Bullets are Just Fine
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2026 2:44 pm
You know how it is. People get in they emotions, overstep their bounds, and shit goes down.
I heard Jeezy say - If you a hater and you know it, Frye YOU!
But that's too much energy to be wasting outside the lines.
We here for business, and we gonna handle some.
Certainly ain't everybody, but the people rooting against us gonna be disappointed.
Only thing that matters is in our locker room, and we got DOG in this bitch!
Gonna fly by 15 wins and continue our mission.
I know some people talking about 15 wins as an easy threshold, but it's a little different when everybody need em.
Already seen one GM trade a pick, because in reality he know he ain't gonna make it.
He probably should have quit when he was drowning in them alligator tears.
Not us though, we got this without a problem or a hesitation.
We got a return for Mark Price before the monkey wrench was thrown.
I ain't gonna say the return was decent, but at the time it served a couple purposes.
Then, we STRATEGICALLY targeted free agents that would be useful for the teams who's picks we hold, because we don't really want them to do that well with us having the pick and all.
Because we were playing this game with intention we have some firepower to go get that mark easily.
Speaking of Mark, he was the best signing we got in free agency. Him and Michael Cage will enforce the paint area and rebound.
I have no problem with them deferring shots on the other end because I picked up some chuckers in Aguirre and Scott. Them boys don't shoot for percentage, but as volume shooters, they can show their asses enough to get wins here and there.
We had to double back on the market to add depth, and once again, remove talent from the pool that our opponents could use against us.
Now we have a deep and intentional build that will rebound at a high level and defend decently.
PG is a concern, but there are enough games against teams that won't be able to capitolize on that.
We'll be just fine.
Starting lineup looks like this:
Mark West
Michael Cage
Mark Aguirre
Byron Scott
Brad Davis
If you ask a question, be prepared for the answer.
I heard Jeezy say - If you a hater and you know it, Frye YOU!
But that's too much energy to be wasting outside the lines.
We here for business, and we gonna handle some.
Certainly ain't everybody, but the people rooting against us gonna be disappointed.
Only thing that matters is in our locker room, and we got DOG in this bitch!
Gonna fly by 15 wins and continue our mission.
I know some people talking about 15 wins as an easy threshold, but it's a little different when everybody need em.
Already seen one GM trade a pick, because in reality he know he ain't gonna make it.
He probably should have quit when he was drowning in them alligator tears.
Not us though, we got this without a problem or a hesitation.
We got a return for Mark Price before the monkey wrench was thrown.
I ain't gonna say the return was decent, but at the time it served a couple purposes.
Then, we STRATEGICALLY targeted free agents that would be useful for the teams who's picks we hold, because we don't really want them to do that well with us having the pick and all.
Because we were playing this game with intention we have some firepower to go get that mark easily.
Speaking of Mark, he was the best signing we got in free agency. Him and Michael Cage will enforce the paint area and rebound.
I have no problem with them deferring shots on the other end because I picked up some chuckers in Aguirre and Scott. Them boys don't shoot for percentage, but as volume shooters, they can show their asses enough to get wins here and there.
We had to double back on the market to add depth, and once again, remove talent from the pool that our opponents could use against us.
Now we have a deep and intentional build that will rebound at a high level and defend decently.
PG is a concern, but there are enough games against teams that won't be able to capitolize on that.
We'll be just fine.
Starting lineup looks like this:
Mark West
Michael Cage
Mark Aguirre
Byron Scott
Brad Davis
If you ask a question, be prepared for the answer.
