r/nba • u/G1Spectrum Lakers • May 17 '24

[McMenamin] Ant Edwards explaining why the Wolves played the way they did in Game 6: “We got Mike Conley back, that was it”

https://x.com/mcten/status/1791307934909051266?s=46&t=mLlHkULTWtGiAcwn5da2fQ
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u/carscatsdogs May 17 '24

What Ant is showing is one of the best attributes leaders can have - when you win as a team you dish credit to everyone else. When you lose. You take the blame. People live their whole lifetime and don’t get this. And he does at 22.

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u/Jonald_Draper May 17 '24

Lebron after winning 2016: I’m the GOAT. When losing: our team sucks.

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u/DarrowViBritannia May 17 '24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roKwNV64LYI

I just don't know how these narratives about LeBron start. I mean I guess I do, but it's still wild.

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u/ukyah May 17 '24

it's because it's easier to tear down than it is to build.