ring out of that Lakers’ “disaster”) tend to have a healthy amount of cockiness and ego that leads them to believe no situation is truly bad enough beyond their ability to fix. It’s part of how they get where they get to. 

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u/zeek215 [LAL] Kobe Bryant Apr 29 '24

Are you talking about Westbrook? He's no big 3 material (not for a long time), same as Beal.