NBA Rumors: Kyrie Irving ‘Didn’t Like Living In Boston, Had Issues’ With Team

THE GUY WAS JUST A BUM!

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Must have kept him waiting too long for a table at Legal Seafood.

NYCelt wrote:Must have kept him waiting too long for a table at Legal Seafood.

Legal in Boston? 1st mistake

KyleCleric wrote:

NYCelt wrote:Must have kept him waiting too long for a table at Legal Seafood.

Legal in Boston? 1st mistake

Kyle,

If you don't like the menu at Legal Seafood, BobC and MrKleen might offer to meet you over at No Name instead.

Regards

No Name is # 1, Legal #2 for seafood in my book.

Now if I were back in the restaurant business, I'd open one in Boston called Illegal Seafood.

Not liking living in a city while you are the team's best player and self appointed leader is absolutely no excuse for the actions, on and off the court, made by Mr. Irving. A true leader would have made the best of living in a city that perhaps he did not love until the end of the season for the good of his team and even for himself.

This sounds just like another excuse made by an overpaid, spoiled brat of a man.

Grow up, Kyrie! Boston was exactly what you said you wanted at the tail end of your time in Cleveland as it was a young roster with plenty of talent, had an excellent coach, a need for a positive leader and a rabid fan base that filled the arena on a nightly basis.

If, in fact, you decided that living in Boston was so bad then you should have waited till the season ended and take the best free agent contract that someone else may give you. This is still America and a person can live wherever he wants, however, ALL of your antics could have been done completely without.

Someone who lived in Cleveland complaining about living in Boston?

That's like someone with stage 4 cancer having the cancer totaly disappear overnight thenn complain their life is over because they dont like their new haircut.

112288 wrote:NBA Rumors: Kyrie Irving ‘Didn’t Like Living In Boston, Had Issues’ With Team


NESN by Chris Grenham on Fri, Jun 21, 2019 at 5:48PM


The Celtics are facing the potential departure of Kyrie Irving this summer, and according to ESPN’s Jackie MacMullan, the city of Boston had an impact on the All-Star guard’s decision. In the latest episode of the “Hoop Collective” podcast with Brian Windhorst, MacMullan said Irving “didn’t like living in Boston.” “The part of the thing is Kyrie Irving didn’t like Boston,” MacMullan said. “I’ve been told this by many people. He didn’t like living in Boston. He just didn’t. By the end, he had issues with Brad (Stevens). By the end he had issues with Danny (Ainge). By the end he had issues with pretty much all of us.” Irving had a multitude of issues throughout the 2018-19 season. Whether it was the media or his young teammates, there always seemed to be something bugging the 27-year-old. Of course, the intense media attention that comes with playing in Boston isn’t for everyone, so that could very well have played a role too. However, we can’t blame someone for wanting to move from a place they aren’t happy living in. Maybe heading to New York will be a welcome change for Irving, if the guard decides to do so come June 30.

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lying little Mo Forker. He knew I was moving back there just to kick his conceited little ass and wanted no parts of it!
Drink bleach u scary punk.

worcester wrote:No Name is # 1, Legal #2 for seafood in my book.

Now if I were back in the restaurant business, I'd open one in Boston called Illegal Seafood.

100% nothing wrong with Legal Sea Food - one of the best, most consistent local franchises you will find.

And they have a ton of different options now. Legal C Bar ,Legal Test Kitchen, and Legal Harborside (near the No Name) is 3 floors all with very different offerings.

As for Kyrie

Just not a happy guy.
#1 pick - not happy.
Multi millionaire at 22 - not happy.
Won a chip in Cleveland - not happy.
Joins best franchise in nba history and city where his dad played college ball - not happy.
A very troubled person.

Perception is reality

Entitled pampered brat is gonna have tough time getting max contract, Nets don’t want him. LA can’t afford him, they have to fill out their roster. Teams do their homework, couldn’t get along with Lebron, couldn’t lead a team full of young talent, froze out BS in playoffs, you keep burning bridges it will catch up to you. Did I mention he’s not too durable, has no toughness, anybody see a sliver of toughness in last 4 Bucks games...???? I’d take DeAngelo Russell over him right now, little fagit not gonna get what he thinks he’s gonna get IMHO.

oh I think he'll get a max deal just fine.

even with his personality "issues", he is worth max money somewhere.

it's simply hard to make a list of top 15 NBA players and not have Irving on that list.

Cowens, so I take it you are not in the running for this year's Harvey Milk Social Tolerance Award?

bobheckler wrote:

worcester wrote:Cowens, so I take it you are not in the running for this year's Harvey Milk Social Tolerance Award?

Worcester,


If he is nominated he will not run, if he wins he will not accept.

Either way I think he had nothing to fear on this point.


bob


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Thats why we love Cow. Not politially correct, but always speaks from a good place.

And if we get together and any member of this board, man or woman, gay or straight, got shit from some other fans - Cow would be the first to get up and defend our honor. Heart for miles.

kdp59 wrote:oh I think he'll get a max deal just fine.

even with his personality "issues", he is worth max money somewhere.

it's simply hard to make a list of top  15 NBA players and not have Irving on that list.

Really, basketball is a team game, remember the Dwight Howard Lakers? No matter what stars you have, you still need a team that plays together, KI is gifted, but doesn’t have the Steve Nash/Jason Kidd/Steph Curry gene of knowing how to get the most out of his teammates and get his own, there is a balance that he clearly does not understand. It’s been proven he’s not a legit first option, will have a few spectacular games, but not enough durability to keep that pace up. I don’t know how many teams have a superstar in place that want the primadonna to play second fiddle and if you don’t have that elite player in place, why would you want an injury prone diva that can’t carry a team and doesn’t have the leadership skills on a team with young developing talent, he’ll just stunt their growth because he doesn’t get it and it’s all about him....that Buck series and how he played and quit cost the little bunny a lot of money.

Thanks kleen

You guys and gal are all great. Too bad Kyrie lacks your qualities. He coulda been a contenda.