BasketballJones wrote:crzymdups wrote:i think guys here need to let their hang-ups about MDA either way just go and enjoy this team. you are missing out if you don't just sit back and enjoy this. i was upset to see MDA go in the way it happened. i liked the guy. but the team is clearly playing a better, more well-rounded and playoffs-tested style of basketball under mike woodson.just embrace it and enjoy the season. too many guys seem to get caught up in proving themselves right or wrong. i didn't want to see MDA go and i can admit i was wrong and just enjoy the sh!t out of these wins. i hope everyone else can do the same and the arguing is just about the message board. because it would be a shame not to enjoy the best team we've had here in a while. like, the best team we've had in ten years.
When some posters stake a strong claim either way on a controversial issue, they become emotionally involved in the issue, and when they are on the "losing" side (their favorite coach/player is fired or traded) they feel personally humiliated.
Some posters on the "winning" side don't help matters much by taunting the "losers" if the move appears to bring success. The "losers" then double down on their positions, and wait for the next (inevitiable?) change in fortune, when the "losers shall be winners and the winners shall be losers"
That's a strong take to the hoop and the ball will go in, but you will not get a call so no And1 on the play.
A third side to the coin is that some posters see things a few steps beyond others, so they will sound the bells like Paul Revere. They sound the bells to help the other posters avoid falling from the cliff.
It's like a person with ADHD, when they see answers to math problems in their head without knowing how it got there.