Boogie

I think he is straight up beast mode. Amazing player that does everything. I could care less about the bad rap he gets. Winning would solve everything.

Kings have had a really tough time finding a legit running mate for him. Pretty much have not had any luck in the draft. They can’t attract anyone to play with him either. If they can get one more elite player than they can finally start to make some noise. If not then they should just trade him and start over.

I think he is straight up beast mode. Amazing player that does everything. I could care less about the bad rap he gets. Winning would solve everything.

Kings have had a really tough time finding a legit running mate for him. Pretty much have not had any luck in the draft. They can’t attract anyone to play with him either. If they can get one more elite player than they can finally start to make some noise. If not then they should just trade him and start over.

 Coleman was lazy, especially after he got that 100mil contract. Cousins IS a beast, good call fitzy.

 Coleman was lazy, especially after he got that 100mil contract. Cousins IS a beast, good call fitzy.

 I don’t think you can just disregard poorly run organizations like you did, and recent history backs that up. When an organization is run like a game of 2k, than things typically tend to go down hill, no matter what the talent level is. 

The Lakers with Dwight/Kobe/Pau couldn’t get it together, and were hyped to be a super team. 

The Nets with DWill/Johnson/KG/Garnett were sooo disapointing, and many thought they were another super team

The Wizards with PRIME Arenas/Jamison/Butler could barrely even get 40 wins in the East

Those are just some of the more recent teams that had absolutely stacked teams in terms of talent but never put it together because of the organization and the people who ran it. SacTown is in this same boat, and I think that Boogie shouldn’t be judged solely off of his play with this organization. Put him in a stable enviroment were he has the ability to actually inmpact the game, and I bet great things will happen. 

There’s a reason why many of the same teams are in the lottery every year, it’s because they are poorly run. Any surprise that Sac hasn’t been to the po for almost a decade now?

 I don’t think you can just disregard poorly run organizations like you did, and recent history backs that up. When an organization is run like a game of 2k, than things typically tend to go down hill, no matter what the talent level is. 

The Lakers with Dwight/Kobe/Pau couldn’t get it together, and were hyped to be a super team. 

The Nets with DWill/Johnson/KG/Garnett were sooo disapointing, and many thought they were another super team

The Wizards with PRIME Arenas/Jamison/Butler could barrely even get 40 wins in the East

Those are just some of the more recent teams that had absolutely stacked teams in terms of talent but never put it together because of the organization and the people who ran it. SacTown is in this same boat, and I think that Boogie shouldn’t be judged solely off of his play with this organization. Put him in a stable enviroment were he has the ability to actually inmpact the game, and I bet great things will happen. 

There’s a reason why many of the same teams are in the lottery every year, it’s because they are poorly run. Any surprise that Sac hasn’t been to the po for almost a decade now?