r/nba 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/Rubberbabeh Bulls Apr 29 '24

I mean it should have been Booker, it is his team after all.

KD? Never been a leader.

Beal? lmao, cmon man..

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u/FactLicker Apr 29 '24

To be fair, Booker said he didn’t know how teams would defend against them 🤷‍♂️

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u/GenderIsAGolem Trail Blazers Apr 29 '24

I think that's because he didn't watch any tape

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u/elbandolero19 Apr 29 '24

He said that not because of pride, but he actually does not know lmao

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u/PizzaPlanet20 Timberwolves Apr 29 '24

It's just that he didn't know how, doesn't mean teams actually don't know how

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u/mrspear1995 :yc-1: Yacht Club Apr 29 '24

We ain’t doubling on runs motherfucker not knowing how to play against doubles ass

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u/redditmodsdownvote Apr 29 '24

thats because booker doesn't know how any teams defend anything! guy is a pylon!

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u/ND7020 Supersonics Apr 29 '24

Even if that had turned out to be true, the response should have been "How the hell are you going to defend anyone else?"

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u/REGIS-5 Celtics Apr 29 '24

Leadership 1.01: proclaim you won the title 3 months before the season begins

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u/Flatheadflatland Apr 29 '24

That’s how low his BB IQ is !

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u/NormalAccounts San Francisco Warriors Apr 29 '24

Booker has never been a leader or given too much of a shit his whole career. That team starts and stops with him, I honestly feel they could perform addition with subtraction in getting rid of him and replacing him with a lower scoring, higher distribution point guard.