Good "One and Done" article, Pitt mentioned...

[Pitt79]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/grap...madness-one-and-dones/?utm_term=.17fb436c2893

 

[NCanton Panther]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/grap...madness-one-and-dones/?utm_term=.17fb436c2893

Kudos to you for merely indicating that Pitt was mentioned in the article and not elaborating further.

 

[Pitt79]

Can't you read? they talk about our lone one and done, Steven Adams, basically as an example of a team not a blue blood who gets a one and done as a rarity, because Jamie Dixon had connections in NZ, and really doesn't succeed much with it.

 

[NCanton Panther]

Can't you read? they talk about our lone one and done, Steven Adams, basically as an example of a team not a blue blood who gets a one and done as a rarity, because Jamie Dixon had connections in NZ, and really doesn't succeed much with it.

I wasn’t pointing any negative fingers at you, actually a compliment.

You noted Pitt was mentioned in the article. Before reading, it was a given that it had to be about Adams. I already forget the exact wording, but when they bring him up in the article, they mention something to the effect of he and Jamie Dixon’s club getting clobbered in the 1st round of the tourney. So I thought it was good that you just indicated that Pitt was mentioned in the article and didn’t make any point out of the reference to JD getting clobbered in the tourney as we know what that could lead to.

 

[below0w]

I wasn’t pointing any negative fingers at you, actually a compliment.

You noted Pitt was mentioned in the article. Before reading, it was a given that it had to be about Adams. I already forget the exact wording, but when they bring him up in the article, they mention something to the effect of he and Jamie Dixon’s club getting clobbered in the 1st round of the tourney. So I thought it was good that you just indicated that Pitt was mentioned in the article and didn’t make any point out of the reference to JD getting clobbered in the tourney as we know what that could lead to.

But now you've mentioned it, causing the memories of all those awful first round performances to flood back into my brain. Save me dopamine!