Fish's record: 15-64
Kerr's record: 64-15
Nice ironic symmetry to that, no?
And we must always remember the very wise words of Spike Lee when Jackson was forced to sign Fish instead of Kerr:
"I think we dodged a bullet with Steve Kerr."
What a dope Lee is.
Yeah..Spike Lee screwed us this year..
I remember 2 years back the golden state fans were booing their owner off the court and chris mullin told them good times were coming. Looks like mullin was right
FireWoodson wrote:Fish's record: 15-64
Kerr's record: 64-15Nice ironic symmetry to that, no?
Wow... did the exact same thing earlier.
So as a child you must of been the type of kid who would run excitedly to your mother with your perpetually broken watch on the two occasions each day when it matched the actual time.
By the way, the Spike Lee comment might be ironic, the "record symmetry" is not, IMO. Irony is linked to expectation, for the most part. If people on UK had been predicting a great season for the Knicks and a terrible one for the Warriors, you might have a form of irony.
Unless you were foolish enough to believe that the Knicks would add about 30 wins to last year's total, and the GS roster would have only 15 wins after a 50+ win season the previous year, there is no irony.
If you trade coaches, The Knicks have 20 wins, the Warriors have 55. Or something within in a game or 2 either way.
Look at the talent each team has - Fisher won't always be this bad, Kerr won't always look so good.
Fisher just got the short straw.
FireWoodson wrote:Fish's record: 15-64
Kerr's record: 64-15Nice ironic symmetry to that, no?
And we must always remember the very wise words of Spike Lee when Jackson was forced to sign Fish instead of Kerr:
"I think we dodged a bullet with Steve Kerr."
What a dope Lee is.
You've already done this exact same thread before- if you look at those rosters and starting lineups and think the results should be much different then you are deluded.
