In LA, he’ll be walking onto a roster that features one of the most ball-dominant, high-usage stars of all time in James. It’s no secret that Westbrook is at his best when the ball is in his hands and he’s surrounded by shooters. How he’ll fit next to LeBron James and Anthony Davis is a perplexing question. He became the all-time leader in triple-doubles this past season in Washington, but the uber-athletic point guard has proven to be a bit of a rough-fitting puzzle piece throughout his career. B, it’s not gonna go away.The deal marks the third-straight summer in which Westbrook has been dealt to a new team (he was sent to the Rockets in 2019 and the Wizards in 2020). “For me, I just think that we’re doing too much trying to analyze reactions and people dapping each other up, but you’re right. It is a story that isn’t going away, particularly when the Warriors go on the road. They are going to overanalyze every player’s social media. People are going to want to know what is happening in every huddle. Joe Shasky said this is the kind of thing that will happen all year. Hill, who was in the arena for the game, said that no fans booed Draymond Green when he received his championship ring, but his ovation was dwarfed by the ones many other players got. He said that the tension amongst the Warriors is clear right now even to the people watching at home. Bonta, it’s always a negative thing for everyone involved. People are trying to spin this into a positive. It’s few and far between,’ and I’m paraphrasing here ‘but it’s always a negative.’ And he’s the first person I’ve heard say that. “There is no broadcaster BS when I hear him and he basically said ‘Does it happen? Yes. “Mullen gives you authentic,” he told his co-host Bonta Hill on 95.7 The Game’s Morning Roast. Shasky found it refreshing that someone acknowledged the fanbase’s fear. That is not what Chris Mullen had to say on the NBC Sports Bay Area broadcast. He said a fight between teammate in practice was treated like something that happens regularly. He criticized TNT’s national broadcast for the way they talked about the fight. Joe Shasky said Wednesday morning that it will be a story all year long. What should have been a night of celebration was overshadowed by the fight earlier this month in practice between Jordan Poole and Draymond Green. The Golden State Warriors hosted the Los Angeles Lakers in the late game. To represent the big fellas, I can’t wait.”Ī brand new NBA season tipped off on Tuesday night.
“It’s going to be fun to be a part of that and some of the guys and I have gotten into to it. “You think about it in the game, probably the quarterback, they’re first and we’re (left tackle) probably second as far as who needs to know the most on the field all the time on the offensive side of the ball,” Whitworth said. Whitworth says that his perspective should be considered just as valuable because of what his position is asked to know. You know there’s not much out there for the offensive linemen getting the chance to talk about the game they love and the passion they have for it and really, from our perspective.” Joining Burns and Gambo on Arizona Sports 98.7, Whitworth said he was having a good time on the set and is proud to be doing it.
He recently made note of how he’s fortunate to have the position because those who played his position aren’t represented well in media. Andrew Whitworth has been a bright light on the set on Amazon Prime’s Thursday Night Football pregame show.
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